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SAVE $550: As of April 22,Watch online Fast Lane to Malibu (2000) Samsung’s 57-inch Odyssey Neo G9 Dual UHD monitor is available for $1,749.99 with a $50 upgrade credit included. That’s a total saving of $550 off its regular $2,299.99 price directly from Samsung.

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I didn’t think I’d ever use the words “dual UHD” in a non-ironic way, but here we are. Samsung’s 57-inch Odyssey Neo G9 is a curved behemoth of a monitor, and it’s $550 off right now directly from Samsung. That brings it down to $1,749.99 if you apply the bonus $50 upgrade credit at checkout. And frankly, I’m tempted to clear my desk, sell a kidney, and make it happen.

This thing is like the IMAX of gaming monitors. The wraparound 1000R curve, the dual 4K resolution, and the Quantum Mini-LED tech all combine into a screen that’s as much a flex as it is a display. It’s giving “gaming shrine,” not just “gaming setup.”

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I think what pushes this monitor into dream territory is its specs. A 240Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time means you can finally blame your losses on actual skill, not screen lag. It’s also got AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and supports DisplayPort 2.1, so it’s ready to party with the latest GPUs.

For folks who like their enemies crisp and their shadows dramatic, the 1,000 nit peak brightness and HDR 1000 support will have you squinting into digital sunsets and spotting campers in the bushes without breaking a sweat.

Specifications:

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• Price:$1,749.99 $2,299.99($50 upgrade credit)

• Retailer:Samsung

• Display:57-inch Dual UHD, Quantum Mini-LED

• Refresh Rate:240Hz

• Response Time:1ms (GtG)

• HDR:VESA DisplayHDR 1000

• Brightness:1,000 nits peak

• Contrast Ratio:1,000,000:1

• Curvature:1000R

• Connectivity:DisplayPort 2.1, HDMI 2.1, USB Hub

• Gaming Features:AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, CoreSync and Core Lighting+

• Other Features:Ergonomic stand, Picture-by-Picture, Auto Source Switch+

And yes, it’s not all about speed. The lighting is customizable with CoreSync, the stand is ergonomic because hunching is so 2020, and it’s packing all the inputs you could want. DisplayPort 2.1, HDMI 2.1, and USB ports mean no fiddling with adapters or sacrificing your streaming setup for frame rate.

If you’ve been dreaming about a monitor so big it might qualify for its own ZIP code, I think this is the moment to go for it. A $550 discount does not come around often on a display this over-the-top in the best way.

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