Two screens dropped in price at Amazon today, one for a desk and one for a living room. Sceptre’s 34-inch curved ultrawide gaming monitor is down to $189.97 from $269.97. Hisense’s 43-inch E6SR QLED TV is down to $227.97 from $299.99, and Amazon flags it as a limited-time deal. Both ship free. The monitor can land by Tuesday, November 10 with fast delivery, and the TV arrives by Thursday, November 12.
Sceptre 34-inch curved ultrawide gaming monitor
The Sceptre wraps a 34-inch VA panel in an R1500 curve, the tightest common curve in this class. The curve pulls the far edges of the 3440 × 1440 screen closer to your eyes, so a racing game or a flight sim fills your side vision instead of ending at a bezel. The panel runs at 165Hz with a 1ms response time, and AMD FreeSync keeps the frame rate and the refresh rate in step, which stops screen tearing in fast games.
Color covers 99% of the sRGB range, brightness is 280 cd/m², and the finish is matte, so desk lamps don’t glare off the screen. Two DisplayPort inputs and HDMI cover a PC and a console at once, and the built-in speakers handle calls and video without a separate soundbar on the desk. The monitor holds a 4.2-star average across more than 3,000 Amazon ratings. At $189.97 it costs less than a lot of flat 27-inch gaming monitors with slower panels.
The width works past games. A 3440-pixel-wide screen holds two full windows side by side with room to spare, so a spreadsheet and a browser, or a timeline and a preview monitor, sit open at once with no second display on the desk. The curve helps there too. Text at the far left and right edges stays at a steady distance from your eyes, and the 178-degree viewing angle keeps the picture even when you lean back. Dynamic contrast is rated at 1,000,000:1, so dark scenes in games and films hold detail instead of crushing to gray.
Price: $189.97 $269.97 (save $80, 30% off)
Where to buy: Amazon
Hisense 43-inch E6SR QLED TV
The E6SR is a 43-inch 4K set with a Hi-QLED panel. QLED color is the upgrade that separates it from the plain LED sets at this price, with wider, stronger color on movies and games. Dolby Vision HDR is on board, and the set runs Roku, so Netflix, Disney+, and the rest of the big apps are built in with no extra box. The remote and the home screen stay simple, which is the whole draw of the Roku platform.
Game Mode Plus is the part that lifts this set past a basic bedroom TV. Variable refresh rate and auto low latency mode are both in the set, so a PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X gets smooth frames and fast response on the TV’s 60Hz panel. The E6SR holds a 4.4-star average on Amazon and carries the Amazon’s Choice badge in its class. At $227.97 it is a full 4K QLED under $230, and Amazon lists the deal as limited-time, so the price can move back up without notice.
Forty-three inches is the size that fits the rooms a big TV can’t. It works as a bedroom set, a dorm set, or the second TV in a kitchen or office, and at this price it also works as a big, cheap 4K screen for a console corner. The speakers and the smart platform are built in, so the full setup is the TV, the remote, and a power outlet. Hisense sells the E6SR as a 2026 model, and the QLED panel plus Dolby Vision put its picture a class above the plain LED sets that usually sit under $230.
Price: $227.97 $299.99 (save $102.02, 24% off)
Where to buy: Amazon
The two side by side
| Screen | Panel | Resolution | Refresh rate | Sale price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sceptre 34-inch curved ultrawide | VA, R1500 curve | 3440 × 1440 | 165Hz | $189.97 |
| Hisense 43-inch E6SR | Hi-QLED | 3840 × 2160 | 60Hz | $227.97 |
The Sceptre is the buy for a desk, where the curve, the 165Hz panel, and the extra width go straight to games and work windows. The Hisense is the buy for a room, where QLED color, Dolby Vision, and Roku apps carry movies and sports. Both prices are live now, both ship free, and the Hisense is the one wearing a limited-time label.
Both prices were live on Amazon this morning, Friday, November 6, with free delivery on each. The Sceptre’s discount is a straight 30% cut off its $269.97 list price. The Hisense cut is 24% off its $299.99 list, and that one carries Amazon’s limited-time deal label, which means the price ends when Amazon ends it, not on a set date.
