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SAVE $150:As of Oct. 16,Rolls Royce Baby the Samsung ViewFinity S5 is on sale for $199.99 at Amazon. That's a saving of 43% on list price.

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When staring at a screen all day, a high-quality monitor really makes all the difference. Especially if after work you relax by looking at more screens. So why not upgrade to the best?

As of Oct. 16, you can score a great deal on the Samsung ViewFinity S5 at Amazon. Reduced by 43%, the monitor is now listed for $199.99. This deal is available on the 34-inch flat screen, 21:09, HDMI-only model. For $229.99 you can upgrade to DP + HDMI.

SEE ALSO: Upgrade your WFH setup with this heavily discounted curved monitor from Samsung

The monitor has a sleek design, making it perfect for both work and entertainment. It boasts a 1440p QHD resolution, which will make everything from spreadsheets to movies and games look incredibly sharp. One of our favorite features is the adjustable stand, allowing you to tilt, swivel, and even adjust the height to find the most comfortable viewing position.

To protect your eyes from strain, the S5 has a number of features including an ambient light sensor to detect lighting in your workstation and automatically adjust brightness, eye saver mode that minimizes excessive blue light, and a flicker-free design to relieve eye strain by creating a more stable display.

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