Customer Ratings & Reviews

This monitor is a beast. The true blacks, the HDR performance, the screen size, the refresh rate... it's an all in one package, and costs less than two monitors regular sized monitors that do the same thing would cost, while giving you the same functionality. The only downside is the stand is not that good, and you need to spend even more to find one that can support this behemoth.

This screen blows me away! The firld of view for my FPS games is incredible! I see movement that my teamates can nwver see! The HDR, gsync compatability, amazing colors, deep blacks. Its like playing another game! I could never go back. The things i dont like: the software. I dont need or want all the TV apps, i just want it to be a computer monitor. The auto off is extremely annoying. If im in a ling gamjng session, say 4 hours, i will be mid game in an intense situation, and boom, a huge pop up comes on in rhe middle of my screen that says monitor will auto shut off in 60 seoncds. I have to take my hands of the keyboard and mouse when split second decisions count to try and find the remote control (again dont want or need this) to press a button to keep the screen on. Monitor has also shut off on me for a second or two for no reason a couple of times.

I use this monitor for photography (editing image files) and the learning curve for the monitor is steep. The size is amazing and allows me to multitask efficiently and effectively. The colors are amazing, but they took a bit of work and learning to get there. With that said, I am very happy with my purchase and and am enjoying this monitor very much.

Love this monitor, once you go to oled it ruins everything else, that being said having an ultra wide is very situational, great for my sim, not so great for comp fps games.

Awesome monitor. Huge viewing area without the bezel of having to use 2 monitors. 240Hz and killer view for games!!!

Monitor is everything you could ask for. A couple of minor issues with the connections. Like the screen would go black with the use of displayport on the newer firmware but this was solved after I switched from display port to HDMI to micro-HDMI. Hoping with a future firmware update I can go back to displayport. For the time time being though, it runs perfectly with the connections I'm using.

This OLED screen looks great in a room that is not too bright. Colors are great and HDR looks good in and out of gaming. The built in smart features and navigation can be hard and not as simple as one might imagine to find what you need if simply using as a computer monitor. Fortunately you can eventually find what you need then set and forget. I did have to replace the first unit as it had trouble with the Display port input signal cutting in and out, but the second one has been working great. I do wish it had a cleaner cable management system like the original G9 or Neo models but if we are honest, how often are we looking at the back of the unit. I would say this is a great display if you are somewhat tech savvy and feel comfortable manipulating the setting to get what you need and be sure to test all the units features while still in a return policy.

Pros: Excellent image Excellent brightness and contrast Cons: It tries ties to be a tv, when all I want is a computer monitor. I purchased it as an open box excellent and Best Buy didn't exaggerate about it being in excellent condition.

I mostly use the Samsung 49" Odyssey OLED G9 for work, and it’s been a game changer. It replaced my dual-monitor setup, and the ultra-wide screen makes it easy to have my AI code editor and browser open side by side, especially helpful now that AI coding tools are smarter and more integrated into my workflow. The sharp visuals and smooth performance make long hours at the desk a lot more comfortable.

Incredible monitor, it looks great on the desk and in the room but the picture quality is awesome. Looks great playing all next gen games. It's also great for productivity due to the size - I split the screen with an app for work. Makes spreadsheets a million times easier.

It took me some time to write this review for one reason. I really wanted to give it a shot since my hype was bigger and also my expectation. I have different settings that vary from double screens to multiple screens, depending on what I will be doing. I was really trying to declutter a bit and just centralized everything on one of the settings. So, if you want the latest screen and with OLED, you got it. Just make sure you have the proper graphics card attached, otherwise you will have to upgrade, and big. Your everyday computer is not up to this screen. Anything under 4096x2160 looks deformed. Colors, details are great. I don't like that you can fell the heat coming out from the screen. If this is your work screen, not too sure. I like the feature that you can AirPlay or mirror your phone while working. I don't like the flickering between screens while mirroring the phone. The transition looks glitchy and slow. If you are watching YouTube it will split the screen, but in between videos it will get confused and resize the screens. Glitchy in one word. The sound is terrible. An old school Tv will sound better. Also, it gets too hot under the right third quarter, bottom area. The ambient light behind looks better on the sales pitch video. Actually that was one feature I was looking forward to. RGB Memory cards are brighter and better looking than that. The screens tilts a hair on one side. No way to adjusted. If you are a gamer and want to have three identical screens surrounding you and play your games, good, go ahead and build your stage. Two 34" UWHD cover more space and work better without complications. You can utilize Samsung Plus to watch free TV, but it centers and reduces the screen to a comparable 27" UWHD. You will have two black bars on the sides. Old school look prior Widescreen format. For the money, I was expecting way more. I can't believe it sold out. Maybe the sales pitch video helped. Too late to return it, since I started utilizing a bit too late. So keep the money, no worries, Early adopter habit. Maybe next version will be better.

