AOC Black Friday gaming monitor sale at Amazon — deals from $139
Save big on these top-rated gaming monitors
Good news, PC gamers. If you're in the market for a new gaming monitor, today's Black Friday deals are making it easier than ever to upgrade on the cheap.
For example, right now Amazon is taking up to $200 off select AOC gaming monitors with deals from $139. Below I've rounded up three epic deals you can get right now. For more deals, make sure to check out our Black Friday gaming monitor deals roundup.
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- AOC 27" Curved 1080p 240Hz Monitor: was $179 now $139
- AOC 27" Curved 1080p 165Hz Monitor: was $259 now $149
- AOC 27" OLED Monitor: was $599 now $399
Black Friday AOC Monitor deals
If you don't require 4K resolution, the C27G2Z is a 27-inch curved gaming monitor with a 240Hz refresh rate, 1080p resolution, and 0.5ms response time. It sports an ergonomic (height, swivel, and tilt adjustable) stand that's also VESA compatible.
The CQ27G3S sports a QHD resolution screen, 165Hz refresh rate, and 1ms response time. Its Adaptive-Sync and Nvidia G-Sync support provide the most fluid, tear-free gaming experience. It also sports a frameless design and ergonomic stand.
The AOC Agon PRO AG276QZD2 is a 4K monitor with a 240Hz refresh rate, 0.03ms response time, and HDMI/DisplayPort connectivity. It supports HDR content and it sports an ergonomic stand.
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