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Looking for great monitor deals for your gaming setup? The ideal place to head is Samsung, which has a great deal on a high-end gaming monitor. Today you can buy the Samsung 55-inch Odyssey Ark Curved Gaming Monitor for $1,800 when it ordinarily costs $3,000. You’re saving $1,200 off the regular price, which is a fantastic discount on a monitor that will last you a long time. Packed with great features, this is one of the best Samsung monitor deals we’ve seen in a while. Here’s everything it has to offer.

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Why you should buy the Samsung 55-inch Odyssey Ark Curved Gaming Monitor

Samsung makes some of the best gaming monitors around, with the Samsung 55-inch Odyssey Ark Curved Gaming Monitor being one such highlight. It doesn’t have just any display: Its huge 55-inch screen can rotate so you can use it in either landscape or portrait mode.

The screen also has a 1000R curve, a 165Hz refresh rate and 1ms GtG response time so it can handle anything you throw at it. There’s also FreeSync Premium Pro support to help smooth things out. The display uses Quantum Mini-LED lighting to deliver vibrant details, while HDR10+ gaming provides stunning colors which automatically adapt in-real time so you see every detail. The 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio further helps matters.

Besides the core features, the Samsung 55-inch Odyssey Ark Curved Gaming Monitor also has some great extras. That includes Multi View support so you can show up to 4 inputs on screen at once, You could even play a console game at the same time as a PC game on this screen. It also has a Cockpit Mode which rotates the screen and allows for tilting and pivoting to get things just how you like them.

This is the monitor you need if you have one of the best gaming PCs, as there’s so much more to it for gamers than the best monitors can provide. It’ll make all your favorite games look fantastic.

A powerful monitor in so many ways, the Samsung 55-inch Odyssey Ark Curved Gaming Monitor is the one everyone wants to own. This could be your chance. It usually costs $3,000, but right now you can snap it up for just $1,800. The $1,200 discount is huge, and it won’t be a discount that will last for long. Check it out for yourself before the deal ends soon.

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Jennifer Allen
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