AOPEN by Acer 32S1U PRO 31.5 inch 4K monitor drops to $429.30

Down $1070.69 from the usual price.

Most 31.5-inch 4K monitors top out at being just a display. The AOPEN by Acer 32S1U PRO 31.5" 4K drops to $429.30 - save $1070.69.

This 71% discount brings a standalone Android smart device with a rollable stand and built-in battery to well under what most standard 4K monitors alone cost.

THE DEAL

AOPEN by Acer 32S1U PRO 31.5" 4K

$429.30 (was $1499.99) - Save $1070.69 (71% off)

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For just $429.30, down from its list price of $1499.99. That puts it $51 below the 30-day average of $480.55 and well under the 90-day average of $563.46.

This is the deepest cut we have tracked on a device that blends a full 4K touch monitor with an Android smart system and wheels.

What You're Getting

The 32S1U PRO is not a standard monitor. It runs Android with full Google Play Store access, meaning you can stream Netflix, YouTube, or run apps directly on the display without connecting a PC or laptop. The 31.5-inch 4K UHD panel supports 10-point touch input and works with MPP 2.0 pens for sketching or note-taking. A built-in lithium-ion battery delivers up to 4 hours of cordless use, and the integrated wheels let you roll the unit between rooms. The stand offers -18 to 18 degrees tilt, +/-30 degrees swivel, +/-90 degrees pivot, and 7.87 inches of height adjustment. An 8MP magnetic wireless camera with a 4-array microphone and dual 10-watt speakers handles video calls and conferencing out of the box.

Who This Is For

Best for anyone who wants a large touchscreen smart display that doubles as a full 4K monitor. Artists and note-takers benefit from the MPP 2.0 pen support and touch interface.

Remote workers who move between rooms will appreciate the wheels, battery, and built-in camera. If you only need a standard computer display and never use Android apps or touch input, a conventional 4K monitor will cost less.

Final Verdict

The $429.30 price turns a niche product into a surprisingly practical buy. You are getting a 4K touch monitor, a standalone Android tablet, a conference-call station, and a rollable media screen for less than what many mid-range 4K displays cost.

If the hybrid monitor-plus-tablet format fits your workflow. This is the price to jump on.