Dell makes some of the most popular OLED gaming monitors around under its Alienware brand, due in no small part to them being relatively low-priced. And while I wouldn’t call today’s deal “affordable,

The LG Ultragear 32-inch Monitor offers a curved QHD display, a 1ms response time, and a 180Hz refresh rate—now $199.99.

Currently on Amazon, Samsung's versatile 32-inch gaming monitor, featuring a 180 Hz refresh rate and AMD FreeSync is over $150 off.

Connectivity-wise, the Omen Transcend includes both HDMI 2.1 and the newer DisplayPort 2.1 standard, which you'll see in the upcoming GeForce 5000 series GPUs. There's even a USB Type-C port with 140W of Power Delivery with support for DispalyPort alternate mode so you can connect just a single cable to your laptop.

As a full-time tech journalist, part-time photographer, and general creative – I rarely find time for gaming sessions anymore, especially after an already long day of staring at screens. But I’ve recently acquired a new 4K gaming monitor that has reignited my interest and encouraged me to start using my PlayStation 5 console again as more than just an expensive Netflix machine.

This new wave of smart monitors offers the perfect upgrade for home office setups, especially if you're cramped for space. Instead of a separate monitor and a TV, the M80D can function as both a high-resolution 4K display for work and a smart TV complete with Netflix and all your favorite streaming apps, making it ideal for small spaces.

This Alienware gaming monitor is equipped with two HDMI ports, and a single display port for display connectivity. You’ll also find a pair of USB-A ports and a single USB-C port for peripheral connectivity and charging.