SAMSUNG 27" Odyssey G7 Series WQHD (2560x1440) Gaming Monitor, 240Hz, Curved, 1ms, HDMI, G-Sync, FreeSync Premium Pro, LC27G75TQSNXZA, Blue

So I actually want to talk about those "GHOSTING" concerns you might have when purchasing monitors like this first.If you don't know what "Ghosting" is; It's a monitor/display issue that has nothing to do with your system. Monitor ghosting usually occurs when there are multiple images moving fast on your screen, or when you’re moving your mouse quickly. You will notice blurry trails following moving objects; Previous image frame remains on your screen for a few seconds when you’ve moved to the next image frame; Current Image is blurry; and possibly discolored images. THIS MONITOR HAS NO VISIBLE GHOSTING, which is fantastic!I'd also like to mention how things look when running games at different frame rates. (Using GTX 1080 Ti 11Gb)First, I tested Minecraft maxed with some shaders and what not to see how things look when you are utilizing the whole 240hz refresh rate. And of course, that 240 fps is stunning! Second, I tested Star Wars Battlefront 2 maxed with a range of 70 fps to 130 fps, and it once again looked stunning and had excellent behavior. Third, I ran Skyrim with some pretty hard core graphics mods. Skyrim is a game that is or needs to be locked at 60fps. Once again this monitor handled 60 fps very well. So across all ranges of frame rate, this monitor stayed crisp and clearOne Thing you may notice when you're set up and ready to go is some faint horizontal lines over a few solid colors.It is so small that you may not even notice at all. Initially I was concerned but then I launched a game and I couldn't see anything(meaning I couldn't see the horizontal lines). Believe me I tried. I literally moved my eyeball one inch away from the screen and still couldn't see any lines. And that's what we are here for folks, Gaming. So if it's perfect while I am gaming, it's a perfect monitor.That 1000R Curve is NO Gimmick.It's not like bragging that your Honda has V-tech. The Curvature of the screen does indeed match the curvature of the human eye and it makes a difference compared to other curved monitors.This monitor also offers a great little menu for customizing your picture settings.It is super easy to use so play around with it! If you don't care for any of the default picture settings then, in a few short minutes, you will be able to craft something up to your liking. Also if you want to use HDR, it looks pretty good as well. It's not HDR 1000 good, but HDR 600 certainly is better than HDR 400.Let's talk about the pricing of this unit.If you don't want to be disappointed and you don't want to have to return something, buy this. To me, most of the other 32 inch, 1440p, High refresh rate monitors are horrible. Yeah I know that they are half the price, but it doesn't matter how much you save if you want to pull your eyes out. If you are even half serious about gaming, you will not regret this purchase. From MMOs to FPS, From driving games to RPGs, this monitor takes the gold!I also encourage you to watch Linus Tech Tips review of the monitor on YouTube.Linus is the authority of the Gaming PC world, so let him give you a little more confidence as well.

This screen is amazing. I should say I am running a 30 series graphics card in my computer and if you do not have something that can handle the full resolution and refresh rate you will not enjoy this monitor to it's full extent.I have been using this for quite some time now and can say that it is a very smooth image (with a game that has higher refresh rates) and great picture quality. The larger screen was daunting at first but after playing with it for maybe 2 or 3 weeks you sort of get used to it.To cover different parts of the monitor I will start with the fact that the one I got had a minor issue with the button on the bottom of the monitor which apparently happens to a few people. This is like a minor inconvenience because I have to just move the button twice to make it work so it's annoying but once you have the settings where you want you don't need to change it so I guess it's fine. Other than that nothing wrong physically with the monitor.The stand is smaller than other monitors I have had (Asus brand) which have huge stands. Nothing against that other than losing desk space but the stand on this Samsung one is smaller and very sturdy. It holds the thing with no issues and gives me more space on my desk.The image quality is what you would expect from a decent 2K monitor with a high refresh rate. I don't go into all the little details like some may because if it works and doesn't look bad then why be picky over the tiny little space man who has some image tearing at high refresh rates. Watching movies is satisfying on this because it's a larger screen and you can enjoy them with that nice curve. My only issue with the quality is not much online content is quite there with the resolution yet. Gaming has been so much fun on this compared to my last 27 inch monitor because 32 is crazy when you first get it. But after that adjustment time I don't see how I can go back to the 27 inch monitor and be as immersed in the game.Overall if you can snag this monitor on one of it's sales where it's below 600 then it's worth it for sure. I would not have paid over that price for it personally but when it dropped down on sale I had to.