These 4K gaming monitor deals are perfect for PS5 and Xbox

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If you've been after a top-tier screen to pair with your PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X, then these are some 4K gaming monitor deals you'll want to take notice of.

Not only do these screens offer a full 4K resolution with no compromises, but they also have a host of gaming and console-focused features that will elevate your experience further. 

Today's best PS5 and Xbox monitor deals

MSI G321CU 4K gaming monitor: $529.99 $379.99 at Amazon
Save $150

MSI G321CU 4K gaming monitor: was $529.99 now $379.99 at Amazon
Save $150 - This is a record-matching lowest-ever price for this exceptionally good value and quality curved 4K screen. If you want to get something immersion-enhancing that's built only with gaming in mind, then this is perfect for the current-gen consoles.

Price check: Best Buy - $379.99 | Walmart - $429.99

MSI MAG274UPF 4K gaming monitor: $449.99 $349.99 at Amazon
Save $100

MSI MAG274UPF 4K gaming monitor: was $449.99 now $349.99 at Amazon
Save $100 - Not as big a saving on this one, but still a discount that takes this excellent 4K flat screen down to the lowest-ever price. This is perfect for multi-device setups on a desktop, and the more compact screen won't take up as much room as the 32-inch above.

Price check: Best Buy - $349.99 | Walmart - $399.99

UK price: Currys - £549

If neither of those quite matches what you're searching for then we've included a host of the latest lowest prices on some alternative 4K monitors below as dug up by our deal-finding tech.

On the lookout for more accessories? Check out our guides to the best PS5 headsets and best Xbox Series X headsets to search for your next audio companion.

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