Samsung has for
EPP/EDU Members: 40" Samsung Odyssey G75F 5120x2160 180Hz VA 1000R Curved Monitor (LS40FG75DENXZA) on sale for
$549.99 when you
follow the steps below.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
dre4st for sharing this deal.
Steps:
- Visit the Samsung Discount Program and check eligibility. If eligible, sign in or create an account.
- Add 40" Samsung Odyssey G75F to the cart
- The price should $549.99 after EPP/EDU savings. Shipping is free.
Details:
- Screen Size: 40" (Curved, 1000R)
- Resolution: WUHD (5120 × 2160)
- Aspect Ratio: 21:9
- Panel Type: VA
- Brightness: 350 nits (typical)
- Contrast Ratio: 3000:1
- HDR Support: VESA DisplayHDR 600, HDR10+, HDR10+ Gaming
- Color Gamut: 90% DCI-P3, 99% sRGB
- Response Time: 1 ms (GtG)
- Refresh Rate: 180 Hz
- Model: LS40FG75DENXZA
- Ports:
- 2x HDMI 2.1
- 1x DisplayPort 1.4
- 2× USB-A Downstream (3.2 Gen 1)
- 1× USB-B Upstream
- 1x Headphone
Community Reviews
This 40-inch curved gaming monitor stands out for its 5K2K resolution and 180Hz refresh, which makes it appealing for both gaming and productivity. The 1000R curve is described as comfortable on a screen this large, and the size has replaced smaller dual-monitor setups for some workflows. Mac Studio use also looks workable, with the included USB-C to DisplayPort connector delivering 5K at 180Hz. The main tradeoffs are that it does not power a laptop over USB-C and Mac setups may need extra hardware. It is a strong fit if you want a big, fast ultrawide and can live with the connectivity compromises.
The 1000R curve can work well for productivity writing and extended gaming on a 40-inch screen.
The 40-inch size can feel more natural over time and may replace a multi-monitor setup.
The monitor's higher refresh rate is a key reason some buyers chose it over alternatives.
The monitor can deliver 5K at 180Hz on a Mac Studio using the included USB-C to DisplayPort connector.
Mac connectivity can require a Thunderbolt hub workaround, which adds extra hardware tradeoffs.
The monitor does not power a laptop through the connection, which limits USB-C convenience.
The 75Hz refresh rate is called out as the main drawback for this model.
Pricing can change based on login or work email, which can make the deal feel inconsistent.
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FWIW that 2500R IPS DecoGear is $420 from Deco through Walmart. A tempting price but the brand's reputation scares me.
https://slickdeals.net/f/19871520-deco-gear-40-curved-ultrawide-ips-monitor-5120x2160-5k2k-21-9-hdr400-adaptivesync-100-srgb-hdmi-2-0-dp-usb-c-419-98?v=1
Is this worth paying more than compared to the 37' monitor? This one is 5k and the 37' is 4k? So this is superior?
I know that if you use a 40' 4k flat panel and compare it to a 32' 4k flat panel, you would notice a big difference in screen size. But since this is curved, it doesn't feel that big then? You would get a lot of space on a 40' 4k flat panel monitor but what about this curved monitor? Curved seems nice because it would seem you don't need to turn your neck around a lot while looking at like the corners of the monitor?
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Is there a reason why this 40' monitor isn't like a 37' but bigger? I know it's more space but it's more horizontal space?
I would have thought it being 40' would mean it would be a bit bigger in terms of height and width compared to the 37' monitor but it's shorter in height but much wider though.
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