u/Jmccon2 an additional tip for you that I probably wouldn't feel a need to share if it wasn't for the significant impact the pandemic has had on consumer electronics pricing. (Prices are inflated right now.)

There's a handy free extension for the Google Chrome web browser called Keepa. If you add it, you get a handy historical price-chart embedded at the mid-point of any product you're looking at, on Amazon. Here's an example. The values in the circle I drew change as you move your mouse arrow right-left. Everything you see here is only apparent after you scroll down a little, in the Amazon description. Super handy! The chart you see is for this Dell monitor (note: I personally won't be purchasing a monitor from a third party selling through Amazon. I want the product to come from an Amazon warehouse instead, and this particular one does is not).