Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is the perfect size monitor and the curve is just enough to where no matter where you look, its always the same distance from your eyes. This monitor pairs perfectly with a 4090, unlocking all of its 4k capabilities.

Great monitor only thing i regret is that an oled version came out not to long after this one. Game look nice and pretty much cant even max out the frame rate in 4k.

Have used this monitor for both work and gaming. It’s done quite well with both. Very bright, great contrast, and does really well with games that are brightly lit or need deep contrast. Unfortunately, in less than a year it has developed a dead pixel on the left portion of the screen. Not sure what I can do at this point, but it’s a huge bummer as this monitor couldn’t even make it a year without this issue.

Great overall. Yes it has some scan lines at 240htz but really what games are you playing at 4k 240fps. Most of them the graphics are already dated so who cares about scan lines then. Also just turn it down to 120 if the bother you and there gone. The scan lines don’t bother me when faming

Avoid if you don't like scan lines in your deep blues/oranges/pinks. Seems nice at first, great hz, nice features, but those darn horizontal scan lines are a absolute no-go for a product at this price point! I tried all the "fixes" people show online, put it to 120hz, turn off VRR, and even just messing with all other settings. Nothing got rid of them, and unless you've got blurred vision, you will notice it no matter what others might say. I got this on a great price OB, only to quickly realize why the box with no damage and no physical issues was half of MSRP: the insurmountable scan lines! The scan lines were not as visible in games, but still there, especially on areas with semi-transparent objects in movement. Other cons are the color accuracy, having to fiddle with the different contrasts, dimming zone weirdness on screen causing horrible blooming in dark mode desktop use. This might be a great monitor if you're 6 feet away but for gaming where you're at the maximum viewing distance, but not for most desktops at a 25-30" distance from you. I honestly can't believe Samsung has said this scan line thing is "known limitation" yet it's happened over multiple generations of their non-OLED monitors. I would say, if you buy a samsung odyssey monitor, read read READ reviews ahead of buying.

I bought this monitor for work (I am a software developer) and for playing video games at 4k. The monitor itself was wonderful when it worked. I'd read a lot of reviews however regarding QA/QC issues with the Neo series. I'd hoped that I would be able to avoid them, and the monitor was on firmware version 1007. Despite this, the monitor started artifacting and blanking out at completely intermittent times around 2 months in. I tried changing cables, the video card itself, but it didn't matter. I have another 32 inch hooked up that wasn't having issues, so I know it was the monitor. After it glitched out like this two different times while I was in a work meeting trying to present, I decided to return it. I'd purchased a geek squad warranty out of concern for the QA/QC and I was glad I did: the return experience was seamless. I swapped it out for an LG C3 and couldn't be happier. The C3 was definitely dim at first in terms of using as a monitor, but after changing some of the configuration by following internet guides the brightness seems fine even after working 70+ hour weeks on it, and I haven't found it necessary to go into the service menu to turn off ABL or anything else. I know there are strong opinions here so i'll avoid an essay, but the $1000 TV that has to be configured to (kinda) work as a PC monitor being a far better experience overall than a $1500 monitor that is actually designed to be used as a PC monitor really says something to me. This level of quality control in a $1500 monitor is unreal. I typically take negative reviews with a grain of salt as I know there's the factor of people having a good experience being less likely to write the reviews, but in this case.. having it fail this early on after years of reported QA/QC issues and seven firmware versions.. I hope Samsung is learning from these failures and does better with the next product line. I don't recommend the Neo G8 for anyone simply based on the QA/QC, but if you decide to go this route: *highly* recommend a Geek Squad warranty for it so you don't have to go through the RMA process with Samsung if/when similar issues begin occurring.

Great monitor. Never disappointed at all! Able to play games at 4K without any problems with beautiful colors.

Amazing monitor. Best gaming 4k monitor on the market ! Also great customer service at Best Buy. Super knowledgeful and helped me with my order every step of the way!

Great picture and performance, best monitor I’ve had to date. Lots of nice features as well.

The monitor is great if you can get over the scanline issues. Unbelievably fast frame rate

1) I could "only" get 60 fps at 4K with a 4090. on windows. kinda disappointed when my graphics card claimed it was doing 120 fps. 2) Every time I turn it on it asks me to register the product. That is so annoying. 3) Unbelievably it can't detect that the graphics source has changed. twice a day I have to navigate the cryptic buttons to switch it to my input source. I imagine there are better monitors out there for the price.

Had a 27inch monitor before this from Dell… it was a great monitor but i wanted to jump into a 32-34 inch for a little bigger and decided to go with this to really be different with the curve screen etc, it’s alright not bad, good monitor obviously … but i don’t see that much of a difference from my other monitor honestly. So not sure if the $$$ spent was entirely worth it on my end. But if you don’t already have a great screen then this will do just fine.

Absolute beast picture Quality cannot go wrong with this monitor I use it with my Corsair I8200 and i wont change it soon.

amazing quality tv, a little on the heavy side for a 32"

I love the product, I’ve been using it for about a year now with no issues an amazing performance!

First curved monitor. Once you experience 120 hertz you can never go back to 60. Worth sale price at $899 for sure

This thing is a beast, make sure you have a build that can actually push high framerates.

Love it. The picture is fantastic the curve isn’t annoying. The first time I played on a curved 4k and for the first hour your eyes just have to adjust to the motion. It’s been perfect

Great monitor resolution and refresh rate are a major improvement over my previous 1440p monitor's. Even better with the black friday savings

The Samsung Neo G8 monitor is really great! It has a big and curved screen that shows pictures and videos in a very beautiful way. It's also very fast and smooth, so it's great for playing games. You can connect it to your computer or other devices easily, and it has a special feature that lets you control more than one device with the same keyboard and mouse. The monitor looks really cool and you can adjust it to different positions. It also has a special light feature that makes it easier on your eyes when you're using it in different lighting conditions. Overall, it's a really awesome monitor that's definitely worth buying!