OLED gaming monitors seem to just keep getting cheaper. If you’re okay with a refurbished unit, you can pick up an AOC 27-inch, 1440p model for just $236.80 from eBay. For the second time in a week, this is the lowest price I’ve seen yet on an OLED screen. Just make sure that you remember to apply the coupon code on the page.
The AOC Q27G41ZDF is hitting the baseline for OLED monitors in 2026, with a 2560×1440 resolution, speedy 240Hz refresh rate, and .03ms response rate. It works with both FreeSync and G-Sync, so whether you’re on AMD or Nvidia hardware, you’ll get super-smooth motion for high-end games and speedy frames for competitive online multiplayer.
The other features are pretty basic, with no USB extras or RGB lighting. You can add on a VESA monitor arm, and you should. But the stickler for a lot of people will be that “refurbished” label. This is an official eBay Refurbished offering, which means that it comes with a 2-year Allstate warranty. That’s pretty good…but it’s not as good as the two- or three-year warranty coverage, including burn-in, that’s become standard from major vendors.
Even so, an OLED for this price might be worth that roll of the dice. The list price is $296, already pretty good, but with 20 percent off thanks to a “NEWFINDS20” coupon code, it gets down to just $236.80. That’s the same price you’d pay for a 1440p, 27-inch, 240Hz monitor with a far inferior LCD panel. But if the refurbished screen is bugging you, Amazon is offering an almost-identical design for $350 right now.