As Amazon Prime Day draws closer, I’m seeing some fantastic early deals on business monitors – with some mega discounts on Samsung models that tick all the boxes for office and home office use.
Topping my list is the Samsung 27in S80UA 4K Monitor now $235 (was $450) at Amazon. And that’s just the first of many big price cuts I’ve spotted on Samsung monitors.
After catching sight of that discount, I’ve been digging for all the best monitors and the best business monitors with the biggest price cuts and the best specs. And yes, that includes a seriously cheap 4K monitor for your office.
We’ve spent hundreds of hours testing monitors here at TechRadar Pro, and we’ve spotted a few really good deals so far. For more early deals, we’ve rounded up some top Prime Day portable monitor deals so you can start saving now, and don’t forget to check out our hub for the best Prime Day deals across tech.
Best Samsung monitor deals on Amazon
Wildcard deals
Ok, so as much as Samsung is a big player in the techn field, it’s not the only monitor maker that’s offering great deals before Amazon Prime Day even begins.
As such, I’ve made sure to include three of our top picks for non-Samsung monitors for a bit of variety. This isn’t just diversity though, these monitors deserve their spot on the list with some great deals and powerful screens.
What to look for
If you struggle with knowing what to look for, here are the features I always check out when assessing any monitor deal.
Size
This can change depending on the space you have available in your setup, but anywhere between 24in and 32in is pretty standard. Always worth measuring up to check the size is right and won’t be too small to key into the details or dominate the workspace.
Resolution
Generally speaking, if you’re using your monitor for business use, go for a minimum of 1080p (FHD), while monitors used for gaming or content creation will be better with a 4k resolution.
Refresh rate
It’s not typically important to pick a high refresh rate if you’re looking for a business monitor – 60Hz will be fine. If you’re gaming, though, try to get one capable of at least 120Hz.
Connectivity
It’s important that your monitor is properly connected and compatible with your needs, so one with a USB hub with ports for charging mobile devices or connecting peripherals is a key consideration.
