Save up to $900 on Samsung's incredible Odyssey Neo G8 curved, PS5-friendly gaming monitor

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By Josephine Watson
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The best deal you'll see until next Black Friday

The Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 on a teeal background next to the words "price cut"
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In one of the best after-Christmas deals I've seen so far, the Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 is heavily discounted at Samsung, and it's the best price we've seen since Black Friday.

Samsung is offering heavy discounts on 32-, 43- and 55-inch Odyssey Neo G8 curved monitors in this limited-time-only sale, with the largest screen size slashed by a massive $900. If that's too big for you, the 32-inch screen is likely perfect for your needs, and it's currently $999 at Samsung, a $500 discount that's well worth taking advantage of. 

Granted, even with these fantastic deal prices, these monitors are still pricey purchases, but they're well worth the money. The Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 is a fantastic PS5 monitor, offering 4K output and up to 240Hz refresh rate, HDR 2000 and UHD resolution for beautiful picture quality that'll see you happily gaming for years to come.

Samsung Odyssey Neo G8: $900 at Samsung

Samsung Odyssey Neo G8: save up to $900 at Samsung
Continuing the trend from its phenomenal Black Friday deals, Samsung is currently offering huge savings on one of the best curved monitors around. In particular, we're impressed by its 32-inch model, which is now less than $1,000. Offering 4K output and up to 240Hz refresh rate, it's a must-have - plus, it's PS5-friendly. 

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Not in the US but still on the lookout for the best Odyssey Neo G8 deals? Take a look at the best offers in your region below. 

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Josephine Watson
Josephine Watson
Managing Editor, Lifestyle

Josephine Watson (@JosieWatson) is TechRadar's Managing Editor - Lifestyle. Josephine has previously written on a variety of topics, from pop culture to gaming and even the energy industry, joining TechRadar to support general site management. She is a smart home nerd, as well as an advocate for internet safety and education, and has also made a point of using her position to fight for progression in the treatment of diversity and inclusion, mental health, and neurodiversity in corporate settings. Generally, you'll find her watching Disney movies, playing on her Switch, or showing people pictures of her cats, Mr. Smith and Heady.