Odyssey G9

i can say like this, i have the XAX and the IPS screen is fully ok since its an IPS instead of a just a normal TN LCD panel it still gives great colours but sure OLED is far superior but the price hike for no change other then its 0.4inches bigger and OLED not worth it and this i coming from one tha

I play on 49 inch ultrawide Samsung G9 OLED 240hz. Let me tell you, it feels amazing. If you have a good HOSAS build just makes it extra immersive. Suddenly just flying randomly slowly around is way more fun and you will do a lot.

Avoid older OLED (generally called WOLED) tech for text. They use a pentile pixel layout which isn't supported by Windows or other operating systems so sub pixel rendering isn't supported and can lead to very jarring and difficult to read text. There are a few oleds you can get away with like a Sams

They're good as secondary monitor but not as primary monitors, you're sacrificing too much versatility and exposing yourself to uneven burn-in. What exactly am I sacreficing ? it would be exceptionally hard to get burn-ins on a VA panel, this is not OLED. For both productivity and gaming, they offer

I’d never go back to 2K……it’s just a blurry version of 4K….and if you go OLED. Be prepared to never go back to anything else as well. I’ve had 6-7 OLEDS by now. Only sold them to keep upgrading. Now I have two 65” LG C2 with plans to upgrade one to a G5….pc gaming and series x gaming on them is anot

Samsung Odyssey G9…and I got the Viture Ultras bro…trust me this monitor is sick! My unboxing coming soon too.

You might be interested in the Samsung dual displays. There’s a couple. I think it’s the 57in Neo G9 that is equivalent of dual 4k 27in monitors. Pretty impressive and down to $1599.

Thanks, my monitor is a Samsung Odyssey G9 Oled. It's really good, the downside is many games require a mod for 32:9 aspect ratio.

I use my claw 8ai with an Samsung Odyssey G9 and a dell dock, works like any normal Laptop, so Office and Webbrowser are perfectly fine. I would not expect to much on 4K gaming, that is pretty demanding…but you can always set the ingame resultion to 1080p

Brother, I have a Samsung 57" Odyssey Neo G9 Dual 4K Quantum Mini LED 240Hz monitor. NCAA on this screen is next level, doesn't even compare to my 75" tv in my movie room