Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 Dual 4K Quantum Mini-LED 240Hz HDR 1000 Curved VA Gaming Monitor
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Our take on the Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 Dual 4K Quantum Mini-LED 240Hz HDR 1000 Curved VA Gaming Monitor
The Odyssey Neo G9 is a 57-inch super-ultrawide gaming monitor with a 7680x2160 panel, effectively two 4K screens side by side. It uses a curved VA panel with quantum mini-LED backlighting, 240Hz refresh, DisplayPort 2.1 and HDR 1000. It suits sim racers, flight sim players and multi-window workers who want one huge screen instead of two. Against 49-inch 5120x1440 rivals it doubles the pixel count, but it demands serious desk depth and a top-tier GPU to drive it at high frame rates.
- Dual 4K resolution gives very sharp text and detail
- 240Hz refresh with mini-LED local dimming
- DisplayPort 2.1 supports full resolution at high refresh
- Deep 1000R curve wraps the view around you
- Strong HDR brightness for a monitor
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What reviewers say
Owners and reviewers treat it as the most immersive gaming monitor available, praising the dual 4K sharpness and 240Hz speed. Most complaints center on the VA panel's dark-scene smearing, mini-LED blooming and the hardware needed to run it.
- Picture sharpnessPraisedOwners say the dual 4K panel is extremely sharp and detailed for both games and desktop work.
- Refresh ratePraisedReviewers report very smooth 240Hz motion in fast games.
- Black smearingCriticisedSome owners notice smearing in dark, fast-moving scenes, a known VA trait.
Questions and answers
- Does it need two cables to run at full resolution?
- It uses DisplayPort 2.1 or HDMI 2.1 to carry the full 7680x2160 signal from a single cable on supported GPUs. Older graphics cards may be limited to lower refresh rates.
- Is it good for work as well as gaming?
- Yes. The dual 4K resolution fits several windows side by side with sharp text, which suits editing and multitasking. The deep curve takes some getting used to for straight-line work.
- How does it compare with the 49-inch Odyssey G9?
- This model doubles the horizontal pixel count to dual 4K and adds DisplayPort 2.1. The older 49-inch G9 is easier to drive but less sharp.
- Does it have built-in speakers?
- It has minimal built-in audio, so most owners use a headset or separate speakers.
- What do I need to run it at 240Hz?
- A high-end graphics card with DisplayPort 2.1 or HDMI 2.1, plus a cable rated for the bandwidth. Expect to lower settings in demanding games.
- Is the stand adjustable?
- The stand offers limited tilt and height adjustment for a monitor this size. Many owners wall-mount or use a heavy-duty arm.
