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YMMV - 49" Odyssey 5120x1440 OLED 240Hz Curved Smart Monitor (G95SC) - Samsung EDU/EPP Members + Email Code $896.39
$896.39
$1,799.99
Utilizing both my Plum benefits workplace discount in addition to a code I received in an email from Samsung, I was able to get this monitor for 896.39 + tax. I verified that the code I received was a one-time use, so you'll either have to use your own emailed code or attempt to speak with Samsung Customer Service to get a code.
The email I received from Samsung had the following subject:
[NAME], final countdown: Odyssey Gaming Monitors up to $600 off
Update to add that the email was received on Feb 13th
The Workplace savings resulted in a $183.60 discount and the emailed code was an additional $120 discount.
https://www.samsung.com/us/comput...g954sn
Happy hunting!
The email I received from Samsung had the following subject:
[NAME], final countdown: Odyssey Gaming Monitors up to $600 off
Update to add that the email was received on Feb 13th
The Workplace savings resulted in a $183.60 discount and the emailed code was an additional $120 discount.
https://www.samsung.com/us/comput...g954sn
Happy hunting!
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 04/15/24 |  Samsung | $945 frontpage |
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 04/13/24 |  Amazon | $1,099.99 |
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 03/25/24 | Samsung | $909.10 popular |
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 03/04/24 | Samsung | $996 frontpage |
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 03/04/24 | Amazon | $1,099.99 |
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 02/12/24 | Samsung | $954.49 popular |
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| 12/28/23 | Samsung | $385 frontpage |
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 11/27/23 |  Best Buy | $1,049 |
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| 11/17/23 | Best Buy | $1,099 |
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| 11/17/23 | Amazon | $1100 frontpage |
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 11/12/23 | Amazon | $1,099.99 popular |
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| 11/11/23 | Amazon | $1,099.99 popular |
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| 10/08/23 | Amazon | $1,499.99 popular |
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 09/22/23 | Amazon | $1,500.55 |
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| Abt Electronics | $1199.99 |
| Samsung | $1199.99 |
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I did get a free 2 year warranty or installation offer on the TV, for whatever that is worth. That was my 3rd OLED TV and I have never had any issues with them, but I guess it was better than nothing.
But good luck. I think these prices we are seeing are clearance combined with a sale. Also, the initial reviews were rough, but I believe some firmware updates fixed most of those problems. However, once a new model comes out, they don't seem to reduce the old model as much as they do beforehand. Once the new model of a phone comes out, the sales on the old phone don't seem nearly as good. Or for monitors, the CRG9 price always seemed very high to me for a tv monitor that came out 5 years ago and isn't nearly as nice as the Odyssey Neo G9 that was released 2 years ago.
Anyway, just my $0.02, but around $895 for a monitor that was $1800 about 9 months ago is a VERY steep discount and a slickdeal, especially for a 49 inch OLED monitor.
But good luck. If they come down to $699, I will pick up a 2nd one myself and have double 49" monitors.
I did get a free 2 year warranty or installation offer on the TV, for whatever that is worth. That was my 3rd OLED TV and I have never had any issues with them, but I guess it was better than nothing.
But good luck. I think these prices we are seeing are clearance combined with a sale. Also, the initial reviews were rough, but I believe some firmware updates fixed most of those problems. However, once a new model comes out, they don't seem to reduce the old model as much as they do beforehand. Once the new model of a phone comes out, the sales on the old phone don't seem nearly as good. Or for monitors, the CRG9 price always seemed very high to me for a tv monitor that came out 5 years ago and isn't nearly as nice as the Odyssey Neo G9 that was released 2 years ago.
Anyway, just my $0.02, but around $895 for a monitor that was $1800 about 9 months ago is a VERY steep discount and a slickdeal, especially for a 49 inch OLED monitor.
But good luck. If they come down to $699, I will pick up a 2nd one myself and have double 49" monitors.
Great info, thanks!
For those of us who aren't gamers, would you recommend this OLED or a Mini-LED?
