Samsung Odyssey G3 LS24DG302EUXXU 24" 180Hz 1ms FullHD Gaming Monitor - 1920x1080, HDR10, HDMI, Displayport, Freesync, Height Adjust

I'm really pleased with this Samsung Monitor. I was in the market for a secondary monitor for my gaming set up, and on paper this ticked all my boxes. It's a convenient size at 24', has a high 180hz refresh rate, and a great colour output for an IPS monitor. Setting the monitor up was a breeze. There are instructions provided which are clear as day to follow. You connect the two parts of the stand together, attach that to the monitor, and you are basically done. The monitor comes with a power plug, 1xHDMI and 1×DP. Both video output cables work great, however are a little short (about 1m). The monitor also has really good versatility in adjustment. It has high, angle, tilt, and orientation adjustment. I use this monitor in a vertical orientation, and it's perfect!

Just the job and matched the size of my other monitor. Great price!

Great monitor with a pivot for the price of £90! Totally worth it. The only problem was a dead pixel but Amazon replaced the product quickly so overall very happy with the purchase. I hope it'll last a few years without any problems.

Good basic monitor, used in partnership with my main, I have this one rotated in portrait mode. For when my main screen displaying games or streaming

Bought as a birthday gift, the recipient is very happy with it. Good size screen, the quality of the picture is good, ideal for gaming.

Insane monitor , especially for someone myself who plays console which maxes out at 120 hz - this monitor goes upto 180hz at less than 1ms - this is well worth the value, and all of my devices are Samsung you cannot go wrong - the joystick to manage settings is class too-

UPDATED: Got a second (Philips) budget monitor, and decided to return this one. The good points: - Loved the packaging, and the physical appearance of the monitor, feels premium. - The viewing agle is better than on the Philips - Loved the menu of the monitor, really easy to adjust, unlike almost all of my (admitidly older and budget) monitors. - Very light, and the physical build quality seems good Neutral: - Changing the refresh frequency can only be done through the monitor menu, not the desktop The bad points: - You clearly can see the pixels on the monitor most of the time. Not sure why that is, but compared to my other old monitors and the new Philips one, here you can clearly see each pixel, even though it's the same resolution as the other ones. - The text is not great in a number of settings, with sometimes having a strange white 'backlight' effect arround it, which makes it hard to read, and in some cases when you scroll, there seems to be a sort of 'delay' to it, like it takes a fraction of a moment to catch up with itself. Noticeable unlike on my other monitors. - The videos (mostly tried on youtube) don't look that great to watch (compared to my older budget monitors) - Biggest issue for me, some games have a wied effect of turning darker anytime I move, and then becoming brighter once you stop moving, which is rather jarring. This only happens on 120 and 180 hz settings though. Interestingly enough, there is a similar effect on some, but not all colour preset settings with scrolling darkmode text, with the text turning visibly blue while scrolling, and then turning back to white once you stop scrolling. Somewhat a shame, as the overall impression is better on this monitor than the Philips, but the screen itself is not adequate enough.

Great monitor got in sale for £85 great value for money 27inch 180hz and great image quality despite being a 1080p with Great software features