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GET $200 AND A FREE HEADSET: As of April 11,Watch Raw Talent Online Samsung is offering a $200 credit and a free JBL headset to those who preorder their latest 3D gaming monitor — get the Samsung Odyssey 27-inch 3D 4K Gaming Monitor for $1,999.99.

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Building a gaming PC is a rewarding experience, but it also takes a lot of time and money to get just right. Unlike a console, you'll need to buy a bunch of different accessories and peripherals to actually complete your rig, including a keyboard, mouse, a desk to house it all, and more. Perhaps one of the most important pieces of the puzzle, though, is a good monitor.

If you're looking to add a new one to your PC setup, Samsung is offering a great deal on its latest 3D gaming monitor. Preorder one, and get a $200 credit to the Samsung store, as well as a JBL Quantum One headset (a $299.95 value). The Samsung Odyssey 27-inch 3D 4K Gaming Monitor officially releases on April 28.

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Immersion is the name of the game with this monitor. The 4K display uses eye-tracking technology to produce 3D images without the need for any glasses, allowing you to stay in the game without anything weighing you down. It's also spatial-audio-enabled thanks to its built-in dual speakers, has a 165Hz refresh rate, and features edge lighting that mirrors whatever is on the screen. Preorder the monitor ahead of the April 28 release date to redeem the $200 credit and free headset.

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