Best Buy Just Slashed Over $600 Off a Seriously Stunning HP Omen Gaming Monitor

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Save $649: True gamers know that your display can be the difference between victory and defeat, so don’t miss your chance to upgrade with this monitor deal at Best Buy. The tech retailer just slashed a whopping $649 off this 31.5-inch HP Omen Transcend, so you can pick it up for $651 right now.

HP 31.5-inch Omen Transcend gaming monitor

$651 (Original price: $1,300)

That’s a whopping 50% off the usual price, and a pretty incredible bargain for anyone who wants a serious upgrade. However, there’s no telling how long this clearance deal will last, so we’d definitely recommend taking advantage of these savings sooner rather than later.

It has an absolutely stunning 31.5-inch QD-OLED display with detailed 4K resolution and VESA DisplayHDR support for vibrant colors and sharp contrast to help you spot enemies with ease. It also has an impressive 240Hz refresh rate and an absolutely blistering...

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