Available since late 2022, when it launched with a US$1,499.99 price tag, the Samsung Odyssey G85SB (model LS34BG850SNXZA) is a 34-inch curved gaming monitor with a QD-OLED panel that has finally dropped below the US$1,000 threshold less than a week ago. Thanks to a generous 33% discount, its price fell to US$999.99.
According to the popular Amazon price tracker Camelcamelcamel, the Samsung Odyssey G85SB (LS34BG850SNXZA) curved gaming monitor has an average price of US$1,343.99 (based on the last 35 changes recorded by the platform since February 2, 2023). Thankfully, those interested in this 34-inch piece of hardware that uses a QD-OLED panel and packs a rich set of smart features can get it now for US$999.99 from both Amazon and Samsung US, as usual.
The VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400-compliant Samsung Odyssey G85SB (LS34BG850SNXZA) runs Tizen and the aforementioned list of smart features includes Samsung Gaming Hub game streaming, SmartThings integration, Smart TV Plus, as well as Bixby and Alexa voice commands. The list of technical specs includes highlights such as 175 Hz refresh and an impressive response rate of 0.03 ms, 1800R curve, 3,440 X 1,440 pixels, as well both USB-C and wireless video input (Bluetooth 5.2 and WiFi 5 supported).
Unfortunately, there is no USB-C cable provided. The monitor’s stand supports multiple adjustments, including height, tilt, swivel, and pivot. However, those who want can also install it using a standard 100 X 100 mm VESA mount.
In addition to the monitor and power cable, the standard retail package also includes a remote controller. Samsung US offers a one-year limited warranty for parts and labor, via carry-in/ship-in.
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