Odyssey G5 LC34G55TWWRXXU 34" 1000R Curved Gaming Monitor - 165Hz, 1ms, 1440p WQHD, Freesync Premium, HDR10, HDMI, Displayport

I use this screen for gaming with the PS5. The picture quality is good, but this screen only comes alive with all functions, if your using a pc with a decent graphic's card. Freesync only works with a pc, you cam only use HDMI with the PS5, so you end up playing at 60hz, which is a lot of money for a screen running at this. I think it would be amazing for a pc user. It's a good screen, don't get me wrong, it's just not designed with the PS5 in mind. I do enjoy using it and your field of view is brilliant, take a little bit of time to get used to as well. Not the best screen for the PS5, but ideal for PC users. I also bought a VESA mount, as all the bad reviews about this monitor, were around the stand, just get a VESA mount movable arm right away, then there isn't a problem.

Used it for my PC then upgraded to the G8. Used now for consoles and movies in the bedroom. The colours seemed off when I first got it. Updated the firmware and all issues went away. Very good screen.

Good. Picture out of box is incredible. Best I've never had on a pc. Do alot of video editing in Adobe premiere. This has allowed my to have more content on screen and really speeds up the editing process by at least 50% even on a gddr5 GC with only 8gb it runs so sweet. No dead pixels picture is perfect in every way for me, and the reduce strain on eye function was a blessing as mostly use it in evenning Not tried gaming yet as only bought for editting Using the menu was easy, overal use of the navigation stick was like scroll and click like an R3 on PS Pad. But does feel cheap and blocky, clunky but does the job. Bad Stand is crap and cheap with no adjustment however cable tidy on back in is a nice touch Audio: none, just a headphone jack. Just feel angry at this one it obviously has a type of soundcard or it wouldn't have a headphone jack, so feel a bit robbed Screen besel No gap at bottom, 10mm left-top-bottom Thought was an issue at first then realised it standard Amazing monitor will stick wit the odyssey

This monitor replaced a failed project of two (cheapish) screens. The line created by the bezels of the two screens was a game breaker for me and the picture was a little grainy, probably because the resolution was 'stretched' to cover both screens. I sent them back, and bought this Samsung. The image quality is fantastic and the 1000 curve helps to create an amazingly involved sensation. I played 'X4' (a space opera) in a darkened room, headphones on and it genuinely changed the entire atmosphere in the game ( I should add that my desktop PC is a liquid cooled Core I9, all SSD, with a GeForce RTX 4070 Super O.C graphics card, which I put together myself). The picture is pin sharp, no ghosting with great colours, and even the stand didn't take up much desk space. The monitor settings are accessed through a handy little toggle switch to the center of the screen, underneath, which is also the on/off switch and lights up blue when on. Wall mounting is also easy. Easily the best monitor that I have ever been lucky enough to own. Recommended.

Some advice: get a monitor arm as the supplied stand that comes with the monitor is very short and has little to no adjustability - leaving the large monitor only couple of inches above the desk, for such a large monitor will not leave much room for anything else. The only thing I didn't really like is the fiddly button used for settings, it is easy to click the wrong thing, and the dynamic contrast picture settings is just plain annoying as it kept dimming the screen during transitions, I use cinema mode and HDR so the display is perfect without it. I use it with a mini PC, which is perfectly capable of displaying the 3440x1440 resolution, with 125% scale as i am old and can't see text as small as it is natively.

I bought 2 of these monitors at what I believed was a reasonable price. However one monitor straight out of the box was defective as seen in the images. The panel only lit up down the middle portion leaving the sides in complete darkness which made the monitor impossible to use. The second monitor appeared to be fine at first glance but as I started using it for watching content and gaming I noticed it had dead pixels all over the screen and when the screen was certain colours they would pop out like a sore thumb. Had to return both monitors for a refund. Disappointed at the quality control on Samsung's part.

I bought two of these. They are nice.

Color: not great, just acceptable. Contrast: that's where VA panel is good at, very high contrast possible. Ergonomics: a disaster, terrible stand, nothing adjustable. Curvature and ultrawide: just marvelous, incredible for playing games. The eyes are able to see this wide. Those peripheral retina cells detecting motion are there all the time, so it feels super natural to have this extra width. The experience feels more immersive and makes sense. Notes: At first I had problem connecting to my PC, after downgraded monitor DP version to 1.2, it then worked.