SAMSUNG Odyssey G3 Series 27-Inch FHD 1080p Gaming Monitor, 144Hz, 1ms, 3-Sided Border-Less, VESA Compatible, Height Adjustable Stand, FreeSync Premium (LF27G35TFBNXZA)

I couldn’t even get the monitors to come on. I tried everything. Attempted for hours. I am no dummy when hooking up computers. I just think I got a couple of bad monitors. I even tried to connect one and not dual. They still wouldn’t work. I returned.

The monitor has an awful motion blur that I literally could not stand to use it. The brightness was also unusually dark and had a constant blue tint to the screen.

I saw a few reviews saying not to buy, but I figured I would give it a shot. Once I got it, I liked it so much that I ended up ordering a second one. The stand is nice and sturdy and the picture is nice and crisp. The pop out on the side is a nice touch for holding headsets too!

I purchased two of these monitors for my new PC build. Initially they were really good, but the image quality was kinda meh. Now, 2 weeks later my warranty wears off and 2 days ago one of my screens went randomly blank. Messed with NVIDIA options and when I change the refresh rate to 60hz, it works. So basically it stopped supporting 144hz or any hz over 60. On top of this, there is screen tearing even when 60hz is set. Cherry on top is that Samsungs website is hell and getting support is impossible. Never buying Samsung monitors ever again.

My grandson loves it.

No issues whatsoever. Worked great right out of the box and is still going. Would recommend.

This is a pretty nice upgrade to my old 24-inch 1080p monitor at the office. The extra screen landscape makes a huge difference in productivity. I can view two windows pretty comfortably, and get more work done. The 144Hz and 1ms refresh rate is A MUST for anyone looking to upgrade from their old monitor. Whether it is for gaming, content creation, office work, or even studying, this is definitely a monitor worth considering.

A pretty unremarkable monitor from Samsung. While advertised as being a gaming monitor, there are far better options available around the same price - ones that offer the latest port standards, IPS panels, and brighter displays, all without the backlight bleed that this monitor suffers from. The Odyssey G3 does bring some high than average contrast, but without a brighter display its pretty much wasted. TL;DR - Nothing to see here, folks. Move along... SPECS: * FHD 1920x1080p resolution * VA led panel * 27 inch display diag. * 250 cd/m2 (yikes!) * 144Hz refresh rate * 1ms response time * AMD FreeSync Premium technology * 3-sided borderless design (nearly) * height adjustable stand with 360 degree rotation andd pan/tilt * VESA compatible * 3.5mm headphone output jack * 4000:1(typ) contrast ratio * inputs: HDMI DisplayPort ver1.2 (yikes!) D-SUB (seriously...SERIOUSLY?!) PROS: * Great contrast ratio, 4x that seen in most monitors at this price . * The stand offers a tremendous range of adjustment along with a stable base. * Design is sleek, and the nearly bevel-free display looks nice. * Great response time. * Nice color. * AMD FreeSync Premium available to thhose using AMD graphics Cards CONS: * Brightness leaves quite a bit to be desired. This alone is enough for me to cast aside this monitor if I were considering it for a new purchase (especially for gaming!) * 27 inches at only 1920x1080p is simply too darn big and pixelated (again, especially for gaming! or anything else really) * 144Hz isnt anything to write home about these days, for gaming or otherwise. * BACKLIGHT BLEED ...grrrr. Really cant believe we still have to deal with brand new monitors having so much bleed around the edges in 2021. * No HDR * NO DISPLAY PORT 1.4 ...instead youre stuck with ver 1.2, which doesnt support any of the incredible features that came with versions 1.4 and beyond. ant remember the last time I saw a gaming monitor with such an outdated DP version * D-SUB port...um, yes...seriously. Most of you probably dont even know what kind of input that is. EXACTLY. * no outputs. * VA panel BOTTOM LINE: Look, this is an okay monitor. But if youre in the market for a gaming monitor in 2021 this one doesnt qualify as an option you shouuld be considering. Honestly, at $250(ish) Im not sure there is a target demographic or suitable use case for this thing. Mediocre, outdated, and not nearly bright enough. The stand is nice, Ill give it that. But its not hard to find better options at this price, and I cant thinkk of a price Id be willing to actually pay for this monitor. 3-stars because it does technically fulfill its role as a monitor.

Like others have mentioned, this monitor has the worst motion blur I have ever seen on a “gaming” monitor. Additionally, my monitor has several issues: 1) Sometimes will not connect to or be detected by my laptop. 2) When my laptop wakes from sleep, the monitor will not wake. 3) When I launch a game, the monitor loses connection when it switches resolution. All of these issues can be fixed by disconnecting and reconnecting the power cable, but currently I am having to do that at least 3-5 times per day. While the monitor is actually working, the colors are mediocre, the brightness is mediocre. Not impressed by the image quality whatsoever. I cannot stress it enough that it has the worst motion blur have ever seen even compared to basic 60hz office monitors. I compared this monitor side by side to my ~5 year old Asus VG248Q and the difference was night and day. The Asus’s motion clarity, colors, and brightness were noticeably improved, even by the untrained eye of my roommate. Do not buy this monitor.

I bought this for at home office and I frequently work w/ spreadsheets (excel), notepad c++. I thought wow, 30% off, $189 good deal. NOT. It’s on sale for a reason. Text is so fuzzy it hurts my eyes, tried YouTube video, looks worse than old school tube tv. Unbalanced brightness, way too bright. Junk, would never pay full price for this. Does not display text well unless full screen window. Extremely fuzzy and broken. Not settings, not graphics card (UHD), not resolution, I’ve tried everything. Can’t even adjust it beyond 60hz so not sure how they can say 144hz. I read the reviews like the rest, saw alot of positive (first monitor?), read the negatives too, I should have listened. Regardless, go for something else. NOTE: I added a couple of pictures which are supposed to be HD. So very far from it.