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SAVE $400: As of April 8,softcore movies get the Samsung Odyssey G6 gaming monitor for $399.99, down from its usual price of $799.99, at Amazon. That's a discount of 50%.

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A great monitor is an important part of any setup, especially if you're someone who plays a lot of games. Feeling like you're immersed in the fantasy worlds of your favorite titles can go a long way toward making those games even more exciting. One way to add more immersion is by getting a gaming monitor that does that work for you, and Samsung has several models that do a fantastic job helping to bring you into the worlds you're exploring.

As of April 8, you can get the 32-inch Samsung Odyssey G6 gaming monitor for $399.99, down from its usual price of $799.99, at Amazon. That's $400 off and a discount of 50%.

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This monitor offers full HD, QHD resolution with a 21:9 ultrawide aspect ratio, 240Hz refresh rate, and 1ms response time. That means it offers an excellent experience twitch-based shooter games and those that require you to have quick reflexes. Plus, its DisplayHDR 600 tech gives you more detailed contrast options with deeper colors and brighter whites so you can see everything onscreen.

The 1000R curvature of the monitor means you get more to see in your peripheral vision, while AMD FreeSync Premium Pro's reduction of screen tearing, stuttering, and input latency give you a much smoother overall experience.

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If you're looking for a monitor to enhance your gaming experience, or you just want a larger monitor for your home office, this is one deal you should snag while it's available.

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