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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Best 37 incher out there
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I am really enjoying this monitor. The colors just pop, especially when turning on the HDR 10. I have found my new gaming monitor for foreseeable future. A 37 inch monitor is actually perfect for gaming/work setup for me. It offers just enough screen real estate to display two full-size browser windows so I can work my remote IT job and game a little bit in the evening on one monitor with a nice small footprint compared to the giant 48 inch monitors that are out there. I do like the giant monitors, but they take up giant room as well. The build quality on this monitor is really good. Nothing is flexible or plastic feeling. Everything feels solid. The 4K screen is absolutely gorgeous and the images almost look 3-D. They really pop that much. I highly recommend this monitor for any kind of graphic artist, remote IT worker or any kind of light gamer who wants a really good low profile experience that doesn’t cut any corners when it comes to resolution and HDR. Samsung has dialed in a winner.
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For a 4k Display, I would've expected a much more crisp image over my current 2k Curved monitor. But for me, this monitor did not deliver on my expectations of a more crisp, clean, vibrant image. First off, just the physical build quality of the monitor was worrisome to me. When I set it up and started using it, it felt to me that the corners were bowed outwards. After a full day of work, I felt my eyes strained even more because the outward bow of the bottom corners caused a weird effect on the screen that caused my eyes to keep training down towards the corners. Like it honestly felt like the monitor was so large and cheaply made, that it was trying to naturally curve. When I feel the corners, they are flimsy, weak, and the entire frame just feels like it can break. The display quality really isn't anything to run home about. The blacks are extremely washed out, HDR10 never looked good, despite trying to set custom profiles to make the monitor look good, I could never get it to look better than a basic desktop monitor. Mind you, I even was using AMD software and running a 9070XT on my desktop and couldn't make it look better. The one cool feature I like is how it can be used as a KVM, that makes it convenient for switching between my work laptop and my gaming rig. Speaking of gaming, do not even try to game on this monitor, wow, I regret trying!! It was a terrible experience, the amount of screen tearing, lag, I mean yeah its only 60 HZ (which is low, at this price point and at 4k you need at least 120HZ). I know it is not advertised as a gaming monitor, but even using it as a work monitor, I could not use it for more than a day before switching back to my old monitor which provides a much crisper image.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Beautiful picture
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Beautiful picture and great size. The 4K is amazing and works great with my computer. We used a USB-C cable and it heated up to be very hot at the plug on the monitor, so we had to change cables, but that fixed the issue.