Samsung Odyssey G9 Curved Gaming Monitor, 49 Inch, 240hz, 1000R, 1ms, 1440p, Black White

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Whether you're soaring through space or sneaking through an enemy's lair, the 240 Hz RapidCurve display eliminates lag for fast, ultra-smooth gameplay with no blur. Like other Samsung monitors, there are scanline issues that only affect certain content, and it isn't something you'll see during most usage. On the upside, it has near-full coverage of the sRGB color space and decent color accuracy before calibration. Note that not all games support a 32:9 aspect ratio, so you might get some black bars on the side, or the image might be stretched out to fill up the whole screen.If you disable VRR and want to send a fix refresh rate, you need to also change the Refresh Rate in the on-screen display to 120Hz. However, even though it has a decent native contrast, it has terrible local dimming, and it has bad black uniformity, making it less ideal for dark rooms.

The Samsung G9 is a great super ultrawide gaming monitor that fills a need for a niche of gamers that want the large screen for immersive gaming instead of getting a few monitors in a multi-monitor setup. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. The Samsung Odyssey G9 almost has it all - image quality is superb, it's packed with features and it has a stunning form factor.When you're ready to pay, you'll be taken to the JCC Secure Market Completion Portal, enter your payment details and make the payment. With local dimming enabled, the test cross causes an entire vertical lighting zone to light up, which is quite distracting. There aren't any obvious issues with how it's put together, but it wobbles a lot, which is somewhat expected of a center-mounted super ultrawide monitor.