I am a PM as well. I recommend the LS49FG910ENXZA from Samsung, has a VA panel so burnout is out the question. It is affordable and on sale right now. Also, with a 240hz panel if you ever game or watch content it is silky smooth. All that said, it is very budget dependant and you could get a nicer monitor with a whole lot more like the ROG swift 49.
[https://www.newegg.ca/p/N82E16824027362](https://www.newegg.ca/p/N82E16824027362)
is this a good deal or is there another 49" someone would recommend
price point is perfect, but there is like 10 versions of these samsung monitors,
and then also different manuf. of 49" for comparison
currently i have a LS49FG910ENXZA that i bought years ago has been great for me
used mostly for multi tasking but would be nice if it was good for gaming to give to kids later
Not sure where you're based but I just picked up a G91F for £619 here in the UK, which seemed like a good deal. There was an OLED model available for £150 more but I've had a previous bad experience with OLEDs, so was happy to go with a VA.
There were Chinese no-name brands available slightly cheaper, but not cheap enough for me to take a punt.
The Samsung g91f can be had for under 600. It doesn't have the local dimming or 240hz refresh rate, but it does have the same ppi and curve as the more expensive G9s.
This is exactly what I wanted! I wanted to add height but not give up the width and curve of my g9.
Dimensions wise. Hdr600? Is this a joke? I am willing to forego oled because I wfh 4 days a week, but not even local dimming? If it were at least glossy the colors would be better.
Who is going to spend the insane amount this monitor is going to cost for what sounds like a large but lackluster display?
Maybe it'll at least be more affordable?
That's too big to fit in my office. I currently run one of their 49" ones and it's wide enough, I just want some height.
I just wish this new monitor had better specs. They really said "big screen first" and phoned in the rest.
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