Samsung 57" Odyssey Neo G9 Dual 4K UHD Quantum Mini LED 240Hz HDR Curved Gaming Monitor

It's great 50% of the time. But I have a 3080ti, and sometimes when I game I get horrible screen tearing down the center left hand side. I can sometimes turn the monitor off and on again to get it back to normal. Otherwise I have to restart. Before purchase, I was unaware most games don't actually support this wide of a screen, and to compensate, they just stretch the left and right sides. Its obvious and annoying. So, I'm not actually getting the peripheral advantage I thought I would when I ordered this monitor. P.S. - Samsung enabled AI to help users write reviews here, and as I write it tries to autofill what thinks I'm writing and keeps messing up! VERY ANNOYING!!!

Been using this as a replacement for my 49" Samsung monitor for a couple weeks now and it has been pretty solid. The extra vertical screen was the want of getting the dual 4K monitor. The built in KVM makes switching between work and play without needing a couple keyboards.

Excellent product. Love the display and clarity. Definitely recommend.

l like the game, it is so good and excellent resolution and also brightness and response time and refresh logistics and curvature. l like Samsung the best and forever

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use it for gaming purposes and its awesome. Nothing beats a jet 2 holiday when it comes to having a gaming system.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my Odyssey Neo G9 for gaming, watching Youtube and searching the web. When i have multiple tabs open i can literally spread them out on the entire display screen and not worry about minimizing any. This is by far the best gaming monitor i ever had and i highly recommend this to anyone looking for a new experience with their monitor setup!

The best monitor Ive ever owned. This monitor is absolutely magical, I use it for gaming and if you’re on the fence I say take the step in buying this monitor. There isn’t a single game where it doesn’t blow my mind.

I purchased the 57” Odyssey Neo G9 Dual 4K UHD monitor just two weeks ago. From a performance standpoint, it was outstanding: stunning image quality, smooth 240Hz refresh rate, and an immersive experience that justified the premium price. Unfortunately, that is where the positives end. Without any impact, misuse, or visible external cause, the panel developed a crack and immediately became unusable. The monitor has not been moved, struck, or handled improperly. Given the size, cost, and positioning of this product as a flagship, ultra-premium display, this kind of failure is deeply concerning. What makes this situation worse is the lack of clarity and support around Samsung Care+. I purchased extended coverage specifically for peace of mind on a product of this value. However, when attempting to file a claim, the system reports that the product was “not under warranty at the time of the incident,” despite the additional two years of coverage. There is no clear explanation, no transparent path forward, and no obvious way to resolve the discrepancy. I have been a long-time Samsung customer, purchasing Samsung electronics and appliances almost exclusively. This experience has genuinely shaken my confidence. A monitor at this price point should not fail this easily, and when it does, support and coverage should be straightforward, responsive, and reliable. As it stands, I am left with a very large, very expensive, unusable display and no resolution in sight. While the technology itself is impressive, durability and post-purchase support are just as important. Until those aspects are addressed, I cannot recommend this product or feel confident investing in similar high-end Samsung displays in the future.

I've been completely spoiled by this monitor and can't imagine upgrading to anything else in the next few years. Resolution, refresh rate, response time and color accuracy are all great, with deep blacks and brightness in HDR that reaches 1500 nits on my unit. I previously owned several OLED monitors, but prefer the peace of mind that comes with mini LED since I also use it for work.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I primarily use the monitor for work and personal productivity. I’ve heard people have compatibility issues with this monitor- my two year old Dell business laptop is able to run native resolution at 60hz comfortably via DP 1.4 (DSC enabled) - just make sure you get a good TB4 to DP adapter or a good quality DP40 certified cable. I also use it with my MacBook Pro and it works just fine in picture-by-picture mode. No complaints so far. It’s really elevated my productivity set up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use it for engineering and coding primarily, so much room for activities on this display it feels even bigger than it is! I can from a triple 27" setup and even though they were wider the monitor is better

great monitor, I already own a 57 inch monitor. great experience.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this tv, it is great. Great picture, awesome, amazing!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Would recommend even for price. It's memory and visual above reproach

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have not had not one bad thing to say about my new monitor .

I got this for multiple reaso its amazing large display means I can have multiple this open at the same time and dont have to keep going back and forth between folders and tabs its all there ready and for gaming I love how the ultra wide screen can create a really good immersion on the games that are compatible with ultra wide its like having a dual monitor set up woth put the extra cables and the annoying bezzels in the middle

the best monitor in the world with 8k resolution and 240 refresh rate. the only thing need to improve is toooo heavy

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Network Amazing every day of stream and I feel like I am in the TV it's the best Crystal Clear Ultra 4K TV hour everything in my life I feel like I'll be in the movies when I watch Avatar somehow I feel like I would why when I'm playing my video games I'll go through the clouds finish that my demo play because I feel like I am in the clouds it is something that you have to experience take your time and buy your TV like this and you will probably change your mind

Overall solid monitor despite being pricy, no surprise when there is no competition. Positive notes: Combination of high resolution, pixel density, total size (especially height) and non-burn-in VA pixel type is excellent for work. Multiple HDMI inputs in PBP mode enable my work laptop to treat this as 2x4k@60Hz displays despite its limited output bandwidth. Coding and spreadsheet work are a dream on the display, with enough space to fit the whole alphabet worth of columns and plenty of height for rows/lines. Neutral notes: Curvature no longer distracting after a few weeks, but is necessary to prevent seeing some backlight bleed at oblique angles. The curvature + hefty stand make the monitor take up a lot of desk depth. My 36" deep desk is just about right for a 1 meter viewing distance, any less would be cramped. No technical issues or failures yet after 7 months of use. No idea about longevity but it does seem like HDR and/or high brightness settings would run the display too hot and risk breaking something. Not a big deal, folks looking for HDR would opt for OLED anyway, use this tool for the right job. Negative notes: Unreal price; I got this roughly 50% off through a work discount which felt more like the de facto MSRP. Warranty isn't too expensive but is a hidden cost that should be baked in, especially if a business is buying this as a commercial tool.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The monitor works very well and I can see you very good health with classes and oalso entertainment video music highlights Google and news