SAMSUNG 32 Odyssey G55A QHD 165Hz 1ms FreeSync Curved Gaming Monitor with HDR 10, Futuristic Design for Any Desktop (LS32AG550ENXZA)

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  • aldo sanchez

    > 3 day

    Se siente claramente la mejoría jugando a120fps en la x series pero no deje de sentir que se realizó más sacrificio de gráficos en 4K de la tv de lo que mejoró en rendimiento con el monitor. Aun así creo que vale la pena

  • Grumpy

    > 3 day

    Ive always used my TV for gaming because I was able to connect my laptop to it but finally upgraded to a PC and need a monitor. I purchased the 27in last year when it was on sale and for the price I bought it at its been great. Gaming and watching videos the picture quality is perfect.

  • Mrs. Claudia Williamson V

    Greater than one week

    Screen is great but the pictures showed a curved screen. This screen isnt in the slightest curved. Aside of that the screen looks stunning, might need to adjust the settings a bit as it might be a bit on the darker side but once you do some adjusting, its amazing

  • justin

    > 3 day

    I have used thing a lot these past few months and it has been amazing offers great quality picture and is super fast. I do wish it had speakers but nothing a sound bar or headphones cant fix. Definitely a good buy

  • Mr. Ottis Rempel MD

    > 3 day

    The monitor has come down in price and now its one of the best budget options for gaming and ultrawide. The biggest problem with this monitor is the smearing that happens. For non-competitive games, this is not an issue at all. Youre only going to notice this if you look for it. However, when it comes to FPS or other more competitive titles, its going to make a big impact on your performance. I dont dig the aesthetics, especially the fact that the front cutouts are basically just fake speakers. At least there is no red accents so its not too obnoxious. The bezels are OK, theyre not terribly thick but there are many monitors that will beat it. Overall, its a good budget ultrawide gaming monitor. The colors out of the box are off, but can be tweaked to get pretty good results. The blacks are good as expected from a VA panel, but unfortunately like other VA panels it suffers from ghosting.

  • AS

    > 3 day

    This is a great monitor, games look amazing, easily mounted to desk with third-party stand. I use an HDMI cable to attach this to my Windows PC. My only complaint is this: about once a day, the screen will go black for a second, then the picture will reappear, with the HDMI popup in the top-left, as if the monitor was changing modes to HDMI. This can happen either when Im not doing anything (literally just have Windows running idle while Im checking my phone) or when Im in the middle of a game (annoying, but rare). I dont have anything else plugged into the monitor but the power cable and the HDMI cable. If this issue was fixed this would be a 5-star monitor.

  • Brian Mercado

    > 3 day

    Had a problem at first with display port cable didnt take my old one just used to the one that it came with no problem now

  • Osiricat

    > 3 day

    This is my 2nd G5 monitor, I bought this to use it with another 27 G5. At the very begining the 1000R may be too strong for you but give it a shot, you will get used to it in a few days. In comparison, the Picture Quality of the 27 is slighly better than the 32 model idk why, but you may notice the color scheme kinda different in the photo, both have the same specs, brightness, contrasts, cable etc, the 32 model has a weird but sutil green tone, that cant be fixed in the settings, even if trying to calibrate colors in the RGB section. I managed to calibrate it pretty similar to the colors that I had in the 27 model, but they are not the same, and thats annoying. Another glicht I found was while using Display Port cable, the Low Input Lag function was not available in 144Hz, but I figured out that if you switch to a HDMI cable, it works then you can downgrade the refresh rate to 120Hz, and enable the Low Input Lag, then change the refresh rate to 144Hz and use the DP cable and you r good to go! Another tip that might solve any ghosting issues while gaming is to setup the Gaming Response Time Mode to Fastest

  • Cox

    > 3 day

    The cable the monitor comes with is an HDMI cable, instead of a DisplayPort cable. This would be fine if this was a 60hz refresh rate monitor, but it is 144hz, which the cable this comes with doesnt support. If you want to make use of the full product, make sure to pick up a DP cable along with this, so you can actually use the 144hz you pay for.

  • WHIZ-3

    Greater than one week

    Step aside, old monitors, theres a new sheriff in town! This monitor is a breeze to install and looks sharper than a samurai sword. With both HDMI and Lightning ports, youll be able to hook up all your video devices. Gaming has never been easier on the eyes with a refresh rate of 165hz, and the best part? It wont cost you an arm and a leg. Get ready to upgrade your viewing experience!

When it comes to gamer performance, the slightest disadvantage can be the difference between winning and losing a match. With a 165Hz refresh rate, lightning fast 1ms (GTG) response time and AMD FreeSync Premium support, you can be sure that the Odyssey G55A Gaming Monitor won’t let you down on the battlefield. Awe-inspiring graphics with HDR10 uncover the secrets hiding in the shadows with deep dark blacks, luminous whites, and outstandingly detailed resolution. WQHD packs in 1.7x pixel density of Full HD for detailed, pin-sharp, lifelike images. The monitor’s futuristic design looks attractive in any desktop setting.

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