Samsung today launched orders for its new range of monitors for 2024, headlined by the updated Smart Monitor M80D. When you order certain monitors, you can get up to $300 in Samsung credit, which you can use on a later purchase from the retailer.
Most monitors ordered today will arrive for homes in the United States around June 11, and Samsung is also offering options to pick up the monitors at local Best Buy stores. The lists below show you every new Samsung monitor you can order, along with the amount of Samsung credit you’ll receive when you place the order.
Regarding the recently updated Smart Monitor M80D, this model includes a Multi Control feature that allows images and text to be moved between the screen and a Galaxy Book, tablet or phone.
If you have a pair of Galaxy Buds, you can pair the earphones with the monitor for a spatial audio experience with head tracking. Additionally, Samsung has added the ability to pair a Galaxy Watch with the monitor, allowing you to perform guided workouts while using the display.
Other than these features, the iMac-style 4K monitor isn’t changed hardware-wise from last year’s M8 model, which boasts 400 nits brightness, 60 Hz refresh rate (non-variable), 99% sRGB and adaptive imaging technology.
The screen also retains key features like USB-C charging connectivity, AirPlay 2 support, an integrated webcam, and several smart TV features that allow it to be used when not connected to a PC.
Smart monitors
Gaming monitors
High resolution monitors
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