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Best OLED monitor and top gaming deals

3 min read 22.02.2026

Top gaming news: Alienware 27" QD-OLED at $499, Switch game discounts, Criterion sale, and Apple Watch deals. Key picks and buying tips.

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Top deals and picks from recent gaming news

One of the clearest upgrades you can make to a gaming PC setup is switching to an OLED monitor. If your PC already runs games smoothly, an OLED display with per-pixel color and brightness control will make visuals pop. Right now, Alienware's 27-inch QD-OLED monitor has dropped to its lowest price yet—$499.99 at Amazon and Dell (originally $649.99).

Best OLED monitor and top gaming deals

Why the Alienware 27-inch QD-OLED stands out

This model hits a strong balance of resolution, features, and price. Key points:

  • 27-inch 1440p QD-OLED panel with about 111 PPI, delivering sharp images.
  • 360Hz refresh rate via DisplayPort (ideal for high-frame-rate competitive play).
  • Ports: two DisplayPort inputs and one HDMI 2.1 port (HDMI capped at 144Hz).
  • Missing video-over-USB-C support, which some competing QD-OLEDs include.

If you prioritize the absolute highest refresh rate at 1440p, this Alienware is a compelling pick. If USB-C display support matters to you, consider alternatives such as certain MSI QD-OLED models often found at retailers like Costco.

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Deal highlight: Alienware 27" 1440p QD-OLED for $499.99 — lowest price to date.

Other Verge-approved deals worth noting

Below are notable discounts across games, films, and wearables that readers following gaming news will appreciate.

Discounted Nintendo Switch games

Many first-party Switch titles are on sale in both physical and digital formats. Some of these games include free Switch 2 upgrades that enhance performance and visuals. Price examples:

  • $29.99: select titles
  • $39.99: other popular releases

Retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and GameStop are offering deals on games such as Luigi's Mansion 2 HD, Princess Peach: Showtime!, Splatoon 3, Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, Pikmin 4, and The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening. Availability varies by store.

Criterion sale on physical movies

Through February 22, Criterion is offering 30% off DVDs, Blu-rays, and 4K Blu-rays, including preorders. This sale covers classics and cult favorites such as His Girl Friday, Eyes Wide Shut, and Pee-Wee's Big Adventure. Criterion remains a go-to for cinephiles building a physical collection; check reviews on Letterboxd if you're unsure which titles to buy.

Apple Watch discounts

It's common to find the Apple Watch Series 11 at about $299.99 for the 42mm Wi-Fi/GPS model. If you prefer greater savings, Walmart currently has the Series 10 46mm Wi-Fi/GPS silver aluminum model with a denim sport band for $229 (originally $429). The Series 11 offers slightly better battery life and a more scratch-resistant display, but many users will find the Series 10 a strong value option.

How these deals relate to gaming news and hardware trends

OLED monitors have become a frequent topic in gaming news because they deliver noticeable visual improvements for both single-player and competitive titles. Higher refresh rates (240Hz and up) and QD-OLED panels are pushing the market. At the same time, cross-generation upgrades for console games and discounted hardware keep consumer interest high during sale periods.

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From the author: Cameron Faulkner covers deals and gaming hardware. He originally joined The Verge in 2018 and rejoined in May 2025 after a stint at Polygon.
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