SAMSUNG 32-Inch G5 Odyssey Gaming Monitor with 1000R Curved Screen, 144Hz, 1ms, FreeSync Premium, QHD (LC32G55TQWNXZA), Black

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Display Size	32 Inches
Brand	SAMSUNG
Series	LC32G55TQWNXZA
Resolution	QHD Wide 1440p
Hardware Interface	DisplayPort, HDMI

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UNMATCHED IMMERSION: Get your head in the game with Odyssey’s 1000R panel, which matches the curvature of the human eye for maximum immersion and minimal eye strain
STUNNING WQHD: Your gaming world, now astoundingly lifelike. Packing in 1.7 times the pixel density of Full HD, WQHD resolution boasts incredibly detailed, pin-sharp images. Experience a fuller view with more space to take in all the action
EXPRESS 144Hz REFRESH RATE: More than double your potential frame production, with the Odyssey G5. With a 144hz super smooth refresh rate, you’ll never want to go back to a traditional screen
LIGHTNING FAST 1ms RESPONSE TIMES: A fraction of a second can be the difference between your destruction, or your enemy’s. With Odyssey’s grey to grey 1ms response time, you can be sure that you’re receiving information as fast as technologically possible
AMD FREESYNC PREMIUM: Effortlessly smooth gameplay. AMD FreeSync Premium features adaptive sync technology which reduces screen tearing, stutter, and input latency. Low framerate compensation ensures every scene flows seamlessly
AWE-INSPIRING GRAPHICS WITH HDR10: A kaleidoscope of shades brings game scenes to life more vibrantly than ever before. Uncover the secrets hiding in the shadows with deep dark blacks, luminous whites, and outstandingly detailed resolution

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Samsung G5 Odyssey Gaming Monitor

Introducing the G5 Odyssey’s high performance line-up of Full HD and Quad HD curved gaming monitors. The G5 range hosts a variety of next level performance and visual upgrades, allowing gamers to pick and choose the model that’s right for the games they love to play.

1000R Curved Screen

Unmatched immersion

Get your head in the game with Odyssey’s 1000R panel, which matches the curvature of the human eye for maximum immersion and minimal eye strain.

Stunning WQHD

Unmatched screen resolution

Your gaming world, now astoundingly lifelike. Packing in 1.7 times the pixel density of Full HD, WQHD resolution boasts incredibly detailed, pin-sharp images. Experience a fuller view with more space to take in all the action.

Upgrade Your Performance

Express 144hz Refresh Rate

With the Odyssey G5, more than double your potential frame production. With a 144hz super smooth refresh rate, you’ll never want to go back to a traditional screen.

Lightning Fast 1ms Response Times

A fraction of a second can be the difference between your destruction, or your enemy’s. With Odyssey’s grey to grey 1ms response time, you can be sure that you’re receiving information as fast as technologically possible.

Unmatched Technology

AMD FreeSync Premium

Effortlessly smooth gameplay. AMD FreeSync Premium features adaptive sync technology which reduces screen tearing, stutter, and input latency. Low framerate compensation ensures every scene flows seamlessly.

HDR10

Truly realistic HDRAwe-inspiring graphics with HDR10. A kaleidoscope of shades brings game scenes to life more vibrantly than ever before. Uncover the secrets hiding in the shadows with deep dark blacks, luminous whites, and outstandingly detailed resolution.

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Display Resolution Maximum	2560 x 1440 pixels	2560 x 1440 pixels	2560 x 1440	1920 x 1080 pixels
Screen Size	32 inches	27	31.5 inches	27 inches
Item Dimensions	5.35 x 27.96 x 17.30 inches	24.03 x 18.71 x 8.42 inches	27.94 x 0.33 x 19.97 inches	24.50 x 9.80 x 18.20 inches
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Size:32" | Style:QHD, 144Hz

Introducing the G5 Odyssey’s high performance line-up of Full HD and Quad HD curved gaming monitors. The G5 range hosts a variety of next level performance and visual upgrades at a fantastic price point, allowing gamers to pick and choose the model that’s right for the games they love to play.

