Samsung Electronics Co. is offering early-sale discounts on monitors and TVs and a $50 [1] credit for customers reserving its 2026 monitor line.

This promotion allows Samsung to secure early demand for its next generation of hardware while clearing existing inventory of current-year models. By incentivizing reservations, the company can better gauge market interest before the full product launch.

The promotion, referred to as the Handraiser Period, began May 5, 2026, and is scheduled to run through May 19, 2026 [2]. Customers can access these deals through Samsung's official website and affiliated retail channels [1].

As part of the initiative, users who reserve a monitor from the upcoming 2026 lineup will receive a $50 [1] credit. This specific incentive is designed to generate early interest and reservations for the new hardware [1].

Alongside the reservation credit, Samsung is providing broader discounts on its current selection of monitors and televisions [1]. The company is using this window to boost sales of existing stock as it prepares to transition to the 2026 product cycle [2].

Details regarding the specific technical specifications of the 2026 monitors were not provided in the current promotional materials. The company continues to use these early-bird windows to maintain a competitive edge in the display market through strategic pricing and consumer incentives [2].

Samsung is offering a $50 credit for customers who reserve its upcoming 2026 monitors.

Samsung is employing a dual-track sales strategy to manage its product lifecycle. By simultaneously discounting old stock and offering credits for new reservations, the company minimizes the revenue dip that typically occurs during the transition between hardware generations.