Samsung 49" Odyssey G9 32:9 240 Hz Curved HDR G-SYNC VA Gaming Monitor

The Samsung Odyssey G9 is great for gaming. It has low input lag, a fast response time, and a high refresh rate, resulting in a responsive and smooth gaming experience. It supports FreeSync to reduce screen tearing and is compatible with NVIDIA's G-SYNC.

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  Good response time., High refresh rate., Decent contrast ratio., Large screen size.

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  Poor black uniformity., Terrible local dimming., Aggressive 1000R curve.

The Samsung Odyssey G9 is an exercise in luxurious PC gaming, with pretty much every feature under the sun thrown in for good measure. However with its high price, size and difficulty to drive, it's hard to make a universal recommendation.

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  Beautiful image, Best HDR we've seen in a monitor, Great design, Good for multi-tasking

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  Very expensive, Heavy, Takes up a lot of space

Samsung Odyssey G9: A spectacularly good ultrawide monitor – just make sure your desk is big enough before you buy

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  Huge amount of desktop space, Dramatic 1000R curve, Impressive HDR performance

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  Very big and heavy

The Samsung Odyssey G9 almost has it all – image quality is superb, it’s packed with features and it has a stunning form factor. The aspect ratio and price mean it won’t be for everyone, but it’s a deeply impressive bit of tech.

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  Fantastic widescreen design, Superb 240Hz AMD FreeSync, Great image quality in SDR and HDR modes

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  Super-wide design won’t suit everyone, Needs some more ports, Underwhelming lighting

When it works, the image looks amazing. Being ultrawide and curved, it's actually a bit too much to play anything full screen unless you sit back further away to see the whole thing. This thing is huge. However, if you ever plan on using PBP to make it run as dual screen, you're in for a surprise.

Purchased this monitor for our new office. The first one never showed up so we had to call. They were great getting us a replacement. The monitor itself works alright, sometimes when you turn it on, the screen is distorted and a red hue causing us to shut it off and turn back on, usually fixes the...

I've had my monitor for just about a year. I absolutely love it. I use it for both work and gaming, leaving the gaming laptop on DP1 and the work PC on DP2 moving a docking station cable for the keyboard and mouse.Work: being able to basically have 3 screens seamlessly is an absolute boon.

I regret spending the money on this monitor. It showed in the advertisements that it could do three inputs and three screens but that was false. Aside from that, every time my computer goes to sleep the screen drops out of two screen mode and I have to reset. Support is miserable.

After building a new PC, I needed a new gaming monitor to match. I did a lot of research and comparisons to our current 43" ASUS ROG Strix and decided on the Samsung 49" Odyssey G9 gaming monitor.Out of the box, the quality was definitely there. This monitor takes 2 HDMI cords to operate.

Really good for 1440p ultra wide gaming on modern warfare. You have way more viewing angle and screen area. It doesn’t work or scale well on some Games so just keep That in mind. Also if you don’t have a high end gpu it’s not worth it. You’ll get lesss Fps trying to push this much resolution.

I use the monitor for both gaming and work. As a gaming monitor it is amazing, the field of view is great and it's so immersive. As a work monitor it is so much easier to be efficient with so much screen space available.I will never go back to using a double monitor setup after this.

I've always loved gaming. But with this new monitor, coupled with a pretty beefy computer (i5 12600k, 3090), playing new and old games alike has been a dream. I couldn't recommend this monitor enough to those on the fence about upgrading to something that will basically remain future proofed until...

I bought this monitor 14 months ago. I really liked its style, the size, the multi screen functionality. I used it for a mix of gaming and work productivity. It was great for both. Note, all my comments are in the past tense. That's because this evening it just stopped responding.

The monitor is incredible and I love it. The only issue is that 32:9 ratios are not universally supported and the game I've been playing a lot until I bought this monitor (Elden Ring) went from being an amazing experience to a box on my screen because the game doesnt support the resolution at all.