SAMSUNG 34" ViewFinity S50GC Series Ultrawide QHD Monitor, 100Hz, 5ms, HDR10, AMD FreeSync, Ultrawide Screen, Eye Care, Thin Bezels, PIP, PBP, LS34C50DGANXZA, 2023, Black
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Friday, Jun 27
Color: Black
Size: 34- in Flat
Style: 21:09
Pattern: HDMI Only
Features
- DO MORE ON ONE SCREEN: See every detail on the wider display featuring a 21:9 aspect ratio; Ultra-WQHD provides the simplest way to maximize screen real estate and experience truly seamless multitasking on just one screen
- ENJOY A BILLION COLORS W/ INCREDIBLE DEPTH: With HDR10 that displays over 1 billion colors compared to 16.7 million for typical SDR technology, dark colors are darker and the brightest are even brighter
- CARE FOR YOUR EYES DAY and NIGHT: An ambient light sensor on the monitor detects lighting in your workstation and automatically adjusts brightness; Eye Saver Mode minimizes excessive blue light, and Flicker Free relieves eye strain
- SEE CONTENT SMOOTHER, EVEN GAMING: A faster than average refresh rate updates the image on screen more often every second; 100Hz refresh rate reduces lag and motion blur when playing games, watching videos, or working on design projects*
- STAY IN SYNC WITH THE ACTION: AMD Radeon FreeSync keeps the refresh rate of your monitor and graphics card in sync to reduce image tearing for a superfluid entertainment experience; Watch movies and play games without interruptions
- MAKE ROOM FOR MORE TASKS: With PBP, view input from two simultaneous sources at native resolution, allowing you to review two projects or run two programs; Use PIP to resize a second source, so you can work on one task while monitoring another
- EXPAND YOUR VIEW, ENHANCE YOUR FOCUS: Minimal bezel brings maximum concentration; Virtually bezel free screen shows you the full picture and looks almost gapless when used in a dual monitor setup so you can see more at once with no distractions
- Brightness (Typical) : 300 cd/m2. Static Contrast Ratio - 3000:1
Description
Samsung's 34" ViewFinity S50GC offers a wider workspace featuring a 21:9 ratio and lifelike detail with Ultra-WQHD resolution. AMD FreeSync™ and 100Hz refresh rate allow an ultra-smooth user experience. Avoid eyestrain with TUV- certified Intelligent Eye Care that automatically adjusts brightness.Actual specifications may vary depending on PC environment or programs used.
Brand: Samsung
Screen Size: 34 Inches
Resolution: QHD Ultra Wide 1440p
Aspect Ratio: 219
Screen Surface Description: Matte
Standing screen display size: 34 Inches
Screen Resolution: 3440x1440
Max Screen Resolution: 3440X1440 Pixels
Brand: Samsung
Series: S34C50D
Item model number: LS34C50DGANXZA
Item Weight: 10.8 pounds
Product Dimensions: 8.7 x 32.1 x 18 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 8.7 x 32.1 x 18 inches
Color: Black
Voltage: 110 Volts
Manufacturer: Samsung
Country of Origin: Vietnam
Date First Available: January 1, 2024
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Color: Black
Size: 34- in Flat
Style: 21:09
Pattern: DP + HDMI only
Been using this monitor for a while and the screen quality and response time of the VA pixels are much better than you’d think for a monitor at this price. The 100hz refresh rate actually looks like 100hz, and on a VA panel, this is impressive. It handles all my open windows well too as I hoped for, so that’s great. I do love how an ultrawide monitor adds a TON of emersion when playing games and watching content. First thing I did when I powered on the monitor on my PC was load up the second season of The Rings of Power, which felt somewhat small on my 16:9 32” 4k monitor that I have, but only because it is recorded as an ultra-wide, so when on this monitor it filled it corner to corner, giving me a FULL-screen ultra-wide 34”. Watching ultra wide content on this thing makes it feel actually a bigger image than on a standard 16:9 43” display to be honest, or at least the same. And when playing video games, the extra FOV is pretty nice for the emersion. The monitor does show the regular drawbacks of a VA panel though, especially with penning over darker colors on a bright background, or visa-versa, you do still get the smear-y look, but as a VA panel that it is, the monitor really makes up for it with the 100hz refresh rate and a good response time (with FreeSync support — dunno about G-Sync though I haven’t tried) to mitigate this. The colors are nothing to write home about, and the display lacks HDR, however, they are 10-bit and is seamlessly recognized by windows. So, that’s strange, it must be an 8-bit+FRC then, regardless, if you set the gamma, color, contrast/brightness settings right, it really does look like an HDR panel minus the brightness levels of course. But, in regular use, it does get very very bright still on the desk, I haven’t ever used it past 50-60% brightness, normally having it at around 30% or so with no issues seeing anything. The stand it comes with is a bit cumbersome (albeit not as bad as a lot of other monitor stands), so I would recommend putting it on a monitor arm though. Don’t bother getting a monitor with a higher refresh rate. 100hz at 1440p ultrawide (4k length x 1440p width), you are effectively pushing nearly the same amount of pixels as a 4k monitor, and you won’t ever get, let’s be real here, more than 100fps in almost all your games at 4k (I am using an AMD RX 6800XT), so the 100hz is more than sufficient for this. You’d benefit from a higher refresh rate for just general tasks around windows, but for games and content it is plenty. Oh, and when viewing 16:9 content or other aspect ratios, it’s still pretty good, it’ll just have the same resolution as a non-wide screen 27” monitor with black bars on the sides. But that brings me to my last couple points, the monitor recognizing different resolutions is automatic and scales very nicely, which I haven’t had good luck with with other monitors in this price range. For example, plugging in my nintendo switch, and the display automatically scales for 1080p, which is pretty convenient (just make sure you turn off FreeSync for that…yeah that’s really dumb). Then you also have the PiP mode, which is great if you want a couple different sources you want to reference at the same time on the same screen. Would’ve been nice though to be able to set the sources side by side or something and have it properly adjust the aspect ratio…the PiP is a bit janky to be frank, albeit still works well, just keep that in mind.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024 by Matt