This is a great monitor and I am still getting used to the ultrawide aspect ratio for the games I play. The OLED is super crisp and I love the response time. This is a LARGE monitor so make sure that you plan ahead and have the proper space to fit it on your desk. I was super annoyed with the fact that I had to setup WiFi and connect it to my existing SmartThings account just to perform a simple firmware update. This was a Openbox item and I will say that GeekSquad did an excellent job re-packaging it and the extended warranty is worth the piece of mind.

Excellent display, can’t ask for anything better than this. This is the cleanest most high resolution display I’ve ever used in an ultrawide. I waited almost 2 months reading all this negative stuff about burn in problem but I’m really happy I haven’t had any such problems so far. If you have the same fear of burn in on pixels, I strongly suggest to get the geeksquak warranty I did the same and so happy I pulled the plug on it.

The display is beautiful, I love the size and overall you can't beat OLED (MiniLED has some strengths over OLED for sure). That said the menus are so awful on this thing. It's a Smart TV in disguise but that's only half the problem. The menus and software is unintuitive. The included remote is so ridiculous too. I don't know what Samsung was thinking. Dedicated Netflix, Disney, Prime and Samsung Plus buttons. Channel up and down buttons? Really? How about some buttons to quickly adjust the brightness or input switching buttons? I'm sure there are some people out there who like these features but I can't imagine most people who want a 240hz, 49" Curved OLED display were hoping for the inclusion of a Netflix button. Samsung is out of touch. Thankfully the display itself is wonderful and for that alone I can still recommend this TV. I mean monitor.

The Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 has taken my gaming and work experience to a whole new level! The 49” curved display is stunning, with vibrant colors and deep blacks that only OLED can deliver. Whether I’m gaming or multitasking, the ultra-wide 32:9 aspect ratio provides an immersive experience unlike anything I’ve used before. The 240Hz refresh rate ensures buttery smooth gameplay, and the response time is excellent—no lag or ghosting at all. The clarity and sharpness of the display make every detail pop, especially in fast-paced games. I also love the sleek design and how it complements my setup. It’s truly the ultimate monitor for gamers and content creators alike! If you’re serious about gaming or want an incredible ultra-wide display for productivity, the Odyssey OLED G9 is worth every penny.

You want the best monitor you can find. This is it. No question. If you are on the fence go ahead and jump off and snag it already. Your friends will envy you

Insane monitor. Just an absolutely gorgeous picture with a solid 240 refresh rate.

Great picture quality and easy connection. The build in UI is easy to use and the remote that comes with it makes setup easy. Only issue was screen flicker which was easily fixed by correcting GPU settings.

Wide screen, beautiful display. I love using this vs having a dual monitor setup. Worth every penny

I want to preface thsi with my first monitor was defective. It had lines down the center which caused the left side to be filled with grainy other lines. I returned that. BBY was kind enough to do a return adn exchange that they dropped off and picked up the new one. That being said my new one ------ I haven't had any issues with it yet, so far HDMI 2.1 seems to be the best input for the quality, but the DP 1.4 seems to do well as well. Vibrant colors, looks gorgeous in person. It does do this screen calibration thing very few days but apparently this is to help prevent burn in. So I'm happy they have a feature for that. I do try and turn it off when not in use or I leave the home to help that, but it also turns off by itself too. I highly recommend this monitor at this point, but keep an eye on it during the first couple weeks, the panel is amazing just some QA issues with how it's put together.