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Size:32" | Style:QHD, 144Hz

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Standing screen display size

32 Inches

Max Screen Resolution

2560 x 1440 Pixels

Other Technical Details

Brand

SAMSUNG

Series

LC32G55TQWNXZA

Item model number

LC32G55TQWNXZA

Item Weight

16.76 pounds

Product Dimensions

5.35 x 27.96 x 17.3 inches

Item Dimensions LxWxH

5.35 x 27.96 x 17.3 inches

Color

Black

Manufacturer

Samsung

ASIN

B08FF3HDW5

Date First Available

August 31, 2020

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944 ratings

4.4 out of 5 stars

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#5,052 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
#222 in Computer Monitors

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DonVitoT33X

The Review I wish I read before ordering...

Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2020

Size: 27"Style: QHD, 144HzVerified Purchase

First let's list the positives:

-The curve! That curve is absolutely fantastic and will make it hard to go back to any flat screen in my opinion.

-Size! 27 or 32 inches is perfect for any 1 person gaming setup. (I have the 27 inch and its perfect, especially with that curve)

-Freesync (Gsync maybe)! Been using this on my Xbox, Freesync works no problem.

-144hz. Can't test this as my Xbox only goes to 60hz, but I'm sure it would have worked well with my Series X.

-Deep blacks and great "picture" quality. Picture is in quotes for a reason ill get to in a sec. Blacks are inky and contrast is good for a $300 monitor. VA dark room performance is better than IPS panels as expected.

The above all sounds good right? It checks all the right feature boxes, and sounds like the perfect $300 monitor right? Sadly, wrong! For really only one reason listed below.

Negatives:

-GHOSTING!!!!! The response time is AWFUL! Everything in motion smears! Hence the "picture" in quotes above. The screen looks great when a static image is displayed, but the second things are in motion its a smudgey mess. Instantly noticeable over my IPS 75hz Freesync panel. Absolutely disgraceful! There is no reason to own a monitor with such great features and high refresh rate when the ghosting is going to ruin any of those benefits.

Obviously, I would not recommend this monitor to anyone looking for picture quality or competitive edge. The 1 con far outweighs all of this monitors pros, unfortunately. Unless you're shelling out for a Samsung G7 monitor, I would steer clear of monitors with VA panels as well.

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Colin

Dead pixel, nothing else matters

Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2020

Size: 27"Style: QHD, 240HzVerified Purchase

Turned it on to find a dead pixel. No matter how great a monitor might be, a single dead pixel makes it worthless.

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Customer RK

WOW.... but....

Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2020

Size: 32"Style: QHD, 240HzVerified Purchase

okay, first off playing this monitor with a 2080 ti. this thing is fast, so fast that the 2080 ti cant push it to the limit like 99% of the time, which was what i was looking for in a monitor. over all this thing is fantastic. it looks sharp, the curve is very noticeable unlike other monitors that i have owned in the past. it really dose feel like you are more in the screen then anything i have messed with before. honestly i would have given it a 5 star for the tech that is in the monitor...... BUT i dont like the stand that its on, and i really dont understand the LED on the back or on the bottom of the monitor. the stand shakes and you notice your monitor wobble, which honestly is annoying me being that this is a pretty spending monitor, and for the RGB LED, you just cant see them. theres no reason to be there. other then for maybe others to see, which i think is strange. If i could gives some tips, take the RGB off and give me a better stand for the same amount of money, cause at this point i might have to get a new stand for it and that part kinda sucks.

Update: 7/25/2020
after trying a lot of games on this monitor I still Love it. the colors on this monitor are amazing, and the shadowing in games looks perfect. Now i will say i dont use the g-sync because of 2 reason, the first i dont like it cause i get some weird screen flickering that i mostly see in weird times like loading screens and such. which annoys me enough that i dont want to even try to use it. and the second reason is it cuts the refresh down to 144, which i also really dont like. the screen still shakes on my desk, and im still looking for a solution to this. it honestly is very noticeable with such a large monitor. but if you want a monitor that looks as good if not better then an IPS monitor with color, and you want 240hz and you want the fast response time. this really is the monitor to go for. BUT..... the little issues that im talking about i really had to put it to the test. if you open the box then set it up, set it to 240 and then put it on faster response, it will for sure blow your mind. at least it did for me, and the runs amazing with my 2080 TI. :)

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Jason Dylan

Horrible Ghosting and Motion Blur, HDR Poor. Returned

Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2020

Size: 32"Style: QHD, 144HzVerified Purchase

I bought this in Sept 2020 prior to any reviews being posted.

