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SAVE OVER $300:As of Nov. 13,eroticism of hinduism softscreams the 34-inch Samsung Odyssey G5 Curved Gaming Monitor has dropped from its list price of $549.99 to $229 as part of Walmart's early Black Friday sale.

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Quite a few retailers are starting up the Black Friday season early with some excellent discounts. In particular, Walmart has a wide variety of offers available in its early Black Friday sale, whether you're looking for some new items for your home or to upgrade your favorite bits of tech. In terms of the latter, this deal on the curved Samsung Odyssey G5 is one you definitely don't want to miss if you've been hoping to pick up a new monitor.

As part of its first wave of Black Friday sales, Walmart's slashed the price on this massive 34-inch Samsung Odyssey G5 curved gaming monitor to $229, $320.99 off its list price of$549.99. That's an incredible discount on such a large monitor, and a great investment if you've been looking for a bigger screen to feel absorbed in the games you play.

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The beauty of this monitor is its curved display which not only gives you more screen space to work with, but can help you feel a bit more immersed in the games you like to play. It also offers a 165Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time for smooth gameplay alongside AMD FreeSync Premium. Not only that, but you're getting a 3440x1440 resolution to boot.

If you've been looking to set yourself up with a new monitor for your PC setup, don't miss out on this fantastic 34-inch Samsung Odyssey G5 curved gaming monitor deal at Walmart.

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Walmart is not the only shop with some early Black Friday deals worth checking out. Both Target and Best Buy are also dropping discounts in the weeks leading up to the big day that are worth having a look at. Plenty more retailers are sure to follow in the coming weeks, and we'll make sure to keep you updated on more Black Friday news as it appears.

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