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Woot Introduces Big Discounts on Samsung's Best Monitors

Woot this week has introduced a big sale on Samsung monitors, offering up to 53 percent off select monitors. Every monitor in this sale is in new condition and comes with a one year Samsung limited warranty.

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There are many different monitors on sale at Woot, including cheaper entry-level models for anyone looking to add a second screen to their work station. There's also Samsung's high-end Odyssey series of gaming monitors and the iMac-like Smart Monitor series.

We've rounded up a few of the options in the list below, but be sure to check out Woot's website for the full sale. Woot says that this sale will end on October 31 or until they sell out, so if you're interested be sure to shop soon.

If you're on the hunt for more discounts, be sure to visit our Apple Deals roundup where we recap the best Apple-related bargains of the past week.


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Top Rated Comments

22 weeks ago
Years ago I got a cheap refurb 24" Samsung 4K monitor from Woot, which still serves me well as an aux display and because of its size has near-retina pixel density. Every quarter this promo comes up and it never includes my current secondary monitor, the 34" S5 (ultrawide 100 Hz). I suppose that's because it's already pretty cheap ($200-250) so there isn't much room to discount it. When they show up, Samsung's 5K monitors are a compelling option at the right price, about half of Apple's Studio Display.
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22 weeks ago

Do new Macs support 240hz refresh rates? Asking for a friend.
I believe chips M2 and newer, can. M1 doesn't support 240hz.
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