SAMSUNG 27″ T35F FHD 1080p Monitor
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SAMSUNG 27″ T35F FHD 1080p Monitor
$90.00
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SAMSUNG 27″ T35F FHD 1080p Monitor Price History
Price History for SAMSUNG 27" T35F Series FHD 1080p Computer Monitor LF27T350FHNXZA, New
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| Current Price | $90.00 | January 14, 2025 |
| Highest Price | $100.00 | July 29, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $90.00 | November 7, 2024 |
Since July 29, 2024
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| $90.00 | November 7, 2024 |
| $100.00 | July 29, 2024 |
SAMSUNG 27″ T35F FHD 1080p Monitor Description
- ALL-EXPANSIVE VIEW: The 3-sided borderless display brings a clean and modern aesthetic to any working environment. In a multi-monitor setup, the displays line up seamlessly for a virtually gapless view without distractions.Aspect ratio:16:9.Response time:5.0 milliseconds
- IPS PANEL: Sit anywhere and have a full technicolor experience. The IPS panel preserves color vividness and clarity across every inch of the screen. Even on a display this wide, tones and shades look completely accurate from virtually any angle, with no color washing
- SYNCHRONIZED ACTION: Superfluid entertainment experience. AMD Radeon FreeSync keeps your monitor and graphics card refresh rate in sync to reduce image tearing. Watch movies and play games without any interruptions. Even fast scenes look seamless and smooth
- SEAMLESS, SMOOTH VISUALS: Now, the picture looks flawless. The 75Hz refresh rate delivers more fluid scenes. Whether you’re catching up on your favorite TV drama, watching a video, or playing a game, your entertainment has no lag or ghosting effect
- MORE GAMING POWER: Ideal game settings instantly give you the edge. Get optimal color and image contrast to see scenes more vividly and spot enemies hiding in the dark. Game Mode adjusts any game to fill your screen with every detail in view
- SUPERIOR EYE CARE: Advanced eye comfort technology reduces eye strain for less strenuous extended computing; Flicker Free technology continuously removes tiring and irritating screen flicker, while Eye Saver Mode minimizes emitted blue light
- TRUE VERSATILITY: With both HDMI and D-sub ports, multiple devices can be plugged straight into your monitor for complete flexibility; Now, your computing environment is even more convenient with additional input possibilities
SAMSUNG 27″ T35F FHD 1080p Monitor Specification
Specification: SAMSUNG 27″ T35F FHD 1080p Monitor
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SAMSUNG 27″ T35F FHD 1080p Monitor Reviews (8)
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Eduardo Cordova –
Este monitor esta excelente en cuanto a relación calidad precio, excelente tamaño, excelente resolución (SAMSUNG nunca falla).
Miguel Frausto –
Todo excelnet
J. Carvalho –
This Samsung monitor has insane image quality. It’s super lightweight and very aesthetic, making it perfect for gaming or watching high-resolution movies. The colors are beautiful, and the quality is truly impressive.
My biggest issue was the missing screws needed to install the stand properly. I had to come up with a homemade solution, which was quite unfortunate. If everything had been included in the box, I would have given it a 5-star review.
Despite this, the price is unbeatable, and the quality is amazing. I definitely recommend this monitor, but make sure everything is in the box before you start setting it up.
Elise –
I have two of these screens in both the 22in and 27in. They are clear and thin. I work from home and needed some solid and basic screens to use for my office. These do the trick and I have zero complaints especially for the price. I have recommended these to multiple people, and plan to buy a third one soon as I need to expand my screens for work. If you need something that is simple and good quality, highly recommend these for WFH.
moriel73 –
Lo necesitaba como pantalla de apollo para mi laptop, no buscaba una resolución de cine, solo algo funcional y este monitor cumple perfectamente tanto para trabajar como para jugar de forma casual en Steam. Samsung es garantia.
Nathan Flanery –
I got 2 of these for $140/ea after trying both the “Sceptre 20″ 1600 x 900 75Hz LED Monitor 2X HDMI VGA Built-in Speakers, sRGB 99% Machine Black (E209W-16003RT Series)” and the “HP V20 HD+ Monitor | 19.5-inch Diagonal HD+ Computer Monitor with TN Panel and Blue Light Settings | HP Monitor with Tiltable Screen HDMI and VGA Port | (1H848AA#ABA)” on sale for $115/ea and $95/ea respectively. The HP’s are normally like $120/ea and the worst monitors I have ever seen.
