Even the provided power brick and cable are in this white colour as well, so it gives a pretty confused appearance overall we felt. The Neo G8 comes in a somewhat muddled design, not really knowing whether it wants to be black or white (there’s a Michael Jackson joke in there somewhere!) From the front the screen has a black trim, bezel and foot, but from the rear there is a white glossy casing.
#SAMSUNG ODYSSEY G7 NEO FULL#
Full adjustable stand with tilt, height, swivel and rotate.1x DisplayPort 1.4 (with DSC) and 2x HDMI 2.1 video connections.Wide colour gamut with 95% DCI-P3 coverage.“Quantum HDR 2000” with 2000 nits peak brightness and 1 million:1 contrast ratio for HDR.1,196 zone “Quantum Mini LED” backlight.Adaptive-sync VRR including AMD ‘FreeSync Premium Pro’ certification.32″ sized panel with 1000R steep curvature.
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#SAMSUNG ODYSSEY G7 NEO SERIES#
The Neo series brought even more impressive specs, with this G9 model offering a 5120 x 1440 resolution and 240Hz refresh rate, the same 1000R curvature (more sensible on a super ultra-wide like this) but most notably the inclusion of a Mini LED backlight for vastly improved HDR experience.
While we didn’t get chance to review it, in July 2021 Samsung later released the next generation of their Odyssey screens with their 49″ ultrawide Odyssey Neo G9. This finally made VA a more viable option for high end gaming, and opens up the benefits of this panel technology like its high contrast ratios to more gamers.
At the time we were particularly impressed in our review with the improvements Samsung had made with response times, and these were the first two screens we’d seen which had successfully eliminated the annoying black smearing you see on nearly all VA panels. These models also marked Samsung’s shift towards super-curved format screens, with the Odyssey G7 models offering a steep 1000R curvature that some people liked, and others found too aggressive. These models marked a step-change in gaming capabilities, offering some impressive specs and performance including a 1440p resolution at 240Hz refresh rate, and the inclusion of HDR 600.
Extreme (MBR) – Extreme Motion Blur ReductionĪbout 2 years ago Samsung launched their new Odyssey line-up of gaming monitors, two of which we reviewed at the time in the form of the 32″ C32G75T and 27″ C27G75T, or the “Odyssey G7” as they were known.
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