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Monitor Radar

Updated Nov 12, 2026

Labor Day monitor deals: today's best price

Is the discount real? We compare it with the days before.

298days until Labor DayMonday, Sep 6

197 monitors in today’s catalog

On Labor Day, the list of what really dropped shows up here.

  1. No proven discountHighest score today · score 8.7
    score 8.7

    27″4K

    $400

    checked today

  2. No proven discountHighest score today · score 7.6
    score 7.6

    27″QHD240 Hz

    $546

    checked today

What to watch until Labor Day

The highest spec score in each range, with today’s price.

Under $100

  1. No proven discountscore 5.9
    score 5.9

    24″Full HD200 Hz

    $100

    checked today

  2. No proven discountscore 5.4
    score 5.4

    22″Full HD100 Hz

    $88

    checked today

  3. No proven discountscore 5.2
    score 5.2

    24″Full HD144 Hz

    $95

    checked today

$100 to $200

  1. No proven discountscore 5.9
    score 5.9

    BenQ

    EW270Q

    27″QHD200 Hz

    $200

    checked today

  2. No proven discountscore 5.7
    score 5.7

    27″4K60 Hz

    $190

    checked today

  3. No proven discountscore 5.5
    score 5.5

    AOC

    24G4

    24″Full HD180 Hz

    $110

    checked today

$200 to $400

  1. No proven discountscore 7.5
    score 7.5

    Acer

    X27U

    27″QHD240 Hz

    $320

    checked today

  2. No proven discountscore 6.8
    score 6.8

    27″QHD320 Hz

    $280

    checked today

  3. No proven discountscore 6.5
    score 6.5

    27″4K320 Hz

    $287

    checked today

$400 to $800

  1. No proven discountscore 6.7
    score 6.7

    27″QHD360 Hz

    $549

    checked today

  2. No proven discountscore 6.5
    score 6.5

    27″4K320 Hz

    $489

    checked today

  3. No proven discountscore 6.5
    score 6.5

    32″4K165 Hz

    $752

    checked today

Over $800

  1. No proven discountscore 7.6
    score 7.6

    32″4K240 Hz

    $868

    checked today

  2. No proven discountscore 6.8
    score 6.8

    52″WUHD240 Hz

    $1,700

    checked today

  3. No proven discountscore 6.6
    score 6.6

    27″4K240 Hz

    $865

    checked today

On Labor Day, the best price for each monitor and the list of what really dropped are on Monitor Radar. The price and the cheapest store change all the time; here you see the best one from the last check (on 12/11).

When is Labor Day 2027?

On September 6, 2027, Monday. Each store announces its own sale period and terms on its own site.

How we read it

The day’s math and the real discount, step by step

On Labor Day, the best price for each monitor and the list of what really dropped are on Monitor Radar. The benchmark is the model's own previous check; the "was" price the store crosses out is not used.

The math compares each model's price today with its price at the previous check; the "was" price the store crosses out is not used.

How to tell if the discount is real

  1. We compare with the previous check

    Each check reads the trusted-store price of each model; the benchmark is only the previous check, with no price history kept.

  2. We compare with the median, not the "was" price

    The benchmark is the model’s own price at the previous check. The "was" price the store crosses out is not used.

  3. A drop is today’s price against the previous check

    With a price 5% or more below the previous check, the model goes into the list of drops.

Next step

See each monitor on the price and score chart

Each point is a new monitor, by price and spec score.

Frequently asked questions

Are the Labor Day deals real?

Monitor Radar compares today's price with the same model's previous check and ignores the store's "was" price.

When is Labor Day 2027?

On September 6, 2027, a Monday.

Is it worth waiting for Labor Day to buy a monitor?

It depends on the model. If it is already below the previous check today, buying does not depend on the date. Monitor Radar's catalog has 197 models.

How does the Radar know a price really dropped?

It compares today's price of each model with its previous check, and keeps no price history; 5% or more below counts as a drop.

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Where the numbers come from

No price history is kept. Today's price is compared with the previous check; 5% or more below counts as a drop, 5% or more above as a rise, and less than 1% as the same price.

The price is the one read on the date shown and changes without notice. The series shows what the price did; it does not predict the price on the next sale day or say it is time to buy.

Data from Nov 12, 2026.