My LED Display Monitor is Cracked: Is There a Fix?

Accidents happen to the best of us, and unfortunately, I recently had one that left my beloved LED display monitor in a less-than-ideal state. While gaming, I inadvertently dropped my controller onto my keyboard, which resulted in a mishap that sent my controller crashing into the screen. Now, I’m staring at a significant black bar that has taken over a section of my monitor—it’s disheartening to say the least.

Despite the fact that the monitor still functions, this damage renders it nearly unusable. I’ve spent some time researching potential fixes, but the outlook seems grim. Most information I’ve come across suggests that the damage is likely irreparable or would cost nearly as much, if not more, than the original price of the monitor to repair.

For context, my monitor is a GTEK 27” curved 240Hz model, which I purchased for around $300. Given that replacing it isn’t an option for me financially at this moment, I’m reaching out to the community for advice. Are there any possible repair routes I might have overlooked? Has anyone encountered a similar situation and found a solution? Your insights could be invaluable as I navigate through this frustrating ordeal. Thank you in advance!