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HP is having a Presidents’ Day sale, with HP products going up to 61% off. Some of their best deals come from their monitors, with some two-pack monitor bundles for the price of almost one monitor. Just be mindful that not all the deals are as great as HP might lead you to believe—I’ll share the best ones.
After sifting through most of the laptop and monitor deals, I found some “deals” to be what’s known as “price-increase and list-price synchronization.” This happens when a seller disguises a price increase as a discount by increasing an item’s “list price” and then slashing that list price to show you a “sale price” that might even be higher than the original price. Make sure you’re always using price comparison tools and not buying derivative products when retailers have these big sales. Besides those caveats, I did find the following deals to be good for HP monitors.
The HP M27fw FHD monitor bundle
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The HP M27fw FHD monitor is an entry-level 27-inch IPS (In-Plane Switching) panel monitor, which results in better viewing angles and gives you better color accuracy and consistency. It also has an “always-on blue light filter” for those who like to keep their eyes from getting blue light. The screen is an FHD with a 1920 x 1080 anti-glare display, 75Hz refresh rate, 16:9 aspect ratio, 5ms GtG (with overdrive) response time, and 300 nits of brightness. You can read the full specs on their datasheet here. It normally goes for $269.99, but you can get one for $189.99 from Amazon or two for $289.99 from HP.
The HP V27i G5 FHD monitor bundle
The HP V27i G5 FHD monitor is also an entry-level 27-inch anti-glare IPS panel monitor and a slightly more budget-friendly option than the HP M27fw FHD monitor. This monitor has a low blue light mode but does not have a filter like the HP M27fw FHD. The FHD native resolution is a 1920 x 1080 display with a contrast ratio of 1000:1, 75Hz refresh rate, brightness of 250 nits (which isn’t a lot), and 5ms GtG (with overdrive) response time. You can see the full specs on the datasheet here. Keep in mind this monitor isn’t height adjustable without a monitor arm. The HP V27i G5 FHD monitor goes for $189.99, but you can get one for $149.99 and two for $229.99.
The HP U32 4K HDR monitor
The HP U32 4K HDR Monitor is a higher-end monitor marketed by HP for content creators. This 32-inch 4K UHD IPS panel is bright and has great color-gamut coverage and color accuracy, making it ideal for people who work with art. It has a native resolution of 3840 by 2160, aspect ratio of 16:9, 400 nits of brightness, only 60 Hz of refresh rate (not suitable for heavy gaming), and no Adaptive Sync. The screen is highly adjustable with tilt, swivel, landscape to portrait swivel, and height adjustability. You can read the full PCMag review here. There is no two-pack bundle for this monitor.
The HP M22f 22″ monitor bundle
The HP M22f 22″ monitor is another entry-level IPS monitor with the smallest screen in the bunch. It has the same “always-on blue light filter” as the HP M27fw FHD. The anti-glare FHD 1920 x 1080 resolution screen has a contrast ratio of 1000:1, brightness of 300 nits, 5ms GtG (with overdrive) response time, 75Hz refresh rate, and is pretty light at 4.85 pounds. You can read the full specs in their datasheet here. One HP M22f 22″ monitor usually goes for $144.99, but you can get one for $119.99 and two for $169.99, which is less than the original price of just one. If you’re looking for the best budget two-pack bundle, this is it.