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

The first thing I noticed about this monitor were the thin borders on three sides of the monitor. The monitor looks great, and put side by side would work well. The stand was easy to put together, and is very stable with a large footprint - plus it is height adjustable. Out of the box the monitor displayed deep blacks and nicely saturated colors with good viewing angles. The display is very evenly lit on all sides - it looks great. Monitor adjustment controls are on the back of the right hand side of the monitor. The adjustment menu is easy to navigate and has all necessary controls to optimize this monitor. With high frame rate video the motion is remarkably good - clear with no artifacts. Text is clean and sharp. There are plenty of inputs - VGA, HDMI and DP. Power is through a small external power supply that is corded on both ends. In all there is little to criticize about this display - it looks great on my desk and is easy on the eyes.

I purchased 2 of these LF27G35TFWNXZA. Now after almost 2 years of heavy use. Lefty is now blank/dark. Ive traded out every cable including power with its working twin without success. It was working normally then suddenly went very dim to black. The video source system thinks its there while powered on and connected. I feel like maybe it is there but somehow has zero brightness. Hoping to reset Lefty, Ive followed the same sequence of on-screen menu navigation used to reset Righty without success. The only advise Samsung has is to make sure its plugged in, connected (good cables) and not a screen saver. Really?!? How many simultaneous problems would have to have conspired for a screen saver to be the culprit? I dont know that I can continue to do business with a company that would publish such intentionally obtuse rubbish. It was good while it was good but its over now. Its not me, its you. Bye.

THis isnt going to be my main monitor so idc but it does have a little bit of motion blur and its not 1ms but its prob like 7 or 6. Overall its a pretty clean monitor for 180. Most monitors around this price point are very bad shape but thats the sacrifice for a decent panel, this would be the opposite nice build but very average panel. nothing amazing compared what some other companies can do at this price point.

Great Monitor

I purchased this product in April 22. In September it had a malfunction and after talking to Samsung they sent me a packing slip to ship it to a repair center in NJ. They then requested $150 to fix it because it was out of warranty (I guess the warranty is less than 6 month?). I have had two dell monitors for 5 years with almost zero issue, this monitor didnt even last six months and then Samsung offered zero support for a faulty product.

It’s a beautiful monitor at first glance. Though after extensive setting adjustment, the best this monitor can perform will be sub-par for competitive FPS players. It’s a solid monitor if at a lower price point, though the competitors at this price point are likely to outperform this monitor by leaps and bounds. If you’re looking to play a game like Genshin Impact or Skyrim, this will get the job done. But if you’re a fast-paced Apex, CS, COD, etc. player, this is not the monitor for you, not at this price point.

I like the stand but the monitor lags behind and is definitely not 1ms, also if you are using Nvidia graphics, not recommend because you can’t turn on freesync

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.

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.

If you are specifically buying this monitor for 144hz gaming for either FPS games/competitive gaming, I highly recommend you look into other options. The main issue with this monitor is it’s insane ghosting issues. Even when messing with the display settings, it just barely addresses the ghosting issue by making it slightly less noticeable. For this price range there are way better options out there IMO.