Since nobody can upgrade their actual gaming PC at the moment, it’s a very popular time to upgrade your gaming monitor. And, if you’re looking to go big, Amazon has a fantastic deal for you today. This 39-inch LG OLED ultrawide, and I mean ultra because it’s 39 inches, is just $768. That’s over half off the original retail price of $1,600.
This UltraGear monitor (model number 39GX90SA-W) comes with all the fixings. You get 240Hz speed for buttery-smooth framerates and utility for competitive online games. It’s compatible with FreeSync and G-Sync for when you want to pump up those effects. It also uses a semi-standard 3440x1440p resolution, but bumps up the size an extra five inches over what you usually get at that wide 1440p resolution.
On top of all that, this is a centerpiece monitor, complete with USB-C video (though it’s only 65 watts, a gaming laptop may need more) and extra USB-A ports for more gadgets. It even has an Ethernet port. Why? Because it’s also rocking WebOS, LG’s smart TV software, so it can offer up video and other content all on its own. You can read PCWorld’s full review of the 39GX90SA-W here.
This is a pretty incredible deal, one that’s unlikely to be matched before the next big holiday sale. I get the feeling Amazon might sell out, but if it does, you can order one directly from LG, Best Buy, or Newegg at the same price. If it’s not what you’re looking for, then check out PCWorld’s roundup of the best monitors.