A 27-inch 4K OLED gaming monitor is a big deal. Samsung just announced its own version, and we'll likely see more at CES. Based on what Asus has told me, I'm one of only a few reviewers who've ...

At just under $200, this curved 32-inch display is easily one of the most compelling Prime Day monitor deals out there, with ...

Samsung's huge Odyssey G9 gaming monitor just got a big upgrade this year. The 2021 Odyssey Neo G9 relies on QLED technology to achieve 2,000 nits brightness. Skip to main content.

Samsung is kicking off CES 2020 with a pair of new gaming monitors, the Odyssey G9 and G7. With a 5120x1440 resolution, 1000R curve, 240Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, and both FreeSync 2 and ...

The 32-inch and 27-inch G7 monitors, meanwhile, feature 16:9 aspect ratios with QHD (2560x1440) resolutions, plus a wide color gamut powered by 600 nits of brightness from HDR-capable QLED panels.

Samsung is launching two new gaming monitors in the second quarter of 2020. First, if you want to go big or go home, there is a massive 49-inch G9 monitor with curved screen and high resolution ...

Samsung's latest gaming monitor comes with even curvier curves and a more 1337 style. Skip to main content. Open menu Close menu. ... 16:9 aspect ratio, and QLED curved panel.

Now four months later Samsung has officially launched what it claims is the world's largest QLED gaming monitor, the CHG90, which delivers an IMAX-style viewing experience in the home.

Starting off with the massive 49-inch Samsung Odyssey G9. This gaming monitor is the first Dual Quad High-Definition (5120×1440) gaming monitor, has a 240Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, 32:9 ...

I really thought Samsung's massive 49-inch QLED gaming display would be too huge for a desk. ... Save $200 on the 27-inch UltraGear OLED gaming monitor and get another monitor for free.

The Samsung CHG70 is a gorgeous 32-inch curved monitor that offers premium features such as AMD FreeSync and HDR support. It's not quite perfect, but it's hard to beat these features for under a ...

Samsung's finally separating its gaming monitors from the herd under its lesser known Odyssey brand, starting with updates to its high-end 27-, 32- and 49-inch QLED models being launched for CES 2020.