Customer Ratings & Reviews

The service was great. She answered all of my questions. Great monitor for gaming.

Absolutely a correct decision I really like this monitor

Great monitor I recommend it to everyone starting to game on pc

I purchased two of these TVs to go in one room to bounce off of a 65" curve that l bought. I couldn't be happier. They were ther right size and the picture looks fantastic!

This is my second curve monitor i purchased. Went with the same one as before but the base on this one is not good. The screw does not line up well and it is loose, i dont feel comfortable with the way it is. I would hate to return it just for this issue but i may have to.

It’s good. Used it for the ps5 graphics were great

I regret not purchasing insurance, 2 weeks and the whole stand came off. It’s weird how that happened but warranty won’t cover it.

I bought two of these monitors about two months ago from Bestbuy. One of them just died randomly while I was using it. Screen just all of a sudden distorted itself into a jumble of lines, pixels, etc. It's now too late to return to Bestbuy, so I have to deal with shipping it to Samsung for warranty repair. These are used in a home office and losing a monitor is wildly annoying and decreases my productivity. I tried different a HDMI cable, different HDMI port, tried VGA cable, tried restarting my computer, etc. nothing worked. I would not recommend.

I needed the monitor so i paid for the "deliver today option". Order placed at 8:00am online. Delivery was left at "my door" at 11:20 PM. When i arrived in the morning to grab package, it was left outside our fence in the weeds. See pic. Fortunately no rain. Beware of the Rhodie delivery.

I've had this monitor for Less than 2 years, and the screen is already distorted. There are little lines running through the screen, so I guess they aren't built to last.

Arrived with a big vertical line/crack down the middle.

I am a graphic designer so colors are important to me. This one wasn’t super adjustable, but for my WFH situation, it worked pretty well. The colors were fairly accurate after making manual adjustments. Turning it on/off could be surprisingly confusing sometimes since it isn’t a power button to press, but you have to push it downward navigationally. It can be a bit wobbly, but most monitors I’ve used usually are wobbly anyhow. The curve is slight but it’s is nice for it’s size. I use a 34” curved monitor at work and once you go curved, it’s difficult to go back. Price point for this was very ideal, so that was a big plus. It’s hard to find a curved monitor for under $200. Also its a Samsung, and my old Samsung monitor that I’ve had pre-owned for 8+ years of intense use (freelance designer and occasional gamer) is still going strong after one blip with a power supply board replacement that cost $20 to fix. So I trust this one will last for a while, too.

So, I searched for the properly sized monitor, of an acceptable brand and specs, and headed to Best Buy. I really like Samsung quality and Best Buy happened to have a 24 inch flat screen Samsung with 4 millisecond or less response time for a little over a hundred dollars. When I got to the store I was disappointed to learn they only had one in stock. I needed two that matched for my wife's and my side by side computer. They had a pair of some off-brand 24 inch monitor for $30 more, or for $40 more I could buy a pair of this Samsung curved screen. I had been pretty skeptical about the curved screen 'fad', and had no desire to pay more to try them. Circumstances conspired to make this the only real choice to buy if I wanted monitors that day, so I took a chance on them. Wow. After using them for about a month, both my wife and I agree, they are a great choice. They make watching anything displayed, immersive. It's not 3D, but it almost feels like it. While watching a video, if something travels off the edge of the screen, I catch my self turning my head to follow it. We both sit 24-30 inches away from the screen while typing, and slightly farther away when viewing a video. I really don't have anything bad to say about our experience so far. The positives of this purchase are: 1. Samsung quality. 2. Easy, straight forward stand assembly. 3. Cords were included, power and HDMI. 4. Price was much less than an advertised 'Gaming' monitor and still had the specs we were looking for. 5. The chance we took on the curved screen has paid off. We hoped for 'tolerable', and are so impressed now that we probably won't buy another non-curved product for our home. One last note about the difference between monitors advertised as 'gaming', vs this monitor. The only difference I saw was the response time. We do a lot of things with the computers, but the most graphic intensive thing we do is play World of Warcraft. A search for information led us to the conclusion that there would be no noticeable difference between a 6ms response time and a 1ms response time. This monitor has a 4ms response time. I cannot justify spending at least one-hundred dollars more for three 1/1000 of a second response time, especially if it is completely unnoticeable. I would definitely recommend this product and I would purchase it again if I had it to do over.

