Samsung has for
Samsung EPP/EDU Members: 27" ViewFinity S9 5K IPS Smart Monitor w/ Matte Display Ergonomic Stand & SlimFit Camera (S27C900PAN) on sale for
$849.99.
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- Your total should be $849.99 + free shipping (after $350 Off w/ Samsung Discount Program)
Key Details / Specs:- Max 60Hz Frame Rate
- 5ms(GTG) Response Time
- IPS
- 27", 5K resolution (5,120 x 2,880)
- DCI-P3 99% color gamut
- 600 nits of brightness
- Matte Display
- Modular 4K SlimFit Camera
- Ports:
- 1x Mini DP
- 1x Thunderbolt 4
- 3x USB-C
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I don't own this particular monitor but do have a very similar model (Apple Studio Display), and the sharpness is excellent — pixel count is 4x that of a 2560x1440 display and nearly 2x that of a 4k display and it shows, being visibly sharper than even 4k 27" at normal usage distances.
It won't be a gaming powerhouse at 60hz, but should be great for text/code and graphics work and well suited for video work since it can display unscaled 4k video and still have screen room left over for toolbars, timelines, etc.
If buying this it's worth checking credit cards for offers to stack. I've seen Samsung.com cash back offers on both my Chase and Amex cards.
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I don't own this particular monitor but do have a very similar model (Apple Studio Display), and the sharpness is excellent — pixel count is 4x that of a 2560x1440 display and nearly 2x that of a 4k display and it shows, being visibly sharper than even 4k 27" at normal usage distances.
It won't be a gaming powerhouse at 60hz, but should be great for text/code and graphics work and well suited for video work since it can display unscaled 4k video and still have screen room left over for toolbars, timelines, etc.
If buying this it's worth checking credit cards for offers to stack. I've seen Samsung.com cash back offers on both my Chase and Amex cards.
Edit: I based my statement on dozens of reviews I read at different websites. People commented about light bleeding, build quality, and more. Those are not general complaints about the 5k LG or Apple monitors. At this price, the potential issues are acceptable for many people.
If I was in the market, I'd buy this at this price.
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Spending 850 for a monitor regardless of the resolution that's only 60hz is terrible.
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I don't own this particular monitor but do have a very similar model (Apple Studio Display), and the sharpness is excellent — pixel count is 4x that of a 2560x1440 display and nearly 2x that of a 4k display and it shows, being visibly sharper than even 4k 27" at normal usage distances.
It won't be a gaming powerhouse at 60hz, but should be great for text/code and graphics work and well suited for video work since it can display unscaled 4k video and still have screen room left over for toolbars, timelines, etc.
If buying this it's worth checking credit cards for offers to stack. I've seen Samsung.com cash back offers on both my Chase and Amex cards.
If Samsung made this monitor a 5K OLED for $1600 then it's justifiable.
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