Samsung 57" Odyssey Neo G9 Dual 4K UHD Quantum Mini-LED Curved Gaming Monitor Bundle with Tech Smart USA Elite Suite 18 Standard Editing Software Bundle + 2 Year CPS Enhanced Protection Pack

If you are looking for a monitor for productivity/working and gaming, this is unequivocally without hyperbole the best monitor that you can buy, and for a great price. I purchased it recently and have nothing about amazing things to say. The size of this thing is so perfect that once you start using it you'll never want to go back to any other sized monitor. And the resolution and pixel density is absolutely stunning, this thing looks better and more dense than most 27 or 32 inch monitors which is a feat with how big it is. I use mac and although you can only get max 120 HZ, you still can get

I already owned the Samsung Q 60 r 4k HDR hdtv\monitor, and I wondered if I should spend the extra coin on this masterpiece 🤔. I am so glad that I did! The curved feature makes it so I don't feel the need to buy vr goggles which would be uncomfortable because I wear glasses. The 8k is an adventure that I will be ready for in the future. The mini led 240 hz and all the other features make my old dvds look like bluray. Which is very important to me because I'm a serious dvd and bluray collector. I love watching three different 4k hdr displays simultaneously, multi tasking at its finest! PIP is

This review applies to the 57" Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 (G95NC)# TL/DRIt's great. It's worth it (for ~$1,500 in Q4 2025).# PriceI purchased this for $1,499 on sale, with ~10% back in rewards for using an Amazon credit card. At its original price point of over $2,000, I wouldn't have been interested.# BackgroundI've used dual 32" 4k curved displays before, but this is my first UWHD display. Previously, I always thought it was more practical to go with multiple displays (in case one of them failed, I'd still have the other at least; and for full-screening some apps). Though I did use a 34" UHD 344

I took a chance on this monitor hoping it would work well with my setup, and I’m very glad I did. I don’t game at all. This is used 100% for business and productivity.My setup:• MacBook Pro M2 Max• 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD• macOS Tahoe 26.2• OWC Thunderbolt Dock• Apple wireless keyboard with Touch ID and Apple MouseConnection-wise, you can use HDMI, but I strongly recommend DisplayPort to USB-C. In my case, I already had the OWC Thunderbolt dock from a previous setup, so this was an easy upgrade. I only needed to buy a DisplayPort-to-USB-C cable. The result is exactly what I wanted: one cable to the

Expensive?Yes, but it's also the best monitor you can get and that you will need until some 4D future "display".Why best monitor?Perfect size. bigger will NOT be better. This is maximum in width and perfect vertical size you will ever want.Resolution?Finally crispy txt, no compromise, maximum resolution that you will ever want, more pixel will NOT look any better than this.Refresh rate?240hz, more than you need, everything above 120hz is done deal.Display?Its a micro led screen, closest to OLED without having to think every time you use a monitor if that taskbar is going to burn in. Too many z

This is my first ultrawide monitor and it's really blown me away. I replaced my triple monitor setup with this. One thing I really like is that it is taller than other ultrawide monitors. I find most of the smaller ultrawide monitors feel very narrow compared to their width which makes things look a little strange.This monitor is MASSIVE and weighs a ton (around 50lbs). It is quite the beast to lift and move around and get set up. But when you do, the quality is pretty surreal. I have a nvidia 5080 and am able to use display port 2.1 to really push the monitors capabilities ( 7680x2160 @240 hz

I've been running with mostly Samsung products for literally the past 10 years, from their smartphones, to earbuds, to even an 8K TV. They are always at the forefront of cutting-edge technology, and for that part, they are hard to beat in that regard. Where they fail is their manufacturing & craftsmanship. After 3.5 years, my expensive world's first 8K TV died and was irreparable from my own efforts. And then my only 2-year-old Galaxy S23 Ultra started acting wonky following one of Samsung's software updates, not unsuspiciously. I told myself I was done with Samsung --- never again...When it c

Love it.Was unsure about moving from two, side-by-side ASUS monitors, pivoted in towards the center, to this monitor, but now I wonder why I didn't make the move sooner, and don't think (at least for Day Trading), that I can ever go back to my previous setup of side-by-side monitors.Was also a little apprehensive about a curved monitor and it maybe being "too close," but loving it.Form Factor Lines are clean, back cable insertion bay (and cover) are tidy, response time is great, resolution is crisp.Running this off a 2025 Mac Studio M3 Ultra.Had a few little wonky times setting it up (more Mac