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(New) Samsung 43" M7 (M70D) Series 4K UHD Smart Monitor

$349.99
$499.99 30% off Reference Price
Condition: New
Screen Size: 43"
Model: LS43DM701UNXGO
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Best big screen cheap monitor, ever
By Allen on Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2025
It was great. I love it. Best decision. I have 2 43" inch M5 monitors. Was using LG Oled 65" but it messes with your eyes. This is the best big screen cheap monitor. You can lower the resolution and add more content on the screens. I view 8 browsers at a time on both monitors and I can clearly see everything. Its not oled quality but it's great for the price. Plus you can use the monitor as a stand alone pc for Microsoft office, streaming and it had built-in wifi.
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60 people found this helpful
Didn't work as a monitor
By Michael Knoll on Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2024
I bought this just to use as a second monitor for a Lenovo desktop PCI and a Lenovo laptop PC. It was incompatible with both. Neither of them could detect it properly, even though a Samsung tech support person insisted that it was "plug and play" and the monitor's diagnostic tests had clean results. I spent eight hours attempting to get it to work, including four of five hours on the phone and messaging with Samsung and Lenovo technical support. My Lenovo laptop has all the most current updates, including device drivers, BIOS, Windows 10 updates. I'm giving up and returning it to Amazon. This model, by the way is a 43" version. The model number on Amazon's product detail page was LS43DM703UNXGO. This is the same as the "model code" on the back of the monitor, which said the "model" was S43DM702UN and the "Type No." was S43DM702U. (Confused? I don't blame you.) Calling this device a monitor seems to be a misnomer. It's more of a complex smart TV that purportedly can be used as a monitor. The remote control is handy, but the user interface appears complex and confusing. For example, its guide to hooking up to a PC -- which appears in an illogical location in the menus -- says that if the connection doesn't work, go to Home > Menu > Connected Devices > Sources > Edit Menu. But there is no such path; there was no "Sources" selection under "Connected Devices."

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