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We've not seen that many great deals on gaming monitors this Prime Day, but HP is here to the rescue with a trio of stellar gaming monitors with delicious discounts. Whether you're looking for a 24 or 27-inch model, the refresh rates on all three of these are fantastic - and we all know that's really the most important aspect of the best gaming monitors, right?

We've got a duo of HP Omen monitors and one of HP's gaming monitors to highlight this time around - all of which have at least a saving of $50 right now at HP. This sale ends tonight though, so don't hang around too long.

HP's hottest Prime Day gaming monitors

Omen X 27 240Hz gaming monitor |$649 $559 at HP

Omen X 27 240Hz gaming monitor |$649 $559 at HP
This stunning 27-inch monitor offers up 240Hz frame rates, which will make any game look fantastically smooth. This is a QHD resolution display too, with AMD FReeSync2 and HDR support too, so you just know your games are going to look ace.

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Omen by HP 25 gaming monitor| $279$229 at HP

Omen by HP 25 gaming monitor| $279 $229 at HP
You can save $50 with this HP deal on the Omen by HP 25 monitor. This is a 24.5-inch 144Hz Full HD monitor featuring AMD FreeSync technology, that's capable of being viewed horizontally or vertically.

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HP X27i gaming monitor | $379$289 at HP

HP X27i gaming monitor | $379 $289 at HP
Another AMD Freesync monitor, but this is a 27-inch 144Hz option with a saving of $90. This is a 2K IPS panel with a low, low response time of just 4ms, which will mean your games run beautifully and smoothly on this gaming monitor.

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If these gaming monitors don't hit the mark, why not check out our pick of the best 4K monitor for gaming, or the cheap gaming monitor deals you've secretly been waiting for. We've tested and rated them so that you know that you're getting a good panel for your money - regardless of your budget. After all, your games deserve the best, especially when you've invested in a PS5, Xbox Series X, or an impressive gaming PC.

We're also rounding up today's best Prime Day laptop deals too with picks for gaming, work, and casual use across a range of budgets. Or if you want to go large, the Prime Day TV deals should have something for you.

Sam Loveridge
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