Samsung T550 Series 27-Inch FHD 1080p Computer Monitor, 75Hz, Curved, Built-in Speakers, HDMI, Display Port, FreeSync (LC27T550FDNXZA)

I purchased this two years ago and have not had any issues. It works great and the display quality is fantastic. We mostly use it for work (finance) and do not have any concerns. I recommend this product.

Monitor has a great display. The base instructions were not very clear. I used for over a year and it wasn't very stable. I finally did some searches on reviews and found directions on how to properly secure the base. Much better now. Guess it was my fault but don't recall it in the instructions.

My only problem I have and it’s NOT Samsung l’s problem, it’s the industry/manufacturers issue. I’m using a laptop with this monitor, which is the problem to a degree. The problem is the HDMI connection to the laptop is finicky, often causing the screen to go black. I tend to use the laptop in my lap so if I move at all, the connection at the laptop creates the black screen. Before you jump on me to use the laptop on a table, I can’t. I have a special chair because of back issues. I’ve tried the portable laptop table, but then it’s too high. I’m not able to stand very long either. Why can’t they make plug ends that has a support cage that the cable goes in, proving a large support for the connection? It’s only needed at one end. For those who want to steal my idea, it’s already submitted to the patent office. I’m definitely open to other suggestions though. Thank you!

With the caveat of acknowledging that $300 is a bit pricey for a 1080p non-gaming specific monitor, what you're getting though, probably can't be beat for the price if you're looking for a Monitor that's ideal for work and play. For work, I normally used dual monitors, but working from home, I've been making due with just one 27" flat 1080p monitor for awhile now, which makes it hard to read info going from one edge of the screen to the other; so I sought out the most aggressively curved screen that I could find and landed on the Samsung T55 series with it's spectacular 1000R curved screen. With my old flat monitor, I mainly worked on one side of the screen, and if I needed to read info on the other side of the screen, I would have to physically lean over to do so, now with the Samsung T55 monitor, I mostly sit at the center of the screen and can work comfortably from one edge of the screen to the other without much strain with it's aggressive curve. Now, I do have to say, a 32" Monitor at 1080p is not ideal for work, as texts are noticeably pixelated, and smaller "copy-right" texts can be unreadable without magnification, but it's something I can live with... I probably should have gone with the 27" model of the Samsung T55 series, but I also wanted the largest monitor I could find to game on with my PS4 (I live in a small apartment, and have nowhere to put a large separate TV set). 27 inches is way too small of a screen if you want to be immersed in beautifully crafted game worlds; the extra 5 inches on the Samsung made all the difference, and with it's aggressive "natural" curve you can comfortably sit even closer to the screen, making this monitor seem much larger than it really is. Also, with the Samsung "Cinema" pre-set setting, the image is wonderfully vibrant with deeply rich colors, the new 'Spider-Man: Miles Morales' PS4 game I first played on with this monitor was gorgeous as shown in the pics included in this review. With the Samsung T55 monitor, know what you're getting into, if you can't live with reading pixelated small text, consider the 27" model if you're mostly going to be using this monitor for work. If you want something you can also game on though, and want the largest PC 16:9 aspect monitor size available, and at a decent "budget" price (true 1440p and 4K curved gaming monitors at this size can easily be double the price and more), the Samsung T55 32" Monitor will be hard to beat. Now excuse me, I got more web swinging to do in Spider-Man...

During the assembly process, the base seemed unstable!!! Although the instructions don't mention it, you need a screwdriver to tighten a screw that's located on the arm that is connecting to the circular base. Once this was fixed, everything is good :)

You do not want this monitor for gaming, only for productivity. The resolution is not great — but it’s perfect for me. Some people will be sorely disappointed, but for some (like me) this is exactly what you’re looking for. This is a boring 32 inch monitor with a very mediocre maximum resolution with a 1000R curve. Great for old people just doing normal old people stuff online, just like me. Anybody else, you probably don’t want this.

I bought 27" size monitor and it seems to be a perfect size for my standing desk workstation. I can easily read from side to side without turning my head. I can split the monitor layout into two or more widows which makes working on multiple documents easy. It has a nice eye-saving mode which unloads the stress on your eyes especially in the evening when the brightness of the screen is the most painful. Make sure to adjust the default parameters - many youtube videos on this. Also, make sure to use it as the second screen only to get the most out of the resolution and the refresh rate. My laptop screen (in shared mode) required lower settings. I was at first skeptical but after using it for a couple of months I am really happy with the purchase. I hope you find this helpful. Cheers!

Just got it today, but sofar its a great monitor. Easy to set up, looks and feels great, the back is plastic but has a very nice cloth texture on it. Is plug and play, but I noticed it won't sync or automatically use 75hz mode without downloading the driver, at least on my system it wouldn't. But it did let me switch it manually. Once driver was installed it selects the proper mode automatically. My only complaint is how unstable it seems. Let me clarify this a bit, it is a sturdy stand with no reason to think it will fall over, but light bumps to the desk make this shake like crazy, getting used to it, but it's unnerving at first. Edit - After having the monitor about 6 months the top of the screen has started to separate from the body of the monitor. It has had daily use, but it hasn't moved since i placed it. Hope this is a one off and I just got unlucky and its not a reg thing for this model because until now I've really enjoyed it.

Llevo dos años con el monitor y es perfecto. Lo amo. Me encanta que tiene bocinas incluidas y suenan genial. Además los colores se ven hermosos. Lo he usado solo con cable HDMI para trabajo, gaming, pelis y todo lo hace de maravilla. Vale totalmente la pena.

Very satisfied with my decision to go with a Samsung monitor. I like that it doesn't have a microphone or camera, so my business computer doesn't get "played" on. The wider screen allows me to keep more audio windows open without switching and video is the perfect size for comfortable viewing. I checked consumer reports on the best brands, and this one came up many times. Great unit for a fair price.

This monitor is very beautiful and useful. You can split into 4 screens. It is very clear and perfect size. I love it and will be ordering another one soon

Es excelente para relizar cualquier tarea, una ventaja muy importante son las bocinas integradas ya que no tienes conectar ninguna periferica

You should know you will get superior quality, and upscaling with using a display port connection over that of an hdmi connection. Provided your computer supports it. While the refresh is average, even running max specs on a 3090 factory overclocked graphics card, I'm not seeing any issues with it. For the price of what a high refresh rate monitor is priced at, I'm glad with the purchase of this monitor for the larger screen size. I am currently running 2 of these both connected with display port. 1 for gaming. 1 for streaming. Overall, it's an amazing monitor.