Save 44% on the 5K Samsung ViewFinity S9 monitor for PC & Mac

People who are looking for a decent 5K monitor for their PC or Mac don't have that many options. Most high-resolution displays are 4K, but a few 5K models exist. One is Apple's, and it costs a small fortune even before you start adding optional upgrades like a height-adjustable stand. The other option comes from Samsung, and it's called the ViewFinity S9. It aims to undercut Apple's 5K solution and provide a good experience for a lower price.

Good news! That price is now even lower than usual. The ViewFinity S9 is now 44% off for a limited time. This means you can buy this 5K monitor for just $899 instead of the usual $1,599.

Included in this price are the detachable SlimFit Camera and the height-adjustable Ergonomic Stand, which can also rotate 90 degrees.

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As for specifications, the 5K matte display is Pantone-Validated and has 99% DCI-P3 coverage.

The ViewFinity S9 also supports the Smart Calibration tool, which is available through the SmartThings mobile app for select high-end Galaxy phones and iPhones. This tool lets you calibrate your panel even more accurately using your phone's cameras, without requiring bulky dedicated equipment.

And as if being a high-end 5K PC or Mac monitor wasn't enough, the ViewFiniy S9 can also work stand-alone. It runs Tizen OS, similar to Samsung smart TVs, and it can run TV streaming apps and services like Samsung TV Plus and Gaming Hub. It even ships with a TV remote.

This 44% / $700 discount on the ViewFinity S9 is time-limited. Hit the buy button below if you've been waiting for a substantial price cut on this 5K monitor.

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