I've scoured Amazon, these are the best 15 Prime Day monitor deals I can find

ASUS ProArt Display PA32UCX-PK: $2,999 $2,040.52 at Amazon
Save $958.48: We're big fans of Asus's ProArt Displays, and this stunning 4K monitor for creative pros is no exception. With colour coverage of 99% DCI-P3 and 99.5% Adobe RGB, 1,200-nit brightness and a calibrator included, it has photo and video editors covered. It's naturally expensive, but this deal gets you a massive third off the regular price. You'll need to hurry though. There were only 10 left in stock at the time of writing.

Price check: Walmart $2,999

Dell S3221QS Curved 4K monitor: Was $399.99 now $329.99 at Amazon
Save $70: We rate this Dell display as the best cheap 4K monitor in our guide to the best 4K monitors on the market. Right now, it's even cheaper with 18% off. With a contrast ratio of 3,000:1, support for 1.07 billion colours, it offers vibrant visuals and plenty of useful features like Picture in Picture, picture by picture and EasyArrange, which lets you organise apps and tabs. The downside is the lack of USB-C, but we can't argue with this price, which is the lowest we've seen in months.

Price check: Walmart $538

BenQ SW321C 4K Photo + Video Editing Monitor: Was $1,999.99 now $1,899.99 at Amazon
Save $100: Sure, this photo editing monitor is still
very pricey, but we think it's great value for the specs it offers and a much more affordable option compared to pro monitors from the likes of Eizo. When we reviewed it, we were hugely impressed by the image quality and colour accuracy at this price. The price was actually slightly lower last week, but this Prime Day monitor deal is still a reasonable saving.

Price check: Best Buy: $1,999.99 

Sony InZone M9 4K 27in Gaming Monitor: Was $899.99 now $798 at Amazon
Save $101.99: This Sony monitor tops our list of the best monitors for PS5 thanks to its fast specs, DisplayHDR 600 rating and all-important HDMI 2.1 port. A $102 saving might not seem massive, but this is the lowest price we've seen since a very brief drop to $788.99 for just two days in early December last year. We think the display was already great value for the specs it offers, so with 11% off it's really the obvious choice for 4K PS5 gaming at 120fps, and it will serve for PC gaming too.

Price check: Best Buy $799.99

Samsung Odyssey G7 27in Gaming Monitor: Was $699.99 now $449.99 at Amazon
Save $250: if you're on a tighter budget, we also highlight this monitor in our PS5 monitor guide as the best mid-range option. The 27-Inch WQHD (2560x1440) display boasts a super fast 240Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time and G-SYNC and FreeSync Premium Pro support to avoid dropped frames. With an immersive curved panel, it provides for a seamless gaming experience at what is now a very reasonable price with this pre-Prime Day monitor deal. Best Buy is matching the price.

Price check: Best Buy $499.99

Dell S3422DWG WQHD 34in curved gaming monitor: Was $499.99 now $347.99 at Amazon
Save $152: This is a bit of a cheeky one. When we started tracking Prime Day monitor deals, this was reduced to $349.99 but the deal was open to everyone. Suddenly it's just $2 cheaper but only available on offer for Prime members. Anyway, if you're looking for a gaming monitor Prime Day deal on a larger curved display, this is still our top pick. We've reviewed so many Dell displays over the years that we can be fairly confident of the build quality and performance. With a 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms MPRT and AMD FreeSynch, it should be fast and smooth. This is the lowest price on record, according to our price tracker.

Price check: Walmart $458.99

Dell S2721H 27-inch gaming monitor: Was $199.99 now $163.99 at Amazon
Save $36: This is one of the cheapest gaming monitors you'll see out there without a discount, but 18% off makes it even more tempting. We haven't reviewed this one personally but it gets 4.7 stars from Amazon customers and we know that Dell makes quality monitors. It's also a lot more expensive at Walmart.

Price check: Walmart $340

Gigabyte G27Q 27 1440p Gaming Monitor: Was $329.99 now $229.99 at Amazon
Save $100: We rated this as the best mid-range option in our pick of the best gaming monitors overall, but this pre Prime Day monitor deal shifts it into the budget category with a whopping 30% off. With a fast response time of 1ms, 144Hz refresh rate and FreeSync support, we think this 27in display punches well above its price range.

Price check: Best Buy $259.99| Walmart $499.98

Acer SB272 FHD Gaming Monitor: Was $169.99 now $119.99 at Amazon
Save $50: Want a gaming monitor Prime Day deal on a budget display that can also moonlight as an office monitor? We think it will be hard to find a better deal than this, almost a third off an already well-priced display. This isn't one for anyone who wants super-detailed images or lightning speed, but if you're looking for a cheap monitor to handle basic work or study needs and with reasonable specs for gaming, they don't come cheaper than this.

Philips Brilliance 499P9H 49in SuperWide monitor: Was $1,399.99 now $979.99 at Adorama
Save $420: There's ultrawide and there's superwide. This massive 49in screen got an honourable mention in our pick of the best ultrawide monitors, so we've been tracking its price since release, and this is the cheapest it's ever been. You'll need to have the space for it, but it can be more convenient than using multiple separate screens. We don't expect to see a better price than this.
Price check: Best Buy $1,399| Walmart $1,246.82

LG 49GR85DC 49-inch curved monitor: Was $1,299.99 now $899.99 at Amazon
Save $400: This huge ultrawide screen has a whopping $400 off this Prime Day. It has a 32:9 aspect ratio and is also ideal for gaming as well as creatives who want to be able to see their work really big. The colour and contrast are excellent and did we mention this is a big saving? We haven't reviewed this monitor ourselves but it's one to add to our wishlist.

Price check: Best Buy $1,299

Samsung ViewFinity S6 34-inch ultrawide monitor: Was $699.99 now $434.61 at Amazon
Save $264.39: A wider screen can be a (literally) big convenience for anyone who works across multiple programs or windows allowing you to save time by keeping more work on screen. his curved screen from Samsung offers UHD resolution and plenty of space for working in multiple windows. With HDR10 support and 1 billion colours, colour and contrast are exceptional. The Thunderbolt version is more pricey but also has a decent discount.
Price check: Best Buy $599

ASUS ProArt Display PA248QV: Was $239.99 now $189 at Amazon
Save $50: We're big fans of Asus's ProArt Displays, and this WUXGA (1920 x 1200 resolution) 16:10 monitor offers great value. The built-in USB hub makes it a great docking station, and 100% sRGB/Rec.709 colour coverage will have many content creators and photographers covered, and all for under $200 in this pre-Prime Day monitor deal! The deal isn't exclusive to Amazon: Best Buy and Walmart are almost matching the price. There's also $30 off the larger 27in version.

Price check: Best Buy $189.99| Walmart $189.99

Acer KC242Y: Was $119.99 now $89.99 at Amazon
Save $30: If you don't want a monitor with all the bells and whistles as some of the options on this list, but still want something decent, then this 23.8-inch offering from Acer could be just the thing. It has a speedy response time (1ms) a brightness of 250 nits and you can also tilt it to get the angle you want. 

Price check: Walmart $111.50

Dell P2419H FHD monitor: Was $249.99 now $178 at Amazon
Save $71.99: If you're looking for a monitor for general productivity rather than design or photo and video editing, you might only need an FHD screen rather than 4K or WUXGA. And you might not need to spend a lot of money at all, thanks to this massive 40% discount. The monitor has the usual quality build we expect from Dell, it's highly adjustable and provides a great picture for such a bargain price.

Price check: Walmart $389