Update: Price has now dropped to $550.02 >
now $549.98 w/
Samsung's EDU/EPP discount
Samsung has for
EDU/EPP Members: 34" Samsung G85SB OLED UWQHD 175Hz Curved Smart Gaming Monitor (LS34BG850SNXZA) on sale for $550.02 >
now $549.98.
Shipping is free or choose store pickup at Best Buy where available.
- Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location. Must be logged in to Samsung EPP/EDU account to see this offer. You may need to add to cart to see deal price.
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Specs:- Resolution: 3440 x 1440
- Refresh Rate: 175Hz
- Response Time: 0.03ms(GTG)
- Panel Type: OLED
- Curvature: 1800R
- Vesa: 100mm x 100mm
- Brightness: 250 cd/㎡ (Typical), 200 cd/㎡ (Minimum)
- Ports:
- 1x Mini-Displayport IN
- 1x Micro-HDMI IN
- 1x USB-C Upstream
- 1x USB-C Downstream
No Longer Available:
Samsung:
- Additional Savings: This qualifies for the Samsung Buy More, Save More promotion, when adding 2 to your cart the price will be $990.04 or $495.02 each.
Additionally,
Amazon has for
34" Samsung G85SB OLED UWQHD 175Hz Curved Monitor for
$617.49.
Shipping is free.
Top Comments
Side by side the 400nit LCD will appear brighter than the 250nit OLED, but it'll also be significantly more washed out because the Dell has a 3000:1 contrast ratio, whereas the OLED is "infinite" (I put it on quotations because in reality the screen coating reflects some ambient light). The only time you'll miss that extra brightness on an OLED is if you're fighting against ambient light.
The bottom line is comparing brightness levels between OLEDs and LCDs is misleading. Old school CRTs and plasma displays only had about 100nits full screen brightness. You don't need your display to blast your retinas with light unless you're in a bright viewing environment or you're trying to offset the display's poor representation of blacks.
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Can you do free returns at Best Buy if you don't like it? Hoping the text fringe isn't noticeable
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Happy to be proven wrong. But I'm not sure I'd trust this for an everyday work monitor.
And 250nits brightness is low isn't it? The Dell 34inch curved I just bought today has 400nits 😂
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SDR picture quality is as good as any QD OLED without any noticeable text fringing, sitting 1.5 Feet plus from the screen.
Comes with vesa monitor adapter and Mini-Display port to Display port cable.
Can you do free returns at Best Buy if you don't like it? Hoping the text fringe isn't noticeable
Can you do free returns at Best Buy if you don't like it? Hoping the text fringe isn't noticeable
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Happy to be proven wrong. But I'm not sure I'd trust this for an everyday work monitor.
And 250nits brightness is low isn't it? The Dell 34inch curved I just bought today has 400nits 😂
Side by side the 400nit LCD will appear brighter than the 250nit OLED, but it'll also be significantly more washed out because the Dell has a 3000:1 contrast ratio, whereas the OLED is "infinite" (I put it on quotations because in reality the screen coating reflects some ambient light). The only time you'll miss that extra brightness on an OLED is if you're fighting against ambient light.
The bottom line is comparing brightness levels between OLEDs and LCDs is misleading. Old school CRTs and plasma displays only had about 100nits full screen brightness. You don't need your display to blast your retinas with light unless you're in a bright viewing environment or you're trying to offset the display's poor representation of blacks.
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Happy to be proven wrong. But I'm not sure I'd trust this for an everyday work monitor.
And 250nits brightness is low isn't it? The Dell 34inch curved I just bought today has 400nits 😂
SDR picture quality is as good as any QD OLED without any noticeable text fringing, sitting 1.5 Feet plus from the screen.
Comes with vesa monitor adapter and Mini-Display port to Display port cable.
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It can be used for work but not as good as a quality IPS panel due to text fringing and static burn in; amazing for gaming and movies though. I would pass on an OLED monitor if your use case is more than 75% productivity or get the best of both worlds: an IPS monitor for productivity and 2nd OLED screen like an LG C3/C4 for media.