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Early Prime Day deal: Samsung’s 27-inch Odyssey G3 at its annual low price

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If you’re ready to upgrade your monitor, this Samsung deal over at Amazon just might be your best bet. The 27-inch version of Samsung’s Odyssey G3 is $130 right now, a full $100 off its regular $230 price and its lowest price of the year. It’s a part of early Prime Day deals and a good sampling of what we can expect for the shopping holiday, which officially lands on July 8th. Tap the button below to see it for yourself or keep reading to see why we like this deal and why this should be your next monitor.

Why you should buy the 27-inch Samsung Odyssey G3

If you want smoother gaming and extra gaming features on a budget, this monitor is where it’s at. It has a 180Hz refresh rate, AMD Radeon FreeSync, and a 1ms response time for extremely smooth action. For stealth gamers, it includes a black equalizer, which dynamically normalizes the darker parts of your screen. In affect, this means that you’ll be able to see character models that are hidden in dark spots better without making the rest of the screen a bright, glaring mess. Plus, with the monitor’s Virtual Aim Point, which provides an on-screen aiming cursor, you’ll be able to get that headshot with no issues. The monitor is 1080p, however, but for a full monitor with a 180Hz refresh rate and gaming features for less than the cost of a tablet, it’s a great deal — oh, and it has an eye saver mode, and the ability to tilt, twist, and adjust to your heart’s desire, too!

So, if you’re excited to try a true gamer’s monitor at a drop down price, this is the deal for you. The Samsung Odyssey G3 isn’t going to be $100 off forever. Again, this makes the $230 monitor just $130. You can see it, and pick up the deal while it is still active, by tapping the button below. If you’d rather try something else, though, there are other great monitor deals going on, including a ton of Samsung monitor deals, if you know where to look.

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