Prime Day portable monitor deals 2024: top deals still available - for now
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You'll need to act fast if you want to save on these Prime Day portable monitor deals. The Amazon sales are almost over, and these are the displays and screens our hardware experts recommend.
Alongside testing the best portable monitors, we've covered Prime Day for years, hunting down the best deals, discounts, and price-drops. And we're here throughout the sales event to bring you more of those unmissable deals, with cheap portable monitors under $100 and some high-end displays to give your laptop or mini PC even more utility. You'll also find advice below on how to spot a good deal and what to watch for when choosing your new portable monitor.
Want to save even more on Amazon? Head over to our hub for a round-up of all the latest Prime Day deals across software and hardware.
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Ok, we're still seeing deals on Amazon, so we've run one extra check to see which portable monitors are still discounted and available - but you'll need to hurry to take advantage of them.
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Editor's Picks: Prime Day portable monitor deals
Arzopa 15.6in 1080p portable monitor: was $130 Now $64 at Amazon
Save $66 with Prime If you want a no-fuss full HD 15.6in portable monitor, the Arzopa offers pretty much everything most people will need for presentations, gaming, or a second screen at work. It's a featherlight 1.7lbs and measures just 0.3-inch, with a smart cover for extra portability points. Everything is driven by a single USB-C.
Uperfect 16in 2K 120Hz Portable Gaming Monitor: was $240 Now $170 at Amazon
Save $70 with Prime A bargain on this 2K portable monitor. Specs-wise, this is a 16in screen, with a gamer-friendly 120Hz refresh rate, 1200:1 contrast ratio, and 100% sRGB color space for content creators. Powered by a single USB-C, the unit is VESA-mountable, features FreeSync and eye-care technology, and includes a smart case.
Magicraven 4K 16in portable monitor: was $250 Now $190 at Amazon
Save $60 with Prime A 16in 4K portable monitor for under $200? This monitor features a 16:10 aspect ratio, a fair 1500:1 contrast ratio, although at 400 Nits, it might be a bit dark for professional use or gaming. However, it includes a smart cover and is compatible with a range of devices including games consoles, and is Vesa-mountable.
US retailers
- Amazon: Save on portable monitors
- Newegg: Money off high-resolution portable monitors
- Best Buy: Save on selected monitors
- Walmart: Get discounts on portable monitors
- Office Depot: Savings on a range of portable monitors
- Target: Deals and discounted portable monitors
Amazon Prime Day Portable Monitor deals
MNN Portable Monitor 15.6": was $90 Now $66 at Amazon
Save $27 This monitor will only output 1080p and its product page is particularly cagey about its refresh rate (although users are reporting up to 60hz, which is pretty standard), but is one of the cheapest portable monitors that we've seen this Prime Day, and an excellent model to use in a pinch. Two USB-C ports don't hurt, either.
InnoView 15.6" Portable Monitor: was $140 Now $100 at Amazon
Save $40 with coupon The 1080p resolution and IPS tech deliver the quality you need to tackle creative tasks on the move, and the InnoView is one of the only screens here with a kickstand, so you can prop it up without having to mess around with a case. Its USB-C ports are smartly positioned on each side of the display for easier connectivity, and it supports AMD FreeSync for smooth gaming.
Asus ZenScreen MB16AC: was $299 Now $149 at Amazon
Save $150 For under $150, this is a steal. The 15.6in 1080p panel offers incredible IPS quality for image editing, it has a foldable case, works with USB-C and USB-A ports, and has a sleek and sturdy ultra-slim design that only weighs 1.7 lbs. With a three-year warranty, this is an ideal on-the-go business monitor.
Keefya 14in laptop extender: was $400 Now $220 at Amazon
Save$180 The Keefya laptop extender effectively turns your single-screen laptop into a tri-screen set-up, adding a 14.2in to each side of your machine. The full HD 1080p IPS displays are compatible with MacBooks, Chromebooks, and Windows laptops with 13in to 17in screens.
ViewSonic VA1655 15.6in Portable IPS Monitor: was $110 Now $100 at Amazon
Save $10 The VA1655 comes with a three-year warranty, which is a rarity in the portable monitor market, and the product itself offers rock-solid IPS quality and a 1080p resolution in a sleek aluminum design with a carry case and stand. The ViewSonic does nothing revolutionary, but it offers superb quality levels so it’s ideal if you want something more professional.
