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The sun is setting on Prime Day, and prices will slowly and surely be reverting to normal very soon. That being said, there's still a few deals to be had. If you're like me, and still on a student budget (despite graduating an embarrassingly long time ago), then you've probably been using this Prime Day to stock up on all the tech that's needed replacing for a good while - so we decided to round up 5 pf the best 4K monitors to help make the decision a little easier.

For an on-the-go monitor, 4K is great quality, and will be great for casual gaming, editing, or working - so they're pretty versatile.

My favourite deal so far is the TopMonitor 4K portable monitor which is now $120 (was $140) at Amazon - because it's a super cheap and well rated monitor. But it's not the only deal out there - so weigh up your options.

We have a more broad Prime Day portable monitors page if you want to assess all your options without my recommendations getting in the way - so check that out if you know the kind of thing you're looking for.

Or, if you're just on the hunt for a bargain of any kind, take a look at our Amazon Prime Day deals hub for savings on all sorts.

Top 4K portable monitor deals

TopMonitor 4K portable monitor
TopMonitor 4K portable monitor: was $140 now $120 at Amazon

Save $20 This is a super light monitor at 2.68lbs, and it has a resolution of 3240*2160 with high quality image and brightness. It's not the biggest discount we've seen, but this is already a pretty low price for a 4K monitor, so it's one to take advantage of if you want to bring your work with you.

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Magicraven 4K 16in portable monitor
Magicraven 4K 16in portable monitor: was $200 now $152 at Amazon

Save $48 A 16in 4K portable monitor for under $200? This monitor features a 16:10 aspect ratio, a fair 1500:1 contrast ratio, and the 400 nits brightness is about average for these devices. It includes a smart cover and is compatible with a range of devices including games consoles, and is Vesa-mountable.

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InnoView 4K OLED portable monitor
InnoView 4K OLED portable monitor: was $300 now $200 at Amazon

Save $100 This is a great deal fairly highly rated monitor. It's got a very decent screen size at 14 inches but is just above 3lbs and only 0.15 inch thick, so can definitely be used on the go. It's got HDMI and USBC ports, so would be compatible with most consoles, smartphones, and laptops around.

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Upperizon 4K portable monitor
Upperizon 4K portable monitor: was $300 now $240 at Amazon

Save $60 It's not the biggest saving around, but the 20% off on this 4K portable monitor does make it particularly good value for money, so it earns its place in the top five. This would be perfect for casual gaming on the go, and has a two USB C ports and an HDMI for easy use. With a 60 Hz refresh rate, it's not the most high-powered - but it definitely works for portable work or content creation.

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Innoview 4K portable monitor
Innoview 4K portable monitor: was $400 now $300 at Amazon

Save $100 Another Innoview, but for good reason. Innoview are a reliable brand with high quality monitors. This monitor, although its on the larger side at 23.8 inches is just 8lbs, with 60Hz refresh rate, it could be a top choice for working on the go - and it's compatible with laptops, desktops, MacBooks, and games consoles.

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Ellen Jennings-Trace
Ellen Jennings-Trace
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Ellen has been writing for almost four years, with a focus on post-COVID policy whilst studying for BA Politics and International Relations at the University of Cardiff, followed by an MA in Political Communication. Before joining TechRadar Pro as a Junior Writer, she worked for Future Publishing’s MVC content team, working with merchants and retailers to upload content.