【?? ?? ???】Best monitor deal: Take $70 off the price of the Samsung Essentials S3 curved monitor

SAVE $70:The ?? ?? ???27-inch Samsung Essential S3 curved monitor is on sale at Amazon for just $109.99, down from the normal price of $179.99. That's a 39% discount.

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$179.99 Save $70.00

If you're lucky enough to still be working from home or you spend the weekends gaming, you know the marvels of using a high-quality monitor. Whether you use it as a primary screen or a secondary monitor in conjunction with a laptop, a computer monitor is no time to skimp on features and function. Thanks to today's deal at Amazon, you'll get high quality at a budget-friendly price.

As of Jan. 7, the 27-inch Samsung Essential S3 curved monitor is on sale at Amazon for just $109.99, down from the regular price of $179.99. That's a 39% discount that'll save you $70. It's also a fantastic deal considering the smaller, 24-inch model is selling for $145.69 at Amazon.

Focusing on smooth performance, the Samsung Essential S3 monitor is a great option if you've been considering a curved monitor. Not only does this give you a more focused approach to work, it provides a more immersive feel when gaming or using the monitor as your TV screen.

The 100Hz refresh rate is certainly speedy for work tasks, but it also works well for most gamers. Serious gamers, however, tend to prefer a refresh rate that gets into the 200s. But one advantage with this monitor is Samsung's inclusion of Game Mode which adjusts any game to fill the monitor's screen.

You get nice versatility with the Samsung Essential S3 monitor which has both an HDMI connection port and a D-sub option. There's also a headphone jack, if desired.

Samsung considered eye health with the Essential S3 monitor by including tech that reduces the amount of screen flicker and the level of blue light emitted.

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For those looking to upgrade a home workspace or enhance the gaming experience, consider saving 39% on the 27-inch Samsung Essential S3 curved monitor. Not only does the curved shape make for a more immersive experience, the added features like eye health consideration and refresh rate make this monitor a great option at a budget-friendly price.

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