Appearance surface/frame finish-wise overall is great on a desk. Very bright with a tricky-control; got to the bottom of/solved "lines" noticed by someone else's review; HDMI audio as a + discovered. Few draw-backs, but it does tilt (tricky too); I'd get another one of these! Next for a long version detailed review. Very bright with tricky-control via only one rear button, yet I dimmed it significantly to balance out among a multi-display set-up + for a more film look while *watching movies in full-screen mode. One person viewing 3' to 4' away with lights dimmed, together with curved screen, gives an immersive cinema-like experience with movies. *Another multi-use great is input can be switched between HDMI & VGA, so with more that one PC with those ports, it doesn't seem to disconnect software/hardware-wise with those PCs! (You've got to tricky-push-button-away though.) Then, if you have a TV-tuner (ATSC/HDTV over-the-air, with a mixture of SD/DTV signals) card installed in your PC, it becomes your HDTV + HDVR! I had this for a while before reviewing because I wanted to get to the bottom of "lines" noticed by someone else's review as I had it too. Fixed that now, but got somewhat explanation so far. I had seen such lines on near edge-left but only with a previous VGA connection, + you have to be looking very closely to notice. Complicated (talking computer parts) but it could've been rather some particular display memory &/or display card(s) issue using VGA. However, very clean & clear now with both HDMI & VGA via a "medium-end"--(not cheap yet not too high-priced) type display card replacement. One great feature I discovered, HDMI connection will get you audio sent from your PC to the monitor! I discovered it has got a (barely noticeable) small analog stereo audio jack on rear, drawing audio from the HDMI connection. (Haven't used it that much & don't confuse that as automatic as it depends on number of things with your PC, + you would still need speakers/headset.) Few draw-backs, wish it had at least 3 different user-buttons to make display adjustments as this one has got only one multi-joystick-type which is even push-button! (Forgot how I figured that. Just be easy with it so you don't brake anything.) I add Best Buy should update the listing specs., it is a little confusing mentioning "DVI". which specifically this C24F390 model does not have! Few months ago I checked into this & discovered SAMSUNG has a very similar model which in variation of 2-inputs, "trades" with a DVI port. In other words, appears either similar model, they don't have a combination of all 3 stated connections on one model! Other than needing a clarifying of the listing, it's uncertain if the other model with DVI can be purchased through Best Buy! It does tilt but is also tricky how to grasp & accomplish that. I like very much the weight of it. If you come from a background of older PC displays, even the flat LCDs, this is amazingly even lighter than those! Tip, save the box to conveniently far-away move it around in protected fashion! There's a similar model which is flat screen version & I came close to getting that instead. So glad I got this. If I were expanding a multi-display set-up for same tech./similar model, I'd get another one of these!

Monitor is a good size and doesn't have glare. It's my first curved screen and seems to be much better than the flat screen. Only dislike is that this monitor doesn't have an adjustable height or tilt. It can be mounted on the wall which is what I was looking for.

Picked up this monitor as a semi-impulse purchase during Black Friday/Cyber Monday sales. My wife needed a second monitor to plug into her laptop for her remote teaching and when I saw this on sale - I couldn’t pass it up. I have never had a curved monitor before but it is really great. I definitely would look into getting one again in the future if the opportunity presented itself. The only con (and reason why a star is missing) is that it is non adjustable. And since it has a slight tilt downward, it can prove to be annoying if it is directly on your table/desk. We have it propped on a box until we get some sort of proper computer stand.

I picked up this monitor to better accommodate working from home. I mounted it (supports VESA and is super light) and hooked it up in a matter of minutes. Super simple and it even came with an HDMI cord. This is the first curved monitor I’ve had, and now I can’t imagine going back to a flat screen. The picture is good with multiple settings and options to customize it to your liking. Since it’s curved I have minimal to no glare working inside right by a window. It’s fantastic!

I decided my laptop's screen was a bit too small for drafting or split-screening. I just needed size and affordability since I don't do anything too critical and this monitor fit better than I anticipated. The resolution is good for what I use it for and the curve really helps see the sides of the screen from the corner of your eye. The controls are a little different (typical Samsung joystick), but it's not like you adjust the settings much. The sleep/standby is very good. The screen shuts off as soon as my laptop does and wakes up almost immediately. My only negative about the monitor is the power indicator light on the front-right corner. It flashes when in standby and is VERY bright in a dark room. It took several layers of masking tape to dim it enough that it wasn't bothering me in bed. Overall, the best monitor I've ever bought and has solidified my commitment to Samsung screen products.

I have always held Samsung monitors in high regard. They have the clearest picture of any TV and monitor on earth . I have wanted a curved monitor since they came out . Im very happy with my purchase and expect this monitor to last 10-15 years like the last one i got in 2005 . They are far cheaper now then when they debuted. I would very much recommend getting one for yourself.

I researched a number of monitors before choosing this Samsung monitor. It has a curved screen that takes some time to get accustomed too. The monitor is simple to setup and use. It is great with small fonts and excellent with pictures and video. It's large enough to open several applications simultaneously. Any monitor is only as good as the graphics card that is driving it. I upgraded my graphic card after purchasing this monitor from a motherboard intel to an Nvidia that significantly improved image quality and performance. There are better more expensive 4K monitors out there however this one is more than adequate for my needs today and 4k content is still very limited. At it's price point it's definitely a quality leader.