Best Samsung monitor deal: Samsung’s 4K ViewFinity S80UA falls to $219.99

SAVE $230: For a limited time, Amazon has the Samsung 27-inch S80UA 4K monitor for just $219.99 — 51% off its regular $449.99 list price.

As of July 24, the 27-inch Samsung ViewFinity S80UA 27-inch 4K UHD monitor is a powerhouse for creatives, professionals, gamers, and anyone craving pixel-perfect visuals whilst upgrading their setup. And at just $219.99, it’s officially a no-brainer.

With four times the resolution of Full HD, this monitor’s 4K display offers stunning detail and ample screen real estate for multitasking across multiple apps or documents. The IPS panel in particular promises to deliver bold, accurate colours with a 178-degree wide viewing angle, making it ideal for design work, spreadsheets, and binge-watching Netflix and Disney+ shows alike.

And it's not just about the looks; the S80UA also boasts comfort and connectivity. With USB-C, this monitor can charge your laptop (up to 90W) while sending video and data — all through a single cable. That’s less clutter on your desk and fewer headaches when switching between devices, thanks to Automatic Source Switch.

Colour lovers will appreciate its HDR10 support and over a billion colours, while long workdays feel a little easier on the eyes thanks to Eye Saver Mode and flicker-free tech. Adjustable height, tilt, swivel, and pivot options round out the ergonomic perks — plus, it’s VESA-compatible for clean wall or arm mounting.

While its max 60Hz refresh rate doesn’t make it the best gaming monitor in the world, it should still make for jaw-dropping 4K-resolution displays when playing Cyberpunk 2077 and Stellar Blade — as long as you’re not bothered about a max FPS of 60.

Nevertheless, energy-efficient and future-proofed with a three-year warranty, the S80UA is built for work, play, and everything in between.

And while you're in upgrade mode, check out our guide advising on the other best monitors for upgrading your visuals. And take a look at our overall list of best monitors in 2025 — covering all budgets.