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There's a slew of great games coming out in 2025, and you'll want to be there to experience every one of them. One core way to do this is by getting a new monitor tha can help you fully immerse yourself in each moment, and there are some absolutely fantastic options out there. There's one in particular that's still on sale as part of the Amazon Big Spring Sale, and it's so good you'll want to make sure you snap it up before it ends.

As of April 1, get the Samsung 49-inch Odyssey Curved Gaming Monitor for $949.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $1,599.99. That's a discount of 41%.

This ultrawide monitor is absolutely massive and will likely take up your entire desk, but if you love feeling like you're right in the middle of your favorite games, that's a small price to pay. Its OLED screen gives you bright, crisp colors with deep contrast, and its 1800R curvature helps wrap around you so you feel like you're really right there.

But it's not just about feeling like you're the main character. It also offers 0.03 ms response time, so you can make precision split-second decisions when it counts. Plus, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro makes sure there's no stuttering when you're trying to live your best gaming life.

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This is a massive monitor with plenty of input options, including HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort, and USB Hub so it can fit into your setup, with plenty of reasons to jump in and make it your daily driver. If you've been looking for a serious upgrade, now's the time to claim yours while it's still on sale.

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