Get a cheap G-Sync compatible gaming monitor deal today with a best-ever price on these models

Get a cheap G-Sync compatible gaming monitor deal today with a best-ever on two models
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These cheap gaming monitor deals that are going today happen to be on two of the best G-Sync compatible FreeSync monitors around. This is great news for those who want to take advantage of Nvidia's premium screen tech but want to avoid a premium price and enjoy a bit more flexibility with their choice when it comes to gaming monitor.

In the UK Amazon is selling the quietly excellent Samsung C27RG5 curved gaming monitor with a 10% reduction, bringing its price down to £279.99. It's not a massive reduction in and of itself, I know, but it is does bring the price down to the monitor's lowest ever value. Thus, this is a genuine bargain and offers bona fide value.

This is a curved beat (with a 1500R radius) that has a VA panel at 1080p. It's a 27-inch monitor and it has great image quality all in. despite not being a bigger resolution or an IPS panel so it really does punch well above its weight. What's more, it packs a really surprising, and fast, punch: along with its very respectable 4ms response time - pretty good for a curved monitor - it has a blistering refresh rate of 240Hz so you can enjoy some of the smoothest gameplay possible on a great curved gaming monitor. Particularly when you combine this with its built-in FreeSync and its compatibility with Nvidia's G-Sync. We think its the best curved G-Sync compatible FreeSync monitor going.

In the US, there's an AOC model on offer and you can find more info on that deal a little below here.

Samsung C27RG5 curved gaming monitor | 27" 1080p VA | 240Hz + 4ms | just £279.99 at Amazon UK (save £30)

Samsung C27RG5 curved gaming monitor | 27" 1080p VA | 240Hz + 4ms | just £279.99 at Amazon UK (save £30)
A seriously nice gaming monitor from Samsung and one that will embrace and welcome you into your games with its curved beauty. The blistering refresh rate is an awesome feature too.

And your excellent offering in the US is the AOC monitor we have on our guide - it's down to only $159.99 at Amazon which is a, quite frankly, ridiculously low price. The AOC G2590FX is a 24.5-inch flat-screen monitor with a 1080p resolution on a TN panel encased in an almost bezel-less design. As it's a TN panel it can offer incredible speeds: the response rate is 1ms and the refresh rate is 144Hz. Team that with the FreeSync and G-Sync compatibility to be found within and you have a seriously smooth-picture-giving monitor. As a result it's a prime choice for those after a reliable and pacey monitor for shooters and fast-action games like Apex Legends. 

We think its probably the best budget G-Sync compatible FreeSync monitor going so get on this deal right now.

AOC G2590FX gamin monitor | 24.5" 1080p TN | 144Hz + 1ms | just $159.99 at Amazon (save $40)

AOC G2590FX gamin monitor | 24.5" 1080p TN | 144Hz + 1ms | just $159.99 at Amazon (save $40)
The best budget option on our list, yet a seriously good G-Sync/FreeSync gaming option from AOC. A couple of these would serve you very well and not break the bank to create a great multi-panel setup.

These could easily be some of the best gaming monitors, period, such is their balance of specs, size, quality, features, and value. If you've been after a new panel in the January sales these are quality models to pick up with discounts right before the sales period slams shut tomorrow.

Looking to go big with your monitor? Check out our guide on the beastliest of gaming monitors to find out if you can get the best 4K monitor for gaming into your setup.

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Rob Dwiar

Rob is the Deputy Editor of sister site, TechRadar Gaming, and has been in the games and tech industry for years. Prior to a recent stint as Gaming Editor at WePC, Rob was the Commissioning Editor for Hardware at GamesRadar+, and was on the hardware team for more than four years, since its inception in late 2018. He is also a writer on games and has had work published over the last six years or so at the likes of Eurogamer, RPS, PCGN, and more. He is also a qualified landscape and garden designer, so does that in his spare time, while he is also an expert on the virtual landscapes and environments of games and loves to write about them too, including in an upcoming book on the topic!