Samsung has always been considered a leader in curved monitors, being the first one to introduce consumer curved displays. Consistently number on in the market share of curved monitors, Samsung claims that its T55 Curved Monitor is the "boldest curve ever accomplished."
"This milestone, born from years of relentless innovation, changes the shape of visual display and pioneers the future of monitor technology."
Samsung's 27-inch T55 has received a high performance curved display (1000R) and eye comfort certificate from TÜV Rheinland, which is an international Testing, Inspection, and Certification body.
"In comparison to conventional monitors that have less curve, 1000R closely fits the human field of view for less eye strain," the display maker says. "The whole screen can be seen in just one glance to limit visual fatigue, even during sustained use."
Get the 27-inch T55 Samsung Curved Monitor for $219.99
T55 Curved Display features a borderless design with a fabric-textured backside and premium-quality slim metal stand. This means a display that isn't only easy on the eyes but also adds to the interior aesthetics.
Originally priced at $269.99, Samsung is currently offering a $50 discount bringing the price down to just $219.99 for a limited time. The 32-inch variant isn't getting any discount, valued at $299.99 on the official Samsung store.
Some of its specs include:
- Curvature: 1000R
- Aspect Ratio: 16:9
- Resolution: 1,920 x 1,080
- Brightness (Typical): 250cd/m2
- Refresh Rate: Max 75Hz
- AMD FreeSync
- Color Gamut (DCI Coverage): 0.88
- Static Contrast Ratio: 3,000:1(Typ.)
- HDMI, DP, and D-Sub triple interface
- Built-in 5 Watt speakers
- Game Mode
- Flicker Free technology: removes tiring and irritating screen flicker
- Eye Saver Mode: minimizes emitted blue light
- Eye Comfort technology: reduces eye strain for more comfortable extended computing
For more details about the T55 Samsung Curved Monitor, head over to the product page.
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