Save $700 on a huge Samsung OLED gaming monitor, get a JBL Quantum headset free

We've just found a fantastic Samsung OLED gaming monitor deal that not only saves you a load of money on a massive screen, but also gets you a top gaming headset as well. A massive $700 has been knocked off the MSRP of this Samsung Odyssey OLED screen, bringing it down to $1,099.99, and at the moment you'll get a free JBL Quantum One gaming headset as well.

That's still a big chunk of money, of course, but it's a fair price for a monitor that we awarded a score of 9/10 in our Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 G95SC review, particularly when you get a free headset with it as well. There are many good reasons why this Samsung screen is listed as our favorite superwide OLED display on our best gaming monitor guide, but right at the top of the list is that gorgeous QD-OLED panel, with its dazzling color reproduction, high contrast, and deep blacks.

Not only is the image quality fantastic, but the response time is also incredibly fast, making this screen ideal for fast-paced multiplayer action games as well as cinematic single-player epics. Samsung quotes a response time of 0.03ms, and in our own tests, we measured an average response time of 1.2ms (dipping as low as 0.07ms), which is still amazingly fast. When playing Apex Legends, we described the display as "buttery smooth and an utter joy to use," thanks to its lightning-fast responsiveness.

Not only that, but this screen even has a super-fast 240Hz refresh rate, so it can keep up with the action even when your GPU is outputting a 240fps frame rate. Meanwhile, its Nvidia G-Sync compatibility means the screen will adjust its refresh rate dynamically on the fly to synchronize with your GPU's frame rate, so you don't get any irritating image tearing problems.

Meanwhile, the 5,120 x 1,440 resolution makes for a sharp display across the super-wide panel, effectively giving you the space of two 2,560 x 1,440 monitors side by side, while its 1800R curve encompasses your peripheral vision and immerses you in your games. Handily, there's also an easy-access 16:9 mode for games that don't support the super-wide aspect ratio, while also meaning your GPU can more easily churn out frame rates at a decent rate. To top it all off, it even works as a smart TV, complete with a remote.

Then there's that JBL Quantum One headset, which usually costs $299 on its own, and features active noise cancelling, as well as a wide 20Hz-40kHz frequency response from its 50mm neodymium drivers. If you don't want the headset, you can also save a little more money on the monitor by picking it up from Amazon instead, where it's currently going for $999.99 if you click on this link here.

If you want the whole kaboodle, though, with the OLED monitor and headset, you just need to click on this link here to take you directly to the Samsung website, and make sure you click the "Get JBL Quantum One on us" box at the top to get your free gift.

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