Vilva Laptop Portable Monitor: was $150 Now $78 at Amazon
Save $72 The Vilva is rarely this cheap, so at just under $80 it’s a great money-saving opportunity. The 1080p, 60Hz panel is ideal for second-screen duties and it’s got a mini-HDMI port so it works smoothly with games consoles. The sub-2lb weight also makes it easier to carry around in everyday life.
Arzopa Laptop Portable Monitor IPS: was $170 Now $120 at Amazon
Save $50 A huge price drop is eye-catching enough, but the Arzopa display also offers a 1080p resolution, IPS quality and 178-degree viewing angles for easy, versatile usage. It works with USB-C and HDMI, so it can even be used with games consoles, and it comes with a magnetic smart cover so it won’t get damaged on the road.
Amazon Prime Day Portable Monitor deals: what to expect
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Our research has uncovered some interesting trends about the portable monitor market in the run-up to Prime Day.
There are certainly deals available. Most discounts are relatively modest, with price drops ranging between $10 and $30, and many products make their discounts available via coupons rather than directly on Amazon. Still, that’s easy enough – tick the box and the price drop should appear at the checkout.
We have also spotted rare, huge discounts on high-quality portable displays, like the $94 price reduction on the Arzopa screen highlighted below.
Often, though, discounts have not been available in the days preceding Prime Day. That’s naturally disappointing, but the sheer level of competition in the portable monitor market means that prices will be competitive regardless. So while you may not see discounts on some products, you’ll still get a great price.
If you want to make sure you’re getting the best prices, we recommend installing a browser extension like Keepa or using a website like CamelCamelCamel to check if your chosen product really is at a historically low price. If not, it’s worth looking elsewhere.
As always, watch our for fake reviews, shop around to make sure you’re getting the best price, and see if products have free extras or store credit to entice you to make the purchase.
And when buying displays, consider their features: does a screen have the connections to attach to your laptop, phone or console properly? Does it have the size and resolution required? Does it come with a case and stand, and does it have speakers? It’s also worth considering its dimensions and weight – you don’t want to be weighed down.
And if you want loads of space for work or a higher refresh rate for gaming, you’ll need to seek out specialist products and potentially accept higher prices. That goes for smaller panels too, because miniaturization always costs, and you don’t want to buy a 15.6” display that will look awkward next to your 13.3” or 14” notebook.
Amazon Prime Day Portable Monitor deals: FAQs
Has Amazon Prime Day ended?
Yes, Amazon Prime Day is over - for now. The shopping event ran untl 23:59 on the 17th July in all territories.
Will there be another Prime Day?
We're expecting another Prime Day on October sometime - although Amazon like to wait until the last minute to reveal the dates. This will be followed by the Black Friday sales in November.
Will I need an Amazon Prime subscription to get Prime Day portable monitor deals
You’ll always need a Prime subscription to take advantage of these deals. But don’t roll your eyes! If you don’t have one, Amazon offers thirty-day free trials of the service for anyone who hasn’t been a customer in the past twelve months. Sign up for one of those, get those all-important deals, and cancel the trial when you’re done.
How do I become an Amazon Prime member?
You need to be an Amazon Prime member in order to get access to Prime Day deals, which costs $14.99 per month or $139 for a year. It used to be $12.99 per month or $119 per year but there was a price hike last year.
However, new subscribers can take advantage of the 30-day Amazon Prime free trial to buy the deals. You can only use this if you've never been a member before, so it won't be available if you've used it already or if you've signed up for Amazon Prime in the past.
While on the free trial, you get all the other membership benefits including free shipping, access to Prime Video and much more. Do read our Amazon Prime review for full coverage of what you get as part of a membership. That can help you decide if you want to cancel Amazon Prime once your free trial has ended to avoid being charged the monthly fee.
Which portable monitors will be discounted on Prime Day?
Portable displays are relatively new products and the market is dominated by lots of smaller brands alongside a handful of big names. Prices change constantly and competition is fierce – which means good discounts should be available on products from big and small brands. The only products that won’t be discounted will be brand new.
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