I want to buy a 4K OLED Gaming Monitor so badly and with both Alienware's and Samsung's on sale for $200 or more off, I'm probably going to sell my pet.

What is the going price on eBay for a closet of old tee-shirts, a factory-sealed ATI Radeon AGP 8500 in time-warp conditions, a mostly house-trained Cocker Spaniel, and a boxed, factory sealed ATI Radeon? I'm selling the lot to get some 4K OLED action. Sorry, B-dog.

Both the Alienware 32-inch 4K gaming monitor and the Samsung version have been shaved at least $200. The Alienware is now $999, and the Samsung is just under $1000.

My metaphorical flush is over.

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4K OLED monitor deals

$1,199 Save $200 on Dell's $999 price Alienware's 32-inch QD-OLED is the only one with a curved screen. It also has the best per-pixel lighting, and the fastest response times. It's $200 cheaper than before.

Price check: Newegg $1,533.99

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Let's start with the Alienware AW3225QF. It seems like I reviewed this laptop just a few weeks back (it was April), but Alienware has already cut $200 off its asking price. The price is now $999 on Dell’s website.

The Alienware is notable for its curved panel. Most of the other 32-inch 4K displays are flat. I'm not certain if curved is a good thing on a 16-by-9 screen, but it doesn't take anything away either.

It's also similar to other 32-inch displays using the Samsung QD-OLED panel. This means 240Hz refresh rate, ridiculous levels of HDR sizzle and ridiculously fast 0.03ms pixels response.

These screens have limitations. The maximum brightness for full-screen SDR is 250 nits, which is acceptable but not ideal. There's also the constant worry of OLED burn in.

Then it's a question of risk versus reward. The combination of 4K clarity with perfect OLED lighting per pixel, plus the speed mentioned above, is the reward. I'm sold.

$1,299 Amazon: $1,041.60 (save $257.40).
When we reviewed Samsung’s 32-inch QDOLED 4K panel in our review, its high price was a deterrent. Also, the annoying TV features were also a problem. Now that it's more than $250 cheaper, it's forgiven for everything. Take my money. Take my money.

Price check: Newegg $1,099.99

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The Samsung Odyssey G8 G80SD was a big turn-off for me due to its high price and the nastiness of the SmartTV. With $257 off, the price is now $1,041 at Amazon. It suddenly looks more appealing.

It's notable that this is the only 32-inch OLED 4K we've tested with a matte anti glare coating. Personally, I like glossy coatings because they bring out the HDR and contrast of OLED panels. If you prefer matte, which is understandable, then the Samsung is the best choice.

A lower price makes it easier to see the SmartTV as an extra. You can also enjoy the premium design and build quality knowing that you got a great deal.

Where is the spaniel hiding? Here, boy!