Best Black Friday curved monitor deals 2025: display discounts to expect this year
Black Friday curved monitor deals will return this November.

Black Friday curved monitor deals will return this November, and holding off for the big event could help you snag big screen savings. Non-flat panels can cost a pretty penny, especially if you're aiming for something ultrawide or with a high refresh rate, but the seasonal sale has the power to make even premium models approachable.
Many of the best gaming monitor options in 2025 are curved, so it's easy to see why discounts might already be on your mind. Switching to a wraparound screen can help make your favorite PC games more immersive, and it'll also add some visual flair to your setup. The format is still a little more niche than standard panels, but every year I'm seeing more and more models pop up during Black Friday.
I fully expect Black Friday 2025 to feature plenty of curved monitor deals, and you'll find an idea of what to expect from the seasonal sale below. I've also kept a record of last year's savings for reference, as that will help you ensure you get a real bargain once the event kicks off.
FAQ
Where will the best Black Friday curved monitor deals be?
We will be covering all of the best Black Friday curved monitor deals on this very page, so ensure you come back on the big day. However, we do know that specific retailers on both sides of the pond will have the best of the lot. The below stores are the ones you should frequent to get the best and biggest price cuts.
US
Amazon: expect some far-reaching deals on a bunch of far-reaching screens
Best Buy: always strong in the curved monitor game
Walmart: all the big names will be on offer at the mega retailer
Newegg: the PC gear specialist is always one to rely on for good options
UK
Amazon: will have you covered with options from most brands and sizes
Very: an underrated retailer for monitors but a well-stocked one
Overclockers: the PC specialists should be high on your list
ebuyer: another specialist that will likely have a raft of options and deals
Currys: a perennially strong monitor stocker and should have good deals
As a rule of thumb, we'd highly suggest using our best curved gaming monitor guide as a template this Black Friday. Not only will our collection of reviews help you separate the the delectable displays and the duds, but it'll also familiarise you with the specs and features to watch out for. That way, you'll start to recognise screens that pop up during the event, weird lengthy model names and all.
As for which screen's we'd suggest watching out for by default, the Lenovo Legion Y34wz-30. It's admittedly a little tricky to find online right now, but it'll ideally drop to around the $700 mark. Keep in mind this particular model is rocking a mini LED panel and many of the same features as its larger R45w-30 sibling, so it'd be a nice saving at a chunk under $1,000.
Speaking of curved screens under a grand, the LG UltraGear 45GR95QE-B is poised to drift further down the price rabbit hole this Black Friday. At Best Buy right now, the 45-inch OLED panel is down to $999.99 from $1,699.99, making it a more viable option for players with reasonable budget constraint. Still price, but we're talking about something larger than many gaming TVs out there with a 240Hz refresh rate.
Other premium models like the Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 like to join in the Black Friday fun, and we're hoping we'll see much the same this year. Last time, we managed to catch the 49-inch whopper down at $1,199.99 from $1,799.99 at Amazon, while the older QLED version managed to break through the four digit price barrier at £929.99 (was £1,099.99).
Jumping back down the price scale, we have the AOC CU34G2X. There's some excellent value in this model, packing a larger 34-inch screen than the similarly priced 32-inch Odyssey G5 and offering a slimline bezel design and the same QHD 1144Hz spec sheet. This screen usually comes in at $299.99, but can go on sale for around $249.99. We expect that price to give way a little further in November - the record low is $367 and we're predicting a conservative $349.99 estimate (but hoping for something a little more drastic, say $299.99 on a good day).
There are super cheap options out there if you're not looking for punchy specs, as curved monitors have been around for a little while. The 23.8-inch Acer Nitro UM.QX1AA.S01is a prime example of a display that doesn't skimp on specs, and it normally drops to just over $100. At the moment, it's down to $109.99 from $179.99 at Amazon, but with a bit of Black Friday magic, it'll hopefully drop to a double digit price tag.
Is a curved monitor worth the extra money?
Curved monitors may look a bit strange, but their bendy nature comes with increased immersion and eye health benefits. Playing games like Starfield with a curved view helps envelop your line of sight, which in turn tricks your brain into forgetting there's a display in front of you. Using a bendy panel can also reduce fatigue, as less eye movement is required to see the entire screen.
What is the best curved monitor on the market?
Our favorite curved monitor right now is the LG UltraGear 45GR95QE, a whopping 45-inch OLED panel that packs an immersive punch. It's pretty pricey, but there's a chance you'll be able to bag one, or a similar model, for less during Black Friday 2023.
What are the disadvantages of a curved monitor?
Curved monitor caveats are largely tired to their design, as you'll need to sit straight on at a desk to benefit from the tech. Otherwise, you could experience poor viewing angles if playing from a far, and glare can also be an issue if you're playing next to a bright window. Naturally, that means we wouldn't recommend picking up one for your living room, even though some models are almost as big as TVs.
What to expect from Black Friday curved monitor deals
It's always tough trying to pinpoint precise specifics that will occur during Black Friday curved monitor deals. Monitor prices generally are in flux too - they are just a section of gaming tech where prices rarely stay the same for a long period of time.
However, we can find the best value by taking a look at some of our favorite curved monitors and tracking their prices across last year's sales and in the months since then. There are a handful of screens we'd recommend keeping an eye out for in this year's Black Friday curved monitor deals; the Samsung Odyssey G5 (an affordable QHD screen), the Samsung Odyssey G7 (our top pick overall), the AOC CU34G2X (excellent value for money), the Alienware AW3423DW (our favorite premium screen), and the Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 (for those who need plenty of space).
Kicking off with Samsung Black Friday deals, the most popular pick is likely going to be the G5 this year. The $379.99 display dropped down to $248 in last year's Black Friday curved monitor deals. That means we'd expect such a price to return for November, if it's not beaten before then. The G7 is a marked step up, starting life at $699.9 for a 27-incher. We first saw the current record low $499.99 sales price on this model back in November 2021, that cost only popped back again a couple of times in 2022. That means we're likely looking at this range for November's offers.
Last year's best curved monitor deals

