Odyssey G7 LS32DG702EUXXU 32" 4K UHD IPS Gaming Monitor with Speakers - 3840x2160, HDMI 2.1, 144Hz, 1ms, Full Smart Platform, USB Hub, Displayport, Freesync Premium Pro, Height Adjust

this monitor is actually a hidden gem that nobody knows about, i bought it when it was £399 and said why not its good value for the specs that were mentioned , it did not disappoint. since i bought a ps5 pro i thought to upgrade my monitor. this monitor is absolutely amazing. sharp, bright , colourful , 4k IPS glow is truly amazing. it’s also very fast for games such as bo6 or r6 or even story games like ghost of tshushima or god of war. this monitors clarity allows you to see things that you didn’t know were in the game. since it’s a smart monitor you can also watch netflix youtube etc you name it. HDR is amazing for what i’ve seen on ps5 pro, also supports VRR and ALLM.

Great monitor and Amazons price was unmatched very pleased

Excellent monitor that is easy to set up and great for gaming.

Has no audio out jack. Wouldn't have bought it if I knew. Three months in and the monitor has failed. Turns on then instantly turns off. Been buying monitors for well over 20 years and this is the worst monitor I have ever bought.

Excellent picture and gaming quality

This product is sold as a gaming monitor. However, this is not a monitor and does not function as such - this is a Smart TV with HDMI inputs. It does not perform the most basic function of a monitor: display what's plugged into it. Instead it comes on with various menus and setup options, its own remote that I have to use to switch between inputs, and boot time that adds a noticeable delay to my workflows. Today when I wanted to boot my PC, I had to: 1. Turn it on with the remote (it didn't come on by itself) 2. Wait for it to boot(!!!!) 3. Switch inputs with the remote (I have two devices plugged in and last night I was on the other one) 4. Wait for the "Game Mode" overlay to go away, which covers the whole bottom third of the screen Why? Every monitor I ever owned just... got a signal, displayed a signal. Who at Samsung thought THIS was a better experience? Who decided I needed to install APPS on my computer monitor, which is already plugged in to a COMPUTER that has a ton of software on it! I genuinely feel like this is being missold and should have a warning label. Other issues: 1. Setup is a pain. Initial setup is difficult, requires phone and connectivity. 2. Remote is just bad. Pressing a directional button three times picks it up as 4. Try typing your WiFi password like that. The buttons on the bottom of the monitor are just as terrible - very difficult to identify by touch. 3. Brightness inconsistent across devices. My PC has to be set up as higher brightness while the second device needs to be lower. This was not an issue with my previous monitor. With all this being said, if you were looking for a *smart TV*, then this product works well as one.

Could not fault the quality of the unit and it is easy to put together. But did find it a bit complex to set up

I’m pretty new to PC gaming so I have no idea when it comes to monitors. Originally I bought a 32” (VA) monitor (other branded) and it was really bad, I hated it until I learned about VA/IPS panels. Samsung odyssey 27” is really compatible with my AMD pc and is an absolute dream. Abit more expensive but it shows. Refresh rate is pretty good for the price of the screen and the graphics keep up with my 5080. Any newby pc gamers looking for a decent monitor - look no further