Grab a 27-inch Samsung Odyssey curved gaming monitor for $120 less at Amazon
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SAVE 40%: As of May 9, you can get a 27-inch Samsung Odyssey G55C Series QHD 1000R curved gaming monitor for $179.99, down from $299.99, at Amazon. That's a 40% discount for $120 in savings.
SAMSUNG 27-Inch Odyssey G55C Series QHD 1000R Curved Gaming Monitor, 1ms(MPRT), HDR10, 165Hz, AMD Radeon FreeSync, Eye Care, LS27CG552ENXZA, 2024
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Your gaming experience is only going to be as good as the display you're playing on, so it might be time for an upgrade. If you're looking for a bigger and better gaming monitor, Amazon's got a deal that's definitely worth checking out.
As of May 9, you can get the 27-inch Samsung Odyssey G55C Series QHD 1000R curved gaming monitor (LS27CG552ENXZA, 2024) for $179.99, down from $299.99, at Amazon. That's a 40% discount and a $120 savings. If you need an even bigger screen, the 32-inch monitor is $273.38.
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This monitor features QHD resolution with HDR10 support, 1ms response time, and up to a 165Hz refresh rate. The AMD Radeon FreeSync keeps your monitor and graphics card refresh rate in sync to reduce image tearing and stuttering (which basically means that your game will run smoother). Plus, with the 1000R curved display, you'll feel like you're really in the game. (We recommend pairing it with some gaming headphones for the ultimate immersive experience.)
Samsung also added an Eye Saver Mode for intense gaming sessions to minimize blue light and reduce eye strain, so you can keep your eyes on the prize.
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