Is $149.99 a Good Price for the Samsung Odyssey G5 27" Gaming Monitor?

A price that ties its own floor

The Samsung Odyssey G5 (G51F) 27" QHD gaming monitor is listed today at $149.99, 32% off its $221.99 list price. Amazon has tracked this exact ASIN since April 2026, four months of pricing on the same product. That record confirms today’s number isn’t just a good discount on paper.

The price-history record

The tracked Amazon pricing on this ASIN, since monitoring began:

• Tracking began roughly 4 months ago, in April 2026
• All-time high: $249.99, recorded June 18, 2026
• All-time low: $149.99, first recorded June 23, 2026
• 4-month average price: $222.69
• Current price: $149.99, matching the all-time low

What the pattern tells you

Today’s $149.99 sits $72.70 below the 4-month average and $100 below the tracked high. It also matches the lowest price this exact ASIN has ever recorded, first hit in June and holding again now. The price sat in the $220-$250 range for most of the tracked period; this level has only shown up twice, once in June and again this month.

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Samsung 27" Odyssey G5 (G51F) Series QHD (1440P) Gaming Monitor | 180Hz, 1ms, AMD FreeSync, HDR10, Height Adj Stand, Black Equalizer, Virtual Aim Point, Auto Source Switch+ (LS27FG512ENXZA)

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The third-party wrinkle: new costs more than Amazon’s price

Third-party new listings on Amazon are currently running $219.85 to $222.00, averaging $221.11 over the tracked period, well above Amazon’s own $149.99. That’s backwards from the usual pattern, where third-party sellers undercut Amazon. Third-party used listings do go lower, averaging $179.59 with a low of $139.00 recorded in July, but a used monitor carries no guarantee on panel condition or dead pixels, the two things that matter most on a display. At $149.99, Amazon’s own price beats every other option here, new or used.

The catch with any price-history read

Four months of tracking is a real record, not a guess, but it’s a shorter window than some price-history posts on this site cover. A price floor hit twice in four months is a strong signal, not a certainty; nothing here rules out a lower price appearing later, it just confirms nothing has gone there yet in the time Amazon has tracked this listing.

Before you buy

The data makes the case directly: $149.99 ties the all-time low, undercuts every third-party option including used units, and sits nearly $73 under the 4-month average. Check the current price and grab it before it moves. For alerts when tracked ASINs hit new lows, follow the Telegram channel at t.me/amznhistoricdeals.