Samsung 2024 Monitors Lineup No Ultrawide

Moved from a two-monitor setup to a single ultrawide. No more trying to match color profiles between monitors, no break in between screens, easy input switching with USB-C to charge your devices, and excellent factory-calibrated color. The curve is barely noticeable, but the upgrade in comfort is.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've purchased two of these Ultrawide monitors to replace my old 24" monitors. Love having the equivalent of 4 x 27" UHD monitors! I'm a IT Infrastructure Architect and Systems Administrator and I rely heavily on having lots of screen real-estate. These monitors are amazing! Great screen resolution, brightness and color are fantastic!

It's a really good monitor for the price. It matches my side monitors perfectly. The colors are vibrant. the HDR works well. I do prefer the Fast IPS panel over the OLED just because of all the burn in issues with OLED. It's not perfect though. My older Ultrawide was 35" and had 200hz. If there was a still a Rog Swift Ultrawide I would upgrade (Rog Strix is a lower model than Rog Swift).

i have two of these and it was the best idea yet for my monitors. I bought two singles because i have ultrawide monitors and i am still able to set these up so that my monitors are stacked but adjustable which my stand couldn't do for me.

I replaced two 27 monitors that were side by side with this ultrawide. I expected little difference, but I was very wrong. It has been a dramatic improvement. I have so much more space, and the lack of bevels in the center and having one continuous space makes a huge difference in window arrangement. I have found it so much easier to have reference files up while working. Plus, I have created custom workspaces in After Effects, Cinema 4D, and Premiere Pro that take advantage of such a widescreen, improving my working speed and efficiency. This monitor is great, and the color is gorgeous. The size is perfect. No complaints; should have done this years ago!

Great form factor. Basically added 2 more monitors but in one package. Nice addition to my ultrawide by adding a display that excels for coding. Also easily displays two video streams stacked at full size. The price is offset by the fact that it includes a monitor arm which would normally run you another $100-200.

Best bang for your buck. Do of these one on top of the other over any singular samsung ultrawide. If you play FPS games or Trade stocks / do multi-tasking work this monitor is a must have.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my Samsung Ultrawide for IT/ Software development, gaming, web browsing, zoom calls, etc. This is my favorite display in my house and I have multiple 4k TVs. The picture is perfect. Gaming on this monitor is life changing. You feel like you are in the game. 240hz makes for the smoothest experience!! The infinity core lighting is a fun nice feature. I use the monitor with a gabbing pc and a work laptop. I wish the monitor detected and displayed the computer that is powered on.

Samsung places this monitor in their Essentials lineup - a moniker usually reserved by vendors for very basic devices. And, indeed, many things about this monitor are basic. But nothing is actually bad or even poor. The picture is good. The brightness is good. It properly handles 50Hz (PAL framerate) video from my retro gaming scaler, so that's a very nice feature. As is typical with inexpensive monitors, the stand is bare-bones and places the monitor quite low to the desk, but the VESA mounting option lets me add a $20 monitor arm to solve that issue. The single HDMI input is a tad limiting, but at $4 per port for the HDMI licensing fee, I can understand why they did that. It's also not excessively light-weight that it threatens to topple over on my desk. The external power supply is a bit of an odd design, being an in-line brick with with the AC input at an angle. Just something to keep in mind for cable routing concerns. In all, a great monitor for the price. Highly recommended.

I bought this monitor in January of 2024. I purchased it because it had better resolution than competing monitors as well as being an IPS monitor and I prefer color accuracy and brightness. I have a window that can sometimes shine from behind me (despite the blinds) and it disturbs me a bit. The slight tilt down as well as the higher brightness than other monitors were also key decisions for me. I haven't truly utilized the 'picture in picture' mode of the monitor. Knowing those features were present was nice. Bonus points that I can charge my late-2019 (Intel) MBP from the monitor itself.