SAMSUNG32-Inch Odyssey G50D Series QHD Fast IPS G-Sync Compatible Gaming Monitor, 1ms, VESA DisplayHDR 400, 180Hz, AMD FreeSync, Adjustable Stand, Eye Saver Mode, LS32DG502ENXZA, 2024

Great value for the money! This worked very well for my Parents who needed a bigger screen. Very easy to set up and use, a bit overkill for what they needed but still an amazing monitor

I had an ASUS monitor that was gifted to me. It was great but started getting. Screen burn in and flickering issues. This monitor has beautiful colors, excellent refresh rates, and really makes a difference in gaming and working. I love it

I built my PC back in 2017, and didn't want to buy a monitor that would overtax my old Nvidia 970 graphics card, so I went with a 2k monitor instead of a 4k.I had been using a 27" Acer with several dead pixels and poor color reproduction for all this time. Well, life's too short for this nonsense, so I bought this Samsung.The leap in screen real estate is insane, it has a beautiful image, and the "eye saver" mode is excellent if you're going to spend a lot of time behind the monitor.If I were to complain, I would say that I wish it had an integrated USB hub, which it doesn't have, and I spent far too much time being frustrated trying to mount the base to the monitor before realizing that you TWIST IT INTO PLACE. Seriously, I found no documentation that mentioned this, and I nearly threw the thing across the room out of frustration. There's really no excuse for them not to at least have a little picture of a twisting arrow if they want to be representative of multiple languages.But overall, it has a great image and it's HUGE. I'm playing through Spyro Reignited again, and it certainly does the game justice :)

Took just a little setup to make the text look good, mostly just turning down the sharpness (counter-intuitive, I know). Also, the description says this monitor has a glossy finish on the screen. That is incorrect. It *does* have a very glossy film on it, to protect the surface during shipping, but once you peel it off, the screen is a pleasing matte finish, no glare, no reflections. The "joystick" button on the bottom takes a little getting used to, but once you use it a little, it's very easy. There was a notice that the brightness was deliberately set low, to save the environment, but you can, obviously, turn it up.The one real complaint was the instructions included. They were far from clear, and would have benefitted from some text. Or a QR code that didn't try to take me to instructions for a TV. There were several very cryptic graphics, on both the "instructions" and on this paper "ring" around the top of the base, seemingly promising dire consequences if you do....something.It's heavy! The base of the stand is sturdy, solid metal, very beefy. Ditto for the arm. The monitor itself is also heavy. Doesn't matter all that much, as most people don't move their monitors around much.The adjustability of the stand is amazing. I was concerned about how tall this monitor might be, but it turned out to be a non-issue.

I bought this monitor after looking trough a lot of research and comparations, in the end i decided for this one due to its price and spec, almost a blind buy since i couldn't find any other reviews outside the amazon website, but i have to say im very happy with it.Overall, the monitor has a very steady structure, i love that you can adjust inclination and angle of the screen, It feels steady and strong, so im pretty sure it's not going to break no matter how much you move it. Perfect for watching movies when you're laying in your reclined seat.As for the screen, the colors are vibrant, bright and very beautiful. I don't know a lot about HDR, but having it on in this monitor feels like a dream. I had never played a videogame with HDR on so i was impressed very much when i tried one. It's just so much better than not having it on (on some games only, it really depends on how much effort the devs put on the feature of the game).I love this monitor, and i really would love to put a 5 star rate on it if it wasn't for two major flats it has.For some reason, having the adaptative sync off appears to completely destroy the color balance and makes the colors look very saturated. Whites look burnt out and blacks look grayish, more than what is usual on an ips panel. It's a very big issue since not all the games play well while having it on, and sometimes it causes some imput lag that isnt normal when having native Vsync activated.On top of that, it has some VERY bad default calibration settings. i spent nearly 2 hours adjusting them and i had to go trough a lot of tools and articles online to finally find the perfect settings. I know this can happen when you have outdated gpu drivers, and i think that was part of the reasons why i had this problem ( i had to completely reinstall all the graphics drivers ion my pc and after doing it fixing the problem was a lot easier) so don't put a lot of importance on this one since it could've been my pc and not really the monitor, but do consider you might have to adjust the settings at the very least a little when you first install it. However, if you don't mind touching it a bit to get the colors right or you dont game at all, this monitor is Perfect for you and it's a 100% worth it, especially on discount.

picked up this monitor while on sale. Was a little nervous about the 1440p on a 32 in monitor and how well text would present, but I use this for work throughout the day and spreadsheets and SQL code look great. After work it looks beautiful in games, the 32in format is really immersive. Don't have the hardware to take advantage of 4k so 2k is my sweet spot Without jumping up to OLED or a monitor 2x the price this is a great monitor. Stand is sturdy with plenty of adjustability.