Samsung has a new monitor sale this week, which includes discounts on 4K and 5K Samsung monitors. The popular ViewFinity S9 5K Smart Monitor and Smart Monitor M8 are both discounted during this sale, but you'll also find sales on storage, audio, TVs, smartphones, and home appliances.
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As with previous sales, the highlight of the new event is the 27-inch ViewFinity S9 5K Smart Monitor for $999.99, down from $1,599.99. At $600 off this is a solid second-best price on the 2023 display, which has a matte display, modular 4K SlimFit camera, and support for Thunderbolt 4.
Samsung's 27-inch Smart Monitor M8 is also being discounted during this sale, available for $399.99 in Warm White, down from $699.99. This is a 4K smart monitor with a design that looks similar to the iMac line, and this is a solid second-best price.
Additionally, Samsung has quite a few more monitor and TV deals, which we've rounded up below.
Monitors
- 27-inch Odyssey Curved Gaming Monitor - $249.99, down from $299.99
- 34-inch ViewFinity HDR10 Curved Monitor - $549.99, down from $699.99
- 49-inch Odyssey G9 Curved Gaming Monitor - $799.99, down from $1,299.99
- 49-inch Odyssey OLED G9 Curved Gaming Monitor - $1,199.99, down from $1,799.99
TVs
- 70-inch QLED 4K QE1C TV - $879.99, down from $1,799.99
- 55-inch Neo QLED 4K Smart TV - $1,099.99, down from $1,499.99
- 55-inch Samsung Neo QLED 4K TV - $1,299.99, down from $1,999.99
- 65-inch OLED S90C TV - $1,599.99, down from $2,599.99
- 85-inch Samsung Neo QLED 4K Smart TV - $2,399.99, down from $4,799.99
Be sure to visit our full Deals Roundup to shop for even more Apple-related products and accessories.
Top Rated Comments
My brand-new $1600 screen doesn't wake properly about 80% of the time - I have to fiddle with the (inconvenient) power button, plug and replug the Thunderbolt cable, chant the magic words to summon the Invisible Swordsman, and put my elbow in my ear to make it light up most of the time. It also developed bright horizontal and vertical lines after less than two months of use. Contacting Samsung for service was an exercise in absolute frustration - two solid hours on the phone with people just to get a service ticket made (their website to do so left me in a circular non-help holding pattern).
Samsung flat refuses to replace my screen (purchased directly from them). Instead, they insist on servicing it, and do NOT provide packing or shipping materials to do so. And... to ship an expensive screen across the country, they provide a UPS Ground shipping label... 9 days in transit, then (today) I finally get a receipt that they received it and need 4 working days to service it... then another 9-10 days to ship it back? Wow - almost 4 weeks to "take care" of a brand new, expensive screen. Whatever the definition of "customer service" is, Samsung is a master class in the opposite.