Monitors in Montenegro: Prices of 24, 27 and 32 Inch, Gaming, QHD and 4K Monitors on Ananas and What the Energy Label Must Show (2026)
On 27 September 2026 a monitor on Ananas costs from €75.46 for the 23.8 inch Ozon B2425 to €2,189.81 for the 39.7 inch Dell UltraSharp U4025QW, with a median of €170.90 across 151 models. A 24 inch Full HD monitor has a median of €116.91, a 27 inch QHD €219.90, and a 27 inch 4K €418.09. KIPS and Okov had no computer monitors on offer.
A monitor on a wall arm or a new desk also needs assembling: on Glatko you can send a free request, without an account, for furniture assembly. Below are prices by screen size, resolution and refresh rate, the sellers and what EU rules require from the energy label when you buy a monitor online.
What people search for
In Google Trends for Montenegro over the last 12 months, the term monitor had a value in most weeks, similar to usisivac (vacuum cleaner). It peaked at 100 in the week of 23 to 29 November 2025, when usisivac was at 69, and in the week of 15 to 21 February 2026 it was 98 against 54. On 27 September 2026 Google completed monitor with cg, monitori crna gora (monitors Montenegro), monitori tehnomax and monitori multicom, monitor za racunar (computer monitor) with cena (price), and gaming monitor with kupujemprodajem, gigatron, kp, 240hz, tehnomedia and eponuda. So people look for shops, second-hand monitors and gaming models.
Prices by screen size
How we choose and label price sources is explained in how we measure prices.
| Service | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 22 inch(piece) | €85–€171.03 | 10 models, median 107.10 |
| 23 to 24.9 inch(piece) | €75.46–€449.65 | 50 models, median 122.96 |
| 27 inch(piece) | €94.67–€858.03 | 67 models, median 182.16 |
| 32 inch(piece) | €165.85–€1160.32 | 11 models, median 336.28 |
| 34 inch and above(piece) | €256.94–€2189.81 | 11 models, median 381.13 |
Source: Ananas, search monitor, prices read on 27.09.2026. N = 151 monitors; size groups from product names and medians are ours.
On Ananas 141 of 151 monitors were marked as on sale. ITsvijet sells the most, 118, followed by Tehno Plus with 23 and Podgor with 9. The most common brand is Dell with 36 models, from €94.68 to €2,189.81, followed by Asus with 17 and AOC with 11, from €95.92 to €381.13. BenQ costs from €95.92 to €858.03, Philips from €87.82 to €308.41, and Samsung from €122.21 to €625.80.
The cheapest models are 21.5 to 24 inch: the Ozon B2425 with a USB-C port costs €75.46, the 144 Hz Acer SA242YP1bip €79.58, and the 21.5 inch Asus VP227HF €85. The 27 inch Samsung Essential S3 costs €122.21, the S4 €156.33, the 120 Hz LG 27U41YA-B €115.55, and the Dell S2725H €193.04.
Resolution and refresh rate
A 24 inch Full HD monitor costs from €75.46, with a median of €116.91 across 34 models. A 27 inch QHD costs from €127.79 to €473.45, with a median of €219.90 across 15 models, and the 180 Hz Ozon G2790 €139.76. A 27 inch 4K monitor costs from €201 to €858.03, with a median of €418.09 across 13 models.
Gaming monitors differ by refresh rate. 144 Hz monitors cost from €79.58 to €449.65, 180 Hz from €108.40 to €390.36, and 240 Hz from €123.71 to €1,160.32. The 32 inch 240 Hz Samsung Odyssey G6 costs €464.69, the MSI MPG 321URX with a QD-OLED panel €983.44, and the Asus ROG Strix XG32UCWMG €1,160.32. Three OLED monitors cost from €473.45 to €1,160.32, and 17 curved ones from €160.26 to €706.23.
34 inch monitors are mostly curved, with a resolution of 3440 x 1440. The 180 Hz AOC CU34G4 costs €256.94, the MSI MAG 346CQ €317.70, the Asus TUF VG34VQL3A €370.16, and the Dell Alienware AW3425DWM €390.36. The Samsung S65VC with a built-in webcam costs €625.80, and the Dell P3425WE with a USB-C port €706.23.
Electricity and price
If a monitor draws 25 W and runs eight hours a day, it uses 0.2 kWh a day, and 4.4 kWh over 22 working days, which at the higher tariff of 11.5462 c/kWh is about 51 cents a month. The exact consumption per 1,000 hours is on the energy label. By our calculation, for the price of one 27 inch 4K monitor at the median of €418.09 you can buy three 24 inch Full HD monitors at the median.
If you are also replacing your computer, we have prices in our guide to laptops, and chairs and desks in our guide to office chairs and desks. If you work from home as a sole trader, registration, the flat-rate tax and contributions are covered by Fijaka in its guide to sole traders.
What the energy label must show
Under Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/2013 on the energy labelling of electronic displays, a monitor in a shop must have a visible energy label, and in distance selling the seller must provide the label and the product information sheet. Under Article 4, any advertisement for a specific model, including online, must state the energy class and the range of classes on the label, and under Article 5 an online platform must enable the label to be shown. Montenegro is not an EU member, but before buying, look for the class, from A to G, and the consumption per 1,000 hours.
On Glatko
On 27 September 2026 Glatko had one verified furniture assembly provider from Podgorica and one verified laptop repair provider from Berane.
What to check before buying
- Screen size and resolution for your viewing distance.
- The refresh rate in hertz if you play games.
- The ports: HDMI, DisplayPort or USB-C.
- The energy class and consumption on the label.
- The price of the same model from several sellers.
How we measured and what we did not measure
We copied prices from Ananas on the day we read them; we set the groups by size, resolution and refresh rate from product names, and the medians are ours. We did not test the screens, and we did not count arms, stands, baby and video monitors, intercoms or conference displays. At KIPS and Okov the search for monitor returned no computer monitors. We calculated consumption for an assumed 25 W.
Frequently asked questions
On Ananas from €75.46, with a median of €170.90 across 151 models.