For those of us who aren't gamers, would you recommend this OLED or a Mini-LED?
MiniLED for non gamers imo to avoid burn in from your excel docs.
With that being said, other than burn-in, is MiniLED's text clarity superior to OLED?
With that being said, other than burn-in, is MiniLED's text clarity superior to OLED?
Yes the Neo which is Mini Led has better text clarity
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/to...#test_4264
People here crack me up! They think oled burn in occurs just by leaving a static image up an hour or two! Most pc's screensavers kick in before any chance of burn in plus the monitor itself has preventative measures. At this stage unless you purposely disable the settings you will not get burn in!
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I did get a free 2 year warranty or installation offer on the TV, for whatever that is worth. That was my 3rd OLED TV and I have never had any issues with them, but I guess it was better than nothing.
But good luck. I think these prices we are seeing are clearance combined with a sale. Also, the initial reviews were rough, but I believe some firmware updates fixed most of those problems. However, once a new model comes out, they don't seem to reduce the old model as much as they do beforehand. Once the new model of a phone comes out, the sales on the old phone don't seem nearly as good. Or for monitors, the CRG9 price always seemed very high to me for a tv monitor that came out 5 years ago and isn't nearly as nice as the Odyssey Neo G9 that was released 2 years ago.
Anyway, just my $0.02, but around $895 for a monitor that was $1800 about 9 months ago is a VERY steep discount and a slickdeal, especially for a 49 inch OLED monitor.
But good luck. If they come down to $699, I will pick up a 2nd one myself and have double 49" monitors.
https://slickdeals.net/f/17259151-samsung-edu-epp-83-samsung-qn83s90caexza-s90c-series-oled-tv-2450-free-shipping
Monitor appear to only have $50 coupon now.
With that being said, other than burn-in, is MiniLED's text clarity superior to OLED?
So,you will get a kick out of this. I don't game much but right now I am using a 48 inch LG OLED from Bestbuy with their Burn In protection warranty since it was only about $99. I also ordered the 49 Inch that this thread is about without a warranty since it doesn't protect from burn in and is very expensive.
I plan on using both and the LG will have the more static items on it. But I am at the point where I think these OLED's have enough protection on them to help mitigate any burn in as long as your aren't stupid about leaving the same thing up for half a day without putting something else up, such as a full screen youtube video or something, for a few minutes.
If you have the disposable income, get the OLED without even thinking about it. If $900 every 2-3 years will break the bank, then I would go for a 4k 32 inch display with USB C input/charging/etc.
One caveat, while I am willing to take a chance on a $900 display only lasting 2-3 years before some burn in, I probably wouldn't have if it was closer to the $1800 list price. But 10 years and 3 promotions ago, the $900 screen would have been a bigger issue for me. (though I didn't have kids back then, so maybe not?)
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/to...#test_4264
https://www.samsung.com/us/computing/monitors/gaming/49--odyssey-g95na-gaming-dqhd-led-monitor-ls49a... [samsung.com]
I did get a free 2 year warranty or installation offer on the TV, for whatever that is worth. That was my 3rd OLED TV and I have never had any issues with them, but I guess it was better than nothing.
But good luck. I think these prices we are seeing are clearance combined with a sale. Also, the initial reviews were rough, but I believe some firmware updates fixed most of those problems. However, once a new model comes out, they don't seem to reduce the old model as much as they do beforehand. Once the new model of a phone comes out, the sales on the old phone don't seem nearly as good. Or for monitors, the CRG9 price always seemed very high to me for a tv monitor that came out 5 years ago and isn't nearly as nice as the Odyssey Neo G9 that was released 2 years ago.
Anyway, just my $0.02, but around $895 for a monitor that was $1800 about 9 months ago is a VERY steep discount and a slickdeal, especially for a 49 inch OLED monitor.
But good luck. If they come down to $699, I will pick up a 2nd one myself and have double 49" monitors.
By any chance, you're sim racing? I'm currently building a simrig, and will be using my 49" samsung monitor.