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Samsung ViewFinity S6 - S60UD (2560 x 1440 pixels, 32")
EUR314,49

Samsung ViewFinity S6 - S60UD

2560 x 1440 pixels, 32"

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christophjans

1 month ago

Hi, I have connected my macbook pro to the USB and video works, but a USB dongle connected to the USB A port is not recognised. Same with a Lenovo X1 under Windows. Does anyone know why?

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David Raemy

1 month ago

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Based on the information available, the product supports image transfer and data transfer via USB C (USB hub function). However, it is important to note that the USB A port only works if the notebook is connected via USB C with the data connection activated. The USB hub is not activated when using HDMI or DisplayPort. Please therefore check: -Connection via USB C with full data cable (not just a charging cable) -Whether USB devices are displayed in the system -Whether the dongle is recognised directly on the notebook If no USB device is recognised even with a correct USB C connection, you can contact us directly via the digitec Assistant so that a solution can be found. https://www.digitec.ch/help
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Anonymous

3 months ago

The PC is connected to the Samsung ViewFinity S6 - S60UD via HDMI. In order to use the USB hub and KVM function, I need to connect the PC to the USB upstream port type B with a USB-A cable. Which cable do I need to buy?

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Galaxus

3 months ago

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You need to buy a USB cable that has a USB type B plug on one end (for the USB upstream port on the monitor) and a USB type A plug on the other end (for the PC). This cable is often referred to as a USB 3.0 type B to USB type A cable. It enables the use of the USB hub and the KVM function on the monitor.
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SabineH443

5 months ago

I have just bought a new MacBook Air 15 inch. Can I connect the Samsung ViewFinity S6 - S60UD monitor to it? Do I need extra cables or adapters or is there anything else I need to consider?

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Galaxus

5 months ago

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Yes, you can connect the monitor to your MacBook Air 15 inch. The monitor has a USB-C connection that transmits the video signal, power supply (Power Delivery), USB data and Ethernet via a single cable. So you only need a USB-C cable to connect the monitor directly to the MacBook Air, without additional adapters. It is important that you use the monitor's USB-C port, as this also supports video. HDMI or DisplayPort are also available, but USB-C is usually the simplest and best solution for MacBooks. If your MacBook Air does not have a suitable USB-C port (which is the case with current models), an adapter would be necessary, but USB-C is standard on most new MacBooks. Also note that the monitor offers a QHD resolution (2560 x 1440 pixels) with a 100 Hz refresh rate and supports HDR10, which ensures very good picture quality.
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GelochterHydradio26

7 months ago

Hello, I received my screen yesterday. When I unpacked and installed it, I realised that there was no screen film attached. There was only a removable film on the bottom bar. My question is: Is this the standard or have I received a returned product? Even the screen quality is very matt and not really nice. The USB-C connection is connected to a Zbook fury 15 g7. Many thanks in advance.

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Francesca Corrocher

7 months ago

You would have to request this via our Galaxus Assistant so that this can be checked. https://www.galaxus.de/help
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Anonymous

7 months ago

I bought two of these monitors as they seem to support daisy chaining. However, I have now tried almost everything, but simply cannot connect the monitors to each other. I want Laptop --- USB-C --- Monitor 1 --- ?? --- Monitor 2 I've tried everything between the two monitors (display port (1.2), USB C, HDMI) and nothing works. Now I always have to connect two USB-C cables to the laptop. Can anyone tell me how I can manage to connect the monitors to each other, which is the point of daisy chaining. I don't want to buy an expensive hub, that's what daisy chain technology should be for if it's already built in. Do I need to change anything in the settings?

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Galaxus

7 months ago

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The daisy chain connection with these monitors only works via USB-C, not via DisplayPort or HDMI. You have to connect the laptop to monitor 1 via USB-C and then connect monitor 1 to monitor 2 via DisplayPort Out (DP 1.2). HDMI does not work for daisy chain. In addition, MST (Multi-Stream Transport) must be activated in the settings of monitor 1 so that the signal is forwarded to the second monitor. USB-C is therefore mandatory for the first connection and DisplayPort cable is used between the monitors. To summarise: - Laptop → USB-C → Monitor 1 - Monitor 1 (DisplayPort Out) → DisplayPort In → Monitor 2 - Activate MST in monitor 1 - HDMI or USB-C between monitor 1 and 2 does not work for daisy chain If you currently have to connect two USB-C cables to your laptop, this is because you have not connected the monitors correctly via daisy chain. An expensive hub is not absolutely necessary if the connection via USB-C and DisplayPort is set up correctly.
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Anonymous

11 months ago

I have just received the screen. Everything works perfectly. Only the tilt cannot be changed - the frame was delivered tilted. Do you have to apply a lot of force? It feels like the joint breaks off... Is there a special unlocking mechanism that I've missed so far? The other two movements (height, rotation) run smoothly (without unlocking), as you would expect. Is this a warranty case?

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cbrkuh

11 months ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
You don't have to unlock anything. The whole thing is a little tight, but that's the way it should be. Simply hold the monitor by the back of the stand and then adjust the tilt. I have just tried it again. Good luck :-)
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stefan.peter

1 year ago

Is this monitor height-adjustable?

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Galaxus

1 year ago

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Yes, this monitor is height-adjustable. It offers flexible ergonomics that allow you to adjust the height to find the optimum viewing angle.
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Joelham

1 year ago

How can I connect 2 of these screens together? Somehow I don't understand the DaisyChain, laptop is connected with Hdmi and USB-B and from monitor 1 to monitor 2 with a display port cable from output to input but the 2nd screen remains dark.

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WolfX

1 year ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
As far as I know, this does not work with Hdmi. You have to connect your laptop/PC with DP or USB-C to the screen. Then you have to set MST in the screen settings of the main screen via the port you are using.
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givsi

1 year ago

Can the monitor be connected via a VESA mount? I can't figure it out from the pictures... but rather not, correct?

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Galaxus

1 year ago

Yes, the "ViewFinity S6 - S60UD (2560 x 1440 pixels, 24")" monitor from Samsung can be connected using a VESA mount. Most Samsung monitors, including this model, are VESA compatible and come with pre-drilled holes that can be used for mounting. However, you will need to purchase a separate VESA compatible mounting kit as it is not normally included.
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