“Will this be built with the same lack of quality control as the Odyssey Neo G9? People had to try several monitors to get one that still wasn’t perfect in the end that had either screen issues USB port issues etc. These are large monitors to return.”
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes 3rd time was the charm for me
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I had to order this one twice, as the first one I received had a cracked screen. The one I got from Best Buy was as advertised, and I didn't have any issues. USB pass through works perfectly, screen was in mint condition and there weren't any issues with any of the components.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Of course. I would caution anyone from purchasing this day 1. The Neo G9 still to this day has broken local dimming in SDR after 5 firmware updates. These panels are manufactured in the same CSOT display factory and will be prone to the same QC issues found on the Neo G9. I'm personally waiting 4-6 months for panel revisions like the Neo G9 (currently 3rd revision) as well as a price drop because Samsungs flagship monitors always come out the gate very expensive but quickly drop in price.
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