Samsung’s discounted smart monitor is $349.99, its lowest price yet
Samsung makes a variety of TVs and computer monitors, but if want both and you’re limited on space, you might want to consider the M80F. This capable 32-inch 4K panel combines features commonly found on both types of screens, and Amazon and B&H Photo both have it discounted to $349.99, where it’s usually $400 or […]
Samsung has slashed the price of its M80F smart monitor to $349.99, marking the lowest price ever for this capable device. Available at both Amazon and B&H Photo, the monitor combines the functionality of a 4K TV and computer monitor, fitting neatly into spaces with limited room.
Priced at $400 or more typically, this discounted price makes the M80F an attractive option for those seeking versatility. Featuring a full suite of video streaming apps, picture-in-picture support, and a removable webcam for video chats, it is a formidable addition to both work and entertainment setups.
The monitor boasts above-average connectivity, including HDMI 2.0, USB-C for charging devices up to 65W, USB-A for peripherals, and even Wi-Fi for direct network communication. Compatible with gaming apps like Xbox and Nvidia GeForce Now, the M80F allows users to play games over the cloud via a controller. Its VA panel is ideal for work, but HDR10 Plus support enhances the viewing experience for movies and TV shows.
While the previous version of the M80F was pricey, this newer model's $349.99 discount is certainly noteworthy for its impressive features and compact size.
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