UP TO 44% OFF:Shop Samsung monitors at Amazon985 Archivessave up to 44%.
If your current monitor is lagging and causing eye strain, it might be time for an upgrade. You don't have to buy a brand-new computer or a high-end graphics card (unless you want to), but committing to a new Samsung monitor may be a clutch move, especially since several are on sale today.
SEE ALSO: The best monitors for your home officeSamsung is a well-known, quality brand and the company has a range of monitors from entry-level to high-performance. Whether you need a monitor for work, gaming, streaming, etc., Samsung has an option to fit your budget and meet your needs.
The best part? Right now, you can get up to 44% off Samsung monitors at Amazon. Here are our top picks:
Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung Samsung ViewFinity S65UA The Samsung ViewFinity S65UA has an ultrawide, 34-inch display with HDR10 tech for up to one billion colors. (That's a lot of vibrant pixels.) It also features an ergonomic design with an adjustable stand and a 100Hz refresh rate (gamers will appreciate this).
This immersive curved monitor provides a more cinematic viewing experience, so you can binge your favorite shows, game while chatting with your friends on Discord, or, you know, work.
Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung Samsung S39C If you're a gamer but don't want to spend big money on the Odyssey Ark, the Samsung S39C is a more affordable option. This curved, 32-inch gaming monitor is designed to be easy on the eyes with Flicker-Free technology and Eye Saver Mode, minimizing blue light for a more comfortable viewing experience. And, with AMD FreeSyncTM technology, you can say goodbye to screen tearing and enjoy smoother gameplay. It'll be like you're actuallyin the game.
Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung Samsung S43GC There's nothing wrong with bargain shopping, even when it comes to monitors. If you're on a tight budget, the Samsung S43GC is a solid choice. It has around two thousand reviews on Amazon, with an average rating of four-and-a-half stars, so you know it's reliable.
It's not very fancy, but it does have a 27-inch display, an adjustable stand, and advanced eye comfort technology, so you can pull long hours without straining your eyes.
Samsung ViewFinity S6 — $246.83 $384.99(save $138.16)
Samsung ViewFinity S50GC — $269.99 $349.99(save $80)
Samsung M80C — $449.99 $649.99(save $200)
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