Samsung has some monitors that take this a step further, with a full smart TV interface.
Now, it’s renewing some of its more basic “smart monitors” for this year.
Now the company has updated its older smart monitors, such as the M8, M7, and M5.
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The M8 and the M7 have 4K displays with 400-nit and 300-nit brightness, respectively.
They support 99% of the sRGB color gamut, with the M8 also adding support for HDR10+1.
In other words, they should look great, no matter what you’re watching or working on.
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The M5, despite being the lower-end of the three, is no slouch.
It has a 1080p resolution with 300 nits peak brightness.
