This 55" Gaming Monitor Changes EVERYTHING! 

Work? Good luck getting this added to the budget. Yea I’m jaded.

I did this for me as I worn from home with over three monitors. So know I can have three windows for my one pc and chromecast for relaxation. No borders between monitors is soo nice.

1k off! How? I'd pull the trigger on that right now if I could find it for half off!

​@@atenleggedninjaHe has the link in the description of the video - the sale is still on at Samsungs website.

@@atenleggedninja Gen 1 scared me off when someone said typing characters are blurry. You find office applications look fine with your gen 2?

@@weldsj8847 nothing a few settings tweaks hasnt fixed for me as a gen 1 user

​@@weldsj8847I have no character blur on my gen1, idiots must be sitting too close because they have small desks, best viewing angle is 80cm

Really? I’m also a dev on a WQHD screen, split in 3 between chrome / vscode / app and I don’t know why I would need more. Also I think for us it’s way better to prioritize resolution over speed, like the 5k / 6k monitors

@@ajnart_ There's so much more I'd do with the extra screen real state... I usually need to have open: chat, chrome, intellij (multiple windows most of the time), project's documentation and sometimes the inspector... Having higher resolutions is not always the solution either, after 4k i feel like the higher resolution doesn't translate into more real state, mainly because scaling has to go up otherwise you won't be able to read unless you're really close.

Finally a monitor large enough for java stacktraces

Yeah they gotta go full imax

Hey, late to ask but do you ever get motion sickness or eye fatigue? So tempted to buy this it checks all the boxes specs wise but idk man 55inch is so daunting lol

Hey brother, honestly the best thing you could do is check it out in store like microcenter. I don't really get motion sickness and any eye fatigue I do get is more likely due to me not blinking often enough. If it helps, I still don't regret my purchase to this day. All of my friends' 24 or 27 inch monitors seem tiny to me now lol. Cheers

They come with an included wall mount

55" would be high as a 42" when it's widescreen like this. So not big problem. Still big..

​@hades4438 isn't this a 16:9? You're thinking if it was 21:9.

@@CasepbX Really? Then yeah it's really big.. I think 42" is perfect, 48 acceptable but 55.. nop..

Yeah there’s a lot of professional use cases for this. Even like media production and stuff.

Thats exactly what id want to know.. he touched on it briefly and mentioned things can be saved as presets but i guess i need to mess with it in a store or something. .. can i toggle profiles or something and how does it treat 'screens'? important because a lot of window snapping stuff is wonky on really large displays. ie having 2 horizontal 'screens' on bottom vs just one big widescreen on the bottom.. If i want a PC to be treated as 2 screens does that mean im forced to use 2 inputs from 1 PC and it'll be more clunky because of all the screen swapping? Profiles: I want PC 1 to be '2 screens' across the bottom, PC2 on top left, PC3 on top right. but then i want to swap to PC1 is '2 screens' top and bottom on the left, PC2 the same on the right.. what about swapping something to a large landscape mode as '1 screen'

I know this isn't what you're asking about, but if you don't explicitly need windows to think its 4 separate screens because of weird compatibility stuff with some apps and you just wanna be able to logically separate your screen into 4 (or more) segments and easily have apps snap to each segment you should try fancyzones, its part of the windows powerplay tools, you can create any kind of window layout as you like and have windows snap according to that layout, its super useful.

I own one at the moment and plan on buying 1 or 2 more (gen 1) as I will only need it for 1 pc hookup

There are times when I wake up and think my pc is off due to how dark it is LOL