I honestly expected more from Samsung, but this monitor was the worst I've ever owned. Whenever you scroll, everything dark or black leaves trails. You don't even need to scroll fast. This is especially bad with dark sites/programs such as Steam, and normal white pages with text. I've never owned a monitor that has been that bad. Even the 144hz line on testufo/blur busters had horrible blur to it. That doesn't happen on my other monitors. I tried a different DP cable and moving the port on my GPU, no fix.

Also, the HDR isn't good on this monitor. Turning it on makes everything kind of warm. It makes it look like you have the blue light filter turned on. Everything (especially whites) have a kind of reddish hue. It also causes all Windows text to look broken up and fuzzy. Running ClearText doesn't fix this. You can turn up the HDR brightness in Windows Color which helps with the reddish hue but makes the text and everything else look worse. Turning HDR off makes everything look "normal" again, but at the cost of no HDR.

The monitor also has a fair amount of backlight bleed. Not the worst I've had with a monitor, but enough to notice.

I will say that I don't care for the extreme curvature either. That may be a personal preference sort of thing, but it took about a week to get used to it. Even then I found it to be a hindrance in anything but games. Doing any kind of photo or video editing with that high of a curvature was a bit of a pain due to things sort of looking stretched as you moved out towards the edges. I think a high curvature like this would be good if the monitor was much bigger (like their 49" one), but a 32" is too small to be that curved. I have an AOC monitor with a slight curve to it which is nice. Also, the extreme curve of the Samsung monitor causes it to be really deep. So whether you're having it sit on your desk or using a VESA mount, it sits MUCH closer to you than a flat or slightly curved monitor due to the extra few inches of thickness.

I finally returned this today after owning for about two weeks. No amount of messing with the settings could fix this, so I've bought a different brand of monitor which (when it gets here) I hope will be better. Maybe I just got a bad one, but as it stands, I couldn't recommend this to anyone. It's inexpensive, but it's also "cheap". You're going to have a monitor for awhile, so spend a little extra to make sure you get a good one.

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Amazonian

Decent monitor, falls short on the main picture quality, and poor value overall

Reviewed in Canada on August 23, 2020

Size: 32"Style: QHD, 240HzVerified Purchase

Lot of people complain about flickers and black screen when they are using cheap cables and don't know any better. Get proper VESA CERTIFIED cables and there won't be any issues.

Samsung should not be bundling cheap cables with a premium monitor, but that's what they did! So I guess they deserve the 1 star reviews from less tech savy buyers who simply don't know any better.

Anyways, with the proper cables, all is good. However, buying this at $899 Preorder and then it dropping to $749 a week later is pretty disappointing.

The colors out of the box also were pretty poor from what a $1000 monitor is expected to look like.

The motion blur and input lag for competitive games is great, but what good is that if the picture looks like a $300 budget monitor?

Really wanted to upgrade my old monitor to this, but going to hold out for another 32" monitor with better picture quality. The price point doesn't justify what a monitor's primary function is: TO DISPLAY STUFF (in good quality!)

15 people found this helpful

Not compatible for PS5 because PS5 doesn’t support 1440p

Reviewed in Canada on November 11, 2020

Size: 27"Style: QHD, 144HzVerified Purchase

Not compatible for ps5 because ps5 doesn’t support 1440p and that’s why I returned it not the brightest monitor but other then that it’s okay. I had no ghosting, motion blur, or dead pixels. The 1000r curve was amazing too.

17 people found this helpful

vroom35

Flickering Issue not solved - don't bother with this monitor

Reviewed in Canada on September 25, 2020

Size: 32"Style: QHD, 240HzVerified Purchase

G-Sync flickering is a known issue with this and unless you want your screen flashing at you with G-Sync enabled, please don't waste your time on this half-baked premium priced monitor. Nvidia should have never certified this monitor as being G-Sync compatible. If and when this issue is fixed - either through firmware or manufacturing - the G7 will be a fine choice.

