What is the max height with the screen fully lowered?

@@drmikedibella 17 inches to top of stand...16.5 top of screen.21.5 inches fully raised.

Hi does the monitor have like an anti-glare grey matte finish on the display? Or is it a glossy display? Thank you!

I know right? I'm so surprised more reviewers arent picking it up for reviews

You joke (maybe), but you'd be surprised just how exemplary these monitors are for day-to-day tasks. I'm a writer by trade, so I can have three windows open at once and not have to Alt-Tab back and forth. When I'm done, I'll boot up Photoshop and have all that space to arrange my toolsets, load After Effects and Premiere side-by-side, Ableton, whatever. I have never used a monitor that is so absolutely brilliant for everyday tasks.

In terms of desktop use/productivity/gaming, do you suffer a lot from burn in or can I rest easy? Usually in monitors I always use 40% brightness

Only came out in June, you're talking shit, this is the revised version, same name different number "49" G95SC Odyssey OLED"

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@@NeverGiveUpz Huh? "have this monitor for a few months now." It's September. June to September is a "few months."

@lollovecchio8510 I use it for gaming and video playback 99% of the time so im hoping to not have to deal with burn in in the future...

Ever heard of the oddysey ark

The monitor this one replaced was the AORUS FV43U mounted on the wall. I still think 43" is the sweet spot for a tv/monitor display. I do love this one though.

what GPU do you have? I have an 2080TI and am not so sure about this screen....

what GPU do you have? i have a 3070 and thinking about this monitor rather than by 2 x monitor setup i have at the moment!

I have the pny 4080 Rtx ,64 gb of ddr5 ram I9 13 series processor however any recent gaming card would work fine. I’m glad I made the choice on this screen. No issues.

Did you get the answer on this? I am also looking for this monitor to replace my dual monitors for a Mac setup.

@@shahsnak it is just a dumb hub. It doesn't do any smart switching.

Displayport 1.4 cable, with a graphics card supporting DSC (Display Stream Compression), which would be the AMD 5000-series or above (not sure if lower supports it), or Nvidia 2000-series or above. Not looked into the HDMI specs yet.

😬 bruh

dont quite need DP2.1 for a monitor with a resolution that is less than any 4k monitor.

DP 1.4 works fine even with 240Hz via DSC (Display Stream Compression)

Don't need DP 2.1 unless you're running a 4k super ultrawide or QHD super ultrawide beyond 240Hz

That is one silly thing to not include on a brand new top of the line - 'more expensive than a 65" OLED TV' - monitor, you're right. Same as with the other G9's. You can do 5120x1440 at 240Hz with DSC though, yeah. But, wouldn't it be nice if you didn't have to compress it purely for the sake of compressing it.

​@@Nightykkagain as the other said you don't need display port on a 1440p monitor plus never ever compare price to tv because no tv has 240 Hz plus tv been out much longer then a monitor so basically OLED tech been out on tv Way before monitors got it

Yeah I dont get it.. I don't know anyone that would use their gaming monitor to watch tv? Also don't understand the speakers..... Who buys a monitor worth this much but doesn't have headphones or an independent speaker setup?

Theres a version of this monitor that's 200 less without all that

sorry for my english ;)

when you say you want a gaming rig are you talking about using a tower type pc or using the laptop with the monitor itself?

It has PBP

It can do it, that's my favorite feature.

@@eduardoluna5386what’s the refresh rate of both separate inputs? 2x 120Hz or 2x 240Hz ?

@@Roxelchen iirc pbp mode limits to 120 hz, im not 100% tho, i havent recieved mine yet

I have the lg too. I feel like the 45in is the sweet spot. I do want to try this though with my 4090

My LG got a big green line down the screen after a month of use so had to return it. Ended up getting this Samsung instead two days ago. So far I’m loving it

@@Noelyk1987 that sucks man, I had mines since day one and had no problems, I love it, the G9 oled is a little to narrow for me I think.

@@Noelyk1987Wow, I'm sorry to hear that. I hope it doesn't happen to mine.

It has a VESA 100x100 so you can do what you want with that

Io ho problemi collegandolo con cavo HDMI, credo vada bene solo con USB-C to DisplayPort :(

Your eyes have to be minimum 82cms/32inches away from it for it to become retina, so you can't see the pixels.

@@andyb9664 Thanks, very helpful!

i have mine about arms length away, so around 3 ft, and i can see the whole screen clearly. even the words im typing which i couldt do with my old monitor even 7 inchs from my face, but then again i need new glasses, almost time for a new prescription, but yea. if you llok it up the curvature size should tell you, 1000r is recommended at 1M, 1800r is 1.8M, at least from what ive found researching it, i also had to get a monitor stand for my desk, not a VESA mount but a stand, cuz i felt like i was angling my head downwards a little too much and it was hurting my neck, but ive had this monitor for about a week now n i recommend it for anyone thinking about it,

Y not open a browser and stream Netflix?

yes you can

if you hook up you PC and a gaming system you can, I do all the time, Multiview with PC on left and PS5 on right, otherwise i just have my PC on the whole screen,

Resolution has to do with pixel count not height.

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It has built in speakers, tho I will say PS5 doesn’t support ultra wide but you can still use it

no problems there

@@JoeMama-yl1ow this monitor can do that? Never seen one that had that

@@DjangoGroen i know it can do MultiView with a PC n PS5, but im not sure about 3, technically that would then be PBP and from what i can find this one doesnt support that even though it says it does, i cant figure out how to set it up, cuz i want to put my PS5 in the middle of screen at 16:9 then the other half the screen split on either side for streaming/ recording on one side and the other i have my chat windows open,

It doesn't thankfully

Amazon has it for $999 right now

@@eddieyan3017 wrong monitor

that will not be it at all.... In Australia, you can only get this one from Samsung itself. No resellers. They are selling a different version with very similar names.

yes

Monitors will always be better than a TV for gaming G. Your tripping.

There are many videos cards and even NUC type PCs with dual displayport etc, that can drive two 2650x1440 outputs side by side.

i thought along the same lines, but now i can have the windows i need open all at once n not have to switch from screen to screen, and i can read all text clearly and i have it about arms length away so i can easily see the whole monitor without much turning my head, was going to wait on the 57" next month but figured THAT would be too much, i mean that woulkd be wider than my tv in my room, not taller but wider by 2". I love this monitor. I highly recommend it.

@@608MAN1AC 🤔 Oh really? It does make sense with that high a resolution there wouldn't be too much fatigue. I'll have to check into it more then. I thought it would be too much though.

As someone who has used 32:9 monitors for the last 5 years, I can tell you this - once you buy one, you will never, ever go back. The amount of versatility these monitors offer is nothing short of spectacular, particularly if you pair it with PowerToys' FancyZones software.

@@MaestroDraven 😯 wait really? 🤔 I guess I'd better look into one then. I'm really wanting to ditch the two monitors just for a single monitor. Two monitors have been fine but I constantly find myself adjusting them to hide the bezels and I'm not really using them as much as I thought. For work I end up just using the one so I thought maybe I should minimize my setup and go one ultrawide. Thanks for the advice :)

@@AppIeOfficial I cancelled my order actually. How'd you get one for $700? From who? I would be definitely down to get it for that much.

Yes