Deals: Samsung Taking Up to $600 off Select Monitors in New Sale
Samsung has kicked off a new sale on monitors, memory, and storage, which is set to end on March 12. During this event you'll find discounts on 4K Samsung monitors, as well as a few internal and external SSDs.
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These sales have been applied automatically and do not require any coupon codes in order to see the discounts. Samsung is focusing on gaming monitors for this event, including the curved 49-inch Odyssey monitor and the smaller 32-inch Odyssey Neo G8 curved monitor.
Monitors
- 32-inch ViewFinity 4K UHD Monitor - $289.99, down from $339.99
- 43-inch 4K UHD Smart Monitor M7 - $379.99, down from $499.99
- 49-inch Odyssey QLED Curved Monitor - $899.99, down from $1,199.99
- 32-inch Odyssey 4K UHD Curved Monitor - $1,299.99, down from $1,499.99
- 49-inch Odyssey Quantum Mini-LED Monitor - $1,699.99, down from $2,299.99
Storage
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Top Rated Comments
What would that same price be with a MacBook? +$800?
edit - See strike through. Intended to refer to the NVMe drive.
They were all pretty good... but only when your head was exactly in the centre of its arc. Which for most of them was somewhere 10-20 feet away.
Sitting up close they were all just artifact city. Worse whenever I moved my head.
Scrapped the idea and went for a flat ultrawide. Perefect from any position. SOOOOOO much better than any of the curved ones.
Ps. I do not defend Apple’s pricing