7 people found this helpful

Talys

A nearly perfect gaming monitor

Reviewed in Canada on November 8, 2020

Size: 32"Style: QHD, 240HzVerified Purchase

The 32" Samsung Odyssey G7 Gaming monitor is nearly - but not quite - a perfect curved gaming monitor.

First, the obvious: if you don't want curved gaming monitor, look elsewhere. This is a very curvy monitory, and the first thing anyone will notice is the 1000R curve. In my particular use case, I have three 32" 1440p (side by side), and curved screens are very much appreciated, because first, it reduces the total horizontal distance the 3 screens occupy, and second, the edges of the left and right screens become much closer without having a harsh angle where the bookend monitors join the center screen.

If you're looking for one or more curved 1440p, 32" gaming monitor with G-Sync for that 2080ti or RTX 3070+ card, the pool of available screens is limited anyways. Attached to an Alienware Ryzen edition with a 3950x and 2080ti, I did not experience some of the problems that other people have encountered. Gaming performance was exactly what I expected, though to be totally honest, it was not a lot a lot different than the 1440p 144Hz Samsung monitor with 1800R curvature that cost much less.

There are some neat gaming features that were not present in my last Samsung: you can overlay (force display ) a targeting reticle in blue, red, or white, and you can even adjust the centre point in all 4 directions (to compenstate for status bars and the like), which is very cool. The out of the box colours were slightly different than my other monitors, though there is plenty of calibration control. In terms of tearing and such, I saw none. It's a fantastic gaming display.

For "creator" purposes - the some colours sometime display with a faint pixel grid, which I find annoying. It does not appear for every colour, but it is noticeable to me, for example, on the stock Windows 10 background with the Windows logo (enough so that it prompted me to change the background). I do not notice it at all when either playing games or doing real work, and as I use the G7 more, I noticed this less.

There some rather annoying things. Like other Samsung monitors, when connected by DisplayPort (which is the only way you get 240Hz, ), in sleep mode, all of the windows get moved to monitor 1. You can always use a DP to HDM cable, which will get rid of this problem, but then you're left with 144Hz, and for that, you can save a bundle of money.

I found the USB hub unusable because every time the monitor is in sleep mode and powers back up, USB un-detects (on sleep)/re-detects (on wake). This should not be the behaviour of a USB hub built into a monitor. Also, the back plate to hide the wires has a coutout that makes you bend the cables in an awkward way. I ended up leaving it off, since my monitor backs onto a wall anyhow, but if you wanted to show it off for the LED lighting, this could be a bit of a pain. Personally, I find LEDs on monitors gimicky, especially the front ones, since it is, after all, a screen. However, blessedly, you can turn it all off. Finally, the G7 comes has a humongous power brick. What's worse, though it uses a standard cable to go to the wall, the cable to the screen is fixed, and not very long. I ended up having to put the power brick on my desk, which is obviously not ideal.

Finally, obviously, the price is extraordinarily high - which I suppose, it can be, because there isn't a lot of competition and this is pretty niche.

In conclusion - if you're looking for a strongly curved, high-end gaming monitor, and price isn't much of an issue, this is pretty awesome. It's not perfect, but nothing really is, and the Samsung Odyssey G7 is certainly one of the finest gaming monitors I've had.

4 people found this helpful

Carlos Vera

Hasta el momento no me ah desepcionado

Reviewed in Mexico on October 10, 2020

Size: 32"Style: QHD, 144HzVerified Purchase

Monitor Samsung G5 32" 1440p 144Hz, para gaming hasta el momento no tengo ninguna queja antes tenia un monitor con 4ms de retraso en respuesta y la verdad note bastante la diferencia con este monitor de 1ms crei que la cutrvatura era demasiado pero te acostumbras tan rapido que no te das cuenta, lo recomiendo ampliamente, ojo no soy un experto asi que no esperen demasiado de mi opinión.

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