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If you're looking to add a new display to your PC setup and you enjoy gaming, a curved gaming monitor is always a good idea. Samsung has several models in its repertoire that make for excellent additions, and one of them is on sale right now, straight from the source. You can get one for nearly half off if you head to the Samsung digital storefront, in fact.

As of April 29, get the 27-inch Samsung Odyssey Curved Gaming Monitor for $179.99 at Samsung. That's $120 off and a 43% discount.

This display offers 1.7 times the pixel density of a full HD display, with QHD resolution, a 165Hz refresh rate, and a 1ms response time. That means you can expect much smoother gameplay, without screen tearing, and you won't have to miss a frame when dealing with those twitch-based, fast-paced games.

The 1000R of curvature also makes you feel more like you're actually in the game itself, so you see parts of the environment on both sides of your face. Combned with HDR10 that gives you darker contrast with brighter colors, you get a much more exciting experience than run-of-the-mill monitors. And if you spend a lot of time at your PC, you can use Eye Saver Mode to help cut down on eye strain.

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Serious about getting your game on? Or just need a new screen to improve your setup? Grab this monitor and you'll see a difference when it comes to your favorite game worlds.

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