Razer Gaming Monitor

Razer Gaming Monitor

Razer gaming monitors are designed for serious gamers, featuring high refresh rates, low response times, and premium build quality. The SOTSU brand offers budget-friendly alternatives. The ASRock lineup provides another option for value-conscious gamers. The G-STORY catalog focuses on portable monitors. Compare Razer with these brands on this page.

$141.20Median price
$14.95 – $2,250.00Price range
53Offers with price
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Price trend

Prices have eased: the median sits at $132.50, 41% below its level from 28 days ago.

Range in this period: $132.50 – $224.99 · As of August 23, 2026
Top brands:Razer (29)LITEON (4)AMD (2)
Selection criteria:Screen SizeDisplay ResolutionAdaptive SyncConnectivityDisplay Type

Best Razer Gaming Monitor 2026

Our top picks: Razer Gaming Monitor

Selected automatically from marketplace relevance and prices of 53 listed offers.

  1. Razer Edition - Lenovo Y27g 27-Inch Curved Gaming Monitor Y27ga USED no damage
  2. Original 90W 19V 4.74A PA-1900-32 For RAZER Raptor 27" Gaming Monitor RZ39-0276
    Budget pickOriginal 90W 19V 4.74A PA-1900-32 For RAZER Raptor 27" Gaming Monitor RZ39-0276
    4.74A90W3 Months

    This is an original 90W AC adapter for the Razer Raptor 27-inch gaming monitor model RZ39-0276.

  3. Alienware Gaming PC + LG UltraWide Monitors + VR, Logitech, Razer
    Premium pickAlienware Gaming PC + LG UltraWide Monitors + VR, Logitech, Razer
    34 in1 ms16:9

    This bundle combines an Alienware gaming PC with LG UltraWide monitors, VR headset, and Logitech and Razer peripherals.

FAQ: Razer Gaming Monitor

How much does Razer Gaming Monitor cost?

Across 53 priced offers, prices range from $14.95 to $2,250.00; the median is $141.20 (as of August 2026).

Which makers offer Razer Gaming Monitor?

Most offers currently come from Razer (29), LITEON (4) and AMD (2) — counted across the listed offers, as of August 2026.

How do you narrow down the right model for Razer Gaming Monitor?

Useful comparison criteria are Screen Size, Display Resolution, Adaptive Sync, Connectivity and Display Type; this page's filters are built around them.