The HP’s were the WORST! I couldn’t tell the difference when I Googled something and had already clicked on it and it changed from blue, to a kind of purplish-looking color that Google links change to after you have already been to them. They did not fade in color from right to left, but it was DRASTIC from top to bottom (MUCH more important). I couldn’t stand them. Just looking straight-on was ALWAYS miserable.
The Spectre’s were not much better. Very similar screen problems. If the colors, brightness, and tint looked correct at the top, they looked washed-out on the bottom. And if you changed the angle up or down to make the bottom look good, the top was either over-saturated or washed-out. There was NO angle, up or down, you could put either the Spectre’s or the HP’s at where both the top and bottom looked good! I was starting to think I might have to spend $200+/ea to get monitors that didn’t look horrible.
But then these went on sale and I am familiar with Samsung’s reputation for making good quality electronics, especially screens. So I got them. I had to wait almost 3 weeks to get them. But it was worth the wait. These look GREAT from any normal viewing angle and have very nice and even blacks, grays, and all colors. You can adjust the colors, tint, and brightness; but there is no need to. And in my experience, a good screen (TV or monitor) should not need any adjustments. It SHOULD come from the manufacturer with the best settings possible with the exception of perhaps brightness depending on your room. BUT, adjusting the brightness should NOT throw everything else so out of wack that you need to start adjusting your color settings or much of anything else. And with these Samsungs YOU DON’T!!
Set-up was simple. They have very nice, thin bezzles. And look GREAT straight out of the box! No adjustments necessary! Not many features. But they look great, both the screens and aesthetically speaking. That’s all I wanted and these Samsung’s deliver.
Bill P. –
I mainly use my 13″ MacBook Pro for music production, programming, and then some general web browsing, writing, and real casual general computer work. I’m not a gamer so I don’t need 120Hz refresh rates. All I needed was something that would be easy on my eyes, look good in my space, and have a nice crisp display.
This monitor is simple to set up. It’s got 3 screws. You can move it side to side but there’s only 20 degrees of vertical movement. That’s fine if you want to look at your monitor head-on or angled slightly up at you but if you need something that tilts downward you’ll have to get a VESA mount that either clamps to your desk or mounts to your wall.
22 inches is plenty big with an HD screen and just what I needed when in a dual or triple monitor situation (occasionally I use my work-provided monitor in a 3 monitor setup).
For music production it doesn’t strain your eyes to be staring at it for hours on end. Same when you’re programming. Any monitor will give you eye strain eventually but this one is not going to give most people any issues most of the time.
You have options for HDMI or VGA connections. In my case I had to use a VGA cable for my work monitor in the past so I got an adapter for my laptop for USB-C to VGA connections. This works fine and the quality is the same as HDMI with this particular monitor because VGA quality goes up to around a thousand more pixels than 1080p and supports a refresh rate of 85Hz (assuming you didn’t get a cheap cable). This monitor has a 75Hz refresh rate so using a VGA connection is not going to reduce quality. In fact I suspect that they chose HDMI and VGA precisely because the monitor works within the VGA spec and HDMI is just a very common connector these days so they included both while excluding DisplayPort because that’s mainly used for higher spec machines and people shopping for a budget monitor likely wouldn’t have a DisplayPort compatible computer. Plus DP is not super common anyway outside of offices and expensive computers and has little practical benefits over HDMI to the average person right now.
But don’t let the fact that this is a budget monitor fool you. If you know you need higher refresh rates because you’ll be watching movies and gaming then sure, this isn’t for you. If you know you’re going to be doing work, browsing the web, watching YouTube videos, coding, doing regular boring average computer stuff, then this is going to be more than enough for you. This is the monitor that should be the default standard for everyone looking for an external laptop monitor or that would come with any PC bundle. I wouldn’t want lower quality and most wouldn’t even notice higher specs if it had them. It’s in the perfect spot.
If you need an excellent monitor that isn’t a thousand dollar gaming monitor that’s basically a flat screen TV made for the Super Bowl then this will be as good as any other.
Edilberto –
Gran pantalla para gaming