Color: White
Size: 34-in Curved
Style: 21:9 + Built in Speakers
Pattern: + Thunderbolt 4
I spent weeks looking into different monitors for my Mac Book pro for work and my Mac Book Air for school. I actually bought a different Samsung option originally that was more square, and it didn’t have the best picture. After even more research I figured out that for most Mac’s, it’s best to have a wider screen, especially one this size. The amount of pixels in a Mac screen is a lot more than the other brands of laptops, so in human terms, it needs more space to look good. I am so happy with this monitor! And ended up buying a second one! It easily adjusts to the angles I need it in any a given day. The color is bright and full. Looks amazing when watching my Apple TV shows. I’m able to have multiple windows pulled up at once, as well as all the widgets I’ve filled the screen with. I’ve yet to test out a high performance video game but everything else works great. There’s plenty of screen filter options that would allow for a better looking game no matter what you are playing. I saw some people complaining about the speakers, but I don’t buy a monitor for the speakers, and I don’t have any issue with them when I’m not connected to Bluetooth. Sturdy on the stand, and even better on the dual monitor mount I bought.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025 by JR Smalls JR Smalls
Color: Black
Size: 34- in Flat
Style: 21:09
Pattern: DP + HDMI only
I love this wide screen monitor. I bought it for working at home and it helps to make my workday so much more efficient. It is definitely nicer than using 2 separate screens.
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Color: Black
Size: 34- in Flat
Style: 21:09
Pattern: DP + HDMI only
First off, I'll say that I got this here for about twenty percent off retail, and for that I would consider it a very good value. This monitor is replacing a 27" 4k LG monitor that I gave to my daughter to use with her Macbook. The two computers that are sharing this Samsung are a file and security camera server, and a desktop computer that sees infrequent use. I wanted to replace the LG with another 27" 4k; but I've always been a little "ultrawidescreen-curious" so I jumped at the opportunity to pick up this Samsung when I saw the sale price. Most monitors at this pricepoint feel very "disposable", and considering how light this monitor is (even when it was still in the shipping box) I don't think this is any exception. The included stand does not seem particularly sturdy. With that said, it easily bolted up to my heavy duty VESA monitor stand. (I had to use my own screws though, which thankfully, I had some spares.) Kudos to Samsung for including one each of an HDMI cable and a Displayport cable. Picture quality is solid for this pricepoint. I would not use it for gaming or even my daily work (equal time spent coding and visual design), but it is more than adequate for general/casual home use. One glaring negative for me is the lack of any sort of internal speaker, although it does have a single 1/8" audio out jack for connecting to headphones or external speakers. Since I depend on audio alerts when my security system software is triggered, I'll need to hook up some speakers. Monitor settings are controlled via a single small multifunction panel, about 1" square, at the bottom center of the monitor. Much to my surprise, it works reasonably well. (I favor monitors like my BenQ that have a remote control to change source inputs and access the menu; but I realize such a feature would not be feasible at this pricepoint.) So, let's talk about why you would want ultra widescreen. It has a 21:9 aspect ratio, so it is more than twice as wide as it is tall. It's not great for movies, because they tend to be shot at 16:9, so you will have black bars on the left/right sides. It's not great for general web browsing, because most websites are designed for narrower viewports -- rightly so, because reading extremely long lines of text is visually fatiguing (I'm a web developer) -- so you have a LOT of empty space on the left and right sides of the screen. In many ways, despite being nominally "larger" than my main work monitor (34" vs 27"), it feels visually cramped because I have less vertical resolution available. So what would ultra widescreen be good for? - If you are working with wide spreadsheets that have many columns, you will definitely benefit from the extra horizontal space. - If you play panoramic, immersive games, you might like the expanded horizontal view. (But I would reiterate that a monitor at this pricepoint is probably not great for gaming.) - You are a coder and want to see long lines of code fit on one line. (But, coder-to-coder, I would argue that shorter, more readable lines of code is ideal.) - You are a designer that can benefit from the much wider view, e.g. 2-page layouts. (But again, as a designer myself, I would still favor a 16:9 monitor.) If any of the above apply to you, you might like ultra widescreen. For all other uses, I would probably stick with a conventional 16:9 monitor. [By the way, the 21:9 nature of this monitor does not impact my product rating for this monitor, since it is an intrinsic aspect of the design. I just want to make the above points in case you are new to this monitor format.] Oh! Almost forgot. Once nice little surprise (to me at least) with this monitor is the Picture-in-Picture (PIP) / Picture-by-Picture (PBP) feature! It allows you to display the screens from two of the inputs simultaneously! I can do a little web browsing on one side of my screen, while monitoring my security system cameras on the other side. However, keep in mind that the monitor's audio output can be only assigned to one of the inputs at a time; you cannot have it coming from 2 or 3 inputs simultaneously.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2023 by DW