Philips 271E1SCA 27-inch | $119.99 $99.99 at Amazon
Save $15 - We're just $5 away from a record-low price on this smaller 27-inch Philips number, so that $15 discount is working particularly hard this week. If you're looking for a nice no thrills 1080p screen with curves, this is one to consider.

LG UltraGear 34GP63A-B 34-inch | $399.99 $239.99 at Amazon
Save $160- If you're looking to buy a curved monitor on a budget, this is a brilliant entry point - and it's currently at its lowest recorded price, which means there's never been a better time to pick it up.

Gigabyte Aorus CO49DQ | $1,099.99 $729 at Amazon
Save $371 - If you're looking for an alternative to the big brands, this Gigabyte Aorus CO49DQ has a great discount on it. Better yet - this price is an absolute steal, and we've never seen Amazon go this low on it before.

Samsung Odyssey G55C 32-inch | $329.99 $199.99 at Amazon
Save $67.49 - Now officially down to its lowest ever price, the G5 is one of the best value curved monitors you'll find this Black Friday, especially since it normally costs well over $200.

AOC G2 Series 24-inch curved | $199.97 $129.99 at Amazon
Save $69.98 - Several vendors have been running clearance deals on this model of curved monitor through the week, but stock has been replenished at Amazon just in time for Black Friday - meaning this fantastic offer for a budget curved monitor is still here to snag.

Dell S3422DWG 34" | $399.99 $299.99 at Amazon
Save $100 - This is the lowest we've seen this monitor go, and it's a fantastic opportunity to snag a curved monitor on a tight budget.

Acer Nitro 31.5-inch | $399.99 $199.99 at Best Buy
Save $200 - The Acer Nitro is down to just $199.99 at Best Buy right now, with a full $200 off the final price. This is the first time we've seen this QHD model dipping below $200 in its life, with previous sales stuck closer to $300.

LG 38WN95C-W 38-inch | $1,399.99 $849.99 at Amazon
Save $550 - This monitor's price history is pretty turbulent, and has dropped to $799.99 in the past. That was back in February though, this panel has been firmly above $1,000 for the past six months. Black Friday has brought it another $50 lower than its price earlier in the week, though, which is fantastic.

Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 49-inch | $1,799.99 $949.99 at Amazon
Save $800 - This monstrous ultrawide OLED is within touching distance of its lowest-ever price, and it's already beaten last year's Black Friday discount. It has jumped back and forth dramatically over the course of the year, but this is exactly where we want its price heading.

Alienware AW3423DWF 34-inch| $899.99 $649.99 at Best Buy
Save $250 - One of Dell's top Alienware monitors is now sitting under $700, and it's chunk cheaper than last week. That's a sign that it has dipped to its Black Friday price, which makes sense given the retailer is in full deals mode.

Samsung Odyssey Ark 55-inch | $2,699.99 $1,799.46 at Amazon
Save $900 - A chonky 40% discount helps make the latest version of Samsung's beastly display more approachable, and it's a record low we want to see stick. It's still not as deep a discount as what we seen with the 1st gen model last year, but that's ultimately tied to its freshness.

Sceptre Curved 24-inch Gaming Monitor | $99.97 $74.97 at Amazon
Save $25 - The model below the above deal is also on offer this Black Friday if you need something under the $100 mark. Reviews are pretty good for this one too so could be a good entry-level option.

Acer AOPEN 34HC5CUR Pbiiphx 34-inch | $249 $199 at Walmart
Save $49 - A fantastic record low on a curved screen that was over $200 this time last year with a discount. It mostly sat at $250 throughout 2024, but it's finally dipped much further ahead of Black Friday.

KOORUI 34E6UC 34-inch | $439.99 $239.99 at Walmart
Save $255 - Sales on this KOORUI curved monitor have only grown steeper as the week has gone on, and we're already below Amazon's historic lowest price here. It's worth noting that we have seen stock issues across vendors on this deal - even when it's been pricier - so if you're keen, we'd recommend grabbing it quickly.

Asus TUF Gaming 31.5-inch | $299 $198 at Amazon
Save $101 - Currently selling for its lowest price to date, this is a fantastic bargain for anyone looking to get into 1440p on a budget. It's unclear if this will go any lower closer to Black Friday, but similar models have been selling out through the week.

Dell Ultrasharp U4025QW 5K Curved Monitor | $1,919 $1,679.99 at Dell
Save $240 - This 40-inch screen is on the higher end of the curved monitor scale, but if you're in the market for top-of-the-range, it could be a good deal for you. It's also got a significant discount on it from Dell, taking it down by a huge $240. Not bad at all.

Acer Nitro ED270R 27-inch curved monitor | $161.99 $129.99 at Amazon
Save $32 – This is another good deal on a curved monitor if you're looking for a decent deal with a respectable refresh rate. If you aren't playing super high-speed action games or competitive first-person shooters, this one would do you just fine.

Samsung Odyssey G8 UWQHD | $1,199.99 $629 at Amazon
Save $570 - Discounts on this curved monitor have been getting steeper and steeper in the run-up to Black Friday, and we're at a whopping $570 off before the day has even begun. It's a hefty slash on a very impressive model. We've seen it slightly cheaper before (in October, it went down to $617) but this is the lowest we've seen it since then. So it might be worth snapping this one up while stock lasts.

Lenovo Legion R45w-30 Gaming Monitor | $999.99 $675 at Amazon
Save $324.99 - If you're looking for a versatile ultra-wide screen monitor, then this Lenovo Legion is a good option. While it's not technically listed on Amazon as a Black Friday deal, this is one of the more significant discounts that we've seen on this relatively new model. For more, read our Lenovo Legion R45w-30 review.

ASUS TUF Gaming 27” Curved Monitor | $179 $129 at Amazon
Save $50 - If you're on a tighter budget for your curved monitor, check out this 27-inch gaming monitor on Amazon. It's down by $50 and this is the lowest price we've seen it drop to.
If you're a little more discerning with your screen specs, we're also rounding up everything we expect to see from Black Friday 4K monitor deals, Black Friday 144Hz monitor deals, and Black Friday 1440p monitor deals as well.
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