Samsung sale offers insane discounts on laptops and monitors

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And the top-of-the-line Book4 Ultra starts at $1,900 with a Core 7 155H CPU, the same AMOLED screen as the Pro 360, and 16GB/1TB, plus a discrete Nvidia RTX 4050 graphics card, for $1,900. Again, that’s $500 off the retail price. This one got an Editors’ Choice award when PCWorld reviewed it just a month ago.

I should add that all of these are available with discounts for trade-in products, which can be laptops, phones, or tablets from most manufacturers. The maximum trade-in discount is $600…but don’t expect to get that if you’re offering a dusty old PC.

On the monitor side of things, Samsung’s current discounts match some of the prices of more budget-focused brands like Dell. You can get a 34-inch OLED ultrawide monitor for $800, beating out the competition with USB-C video and some smart screen features. For those who want to go bigger, a 49-inch ultrawide VA-LED is also $800.

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The showstopper in this collection is probably the Odyssey Ark, Samsung’s unique 4K 55-inch gaming “monitor” with an extreme curve and a rotating base. It’s certainly not for everyone, and not for anyone on a budget with a $3,000 starting price. But if this thing has caught your eye, you can get the second-gen update for $1,800, a shocking 40 percent off the regular price.