SAMSUNG Odyssey G7 27" and 32" REVIEW!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video, Charlie puts the Samsung G7 27" & 32" to the test to see which is best for gaming!
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Finally found a review comparing the 27 to 32
Which did you buy?
I wanted to like this comment but it already 69likes, Niice!!
Haha me too@&
these monitors are shit for some reason, flickering at low fps, especially with g sync on, maybe the g5 32 inch might be better for what you have to pay, 120hz still good enough, the g sync on the g7 monitor not very usable if you have an average PC that drops below 60hz at 1440p
@@lukasHenchman there can be a million reasons for your problem.. factory fault, nvidia settings fault, cpu/gpu fault, some random setting somewhere, i've had alot of gear through the years and even tho i now have everything top of the line, i still run into these kinds of problems. Then i can do something random, like i did with my current setup, set the max framerate limite in nvidia controll panel to 116fps on my 120hz oled tv, and suddenly everything looked smooth and even got a 15 fps boost on crysis..
Point being, might not be the monitor
I bought the 27 inch! The stars aligned the date is 2/7/21, I'm turning 27 years old soon, the price came up at $777 CAD and I prefer a smaller curve! :D
You should get 27 likes :)
Too many 27's - put on the lottery 👉😎👉
How do you like it so far? Was it worth it, curve not the problem?
smh
@@mjcapo1 The curve should not be a problem once your brain adjusts and compensates for the curve. It will reduce head turn and your eyes will need to move less, especially the 1000r curve the monitor has because it's supposed to be alligned with the human vision. The only problem is that once you look at a normal large flat screen, the flat screen would be curved outwards because your brain already adjusted for curved monitors.
Although, it's debatable whether a 27 inch monitors need to be curved since the curve doesn't really help much. A 32 inch monitor, on the other hand, definitely needs a curve because it's so big and you will be sitting close to it, unlike a TV. Your head and eyes need to move more because the 32" display is large, so a curve would really help in that case.
I got the 32 inch, it feels fine to me. I already had a 32'' flat monitor and in comparison, the G7 feels a tad smaller because of the curve. I didn't think I would like the curve but I actually enjoy it! I'm still to curious as to how the 27''' model would feel.
If you got used to a 32 inch flat, it is highly likely, if not guaranteed, that a 27 inch curved would feel too small. This is especially true for the G7, which has a more aggressive curve than usual.
So you probably made the right choice. Although for me, QHD on a 32 inch doesn't have enough pixel density.
@@CognizantCheddar Yeah I know what you mean about the PPI, sometimes I do wish that I had gone for the 27''. With that said, although the picture on my monitor isn't the sharpest, it does look really clean in comparison to what I used to have....and definitely a step above 1080p.
Yeah its a shame that next step from QHD is 4k, i mean QHD is ideal on 27'' but not 32'', and 4k is so demanding for GPU, that its just not worth for online gaming for example, unless you are willing to pay +1000$ for GPU (if you can get one lol).
@@yesnoyeswait4306 ikr!! I wish we had some sort of "3k" for 32 inch. Not too much demand like 4k but also not cut short on 1440p. Would feel just right. I know you can buy 4k and lower res but native resolution of a monitor is comfortable
Have you tried playing shooter games on your monitor? Is it too big or weird? Want a 32 but feel like the size difference might make it hard for shooting games like halo or warzone.
I just got the 27 inch version yesterday, firmware version 1006. Absolutely phenomenal picture for a va with high contrast, 0 smear and better pixel response time than my previous 165hz dell s2417dg tn. The local dimming feature is useful while watching movies, making the black bars really dark and good while gaming in general while set to auto. Great precalibration at 2.19 and it shows while gaming super smoothly on my 2070 Super. No flickering issue as reported by other users, so I won't be changing the firmware as it works perfectly at 240hz with gsync enabled. Playing Rainbow 6 yesterday at 240hz felt insanely smooth and responsive.
32 is better than 27
@@HungPham-up4lp nope, pixle density on the 27 is higher.
@@mohammedal-amoudi6414 nvm i got ultrawide and i love it so much .
@@HungPham-up4lp so ! This isn't our subject we talking about the G7
Is 27‘ too small if i want to play on a couch (2-3m distance). I do love the close pc gaming setup but sometimes just want to chill during gaming while eating some crisps.
This guy sounds ever so slightly like Paul McCartney.
That's because he's a Northener. It automatically makes you cool.
I've just ordered G7 27". I bought Gigabyte g32qc today but it's too big for me. I've decieded to go for a smaller one and this is my choice. Thanks for comparing those two!
Do you have it yet?
Good choice!
@@WePC I bought one too, been gaming on it for a few days now. It's... beautiful.
and how about 27 inches at 2k? I don't know whether to buy 32 inches or 27
@@adrianalbacete11 the 27 is beautiful I have it
It would've been helpful for you to tell us which CPU/GPU you were using when testing the gaming.
These monitors were the behemoth duo of all monitors in 2020, especially when the COVID crisis was kicking in. Despite their excellent benefits, the build for both models is somewhat awkward, and they would be more suitable for business use over extreme gaming.
32inch is better at 1440p then a 27inch, at 1080p. Im getting this monitor soon and im told 27inch is not as nice for the curve, as it makes it look a smaller screen . 32 is better in my opinion for a curved screen
Great review loved it. Thinking of getting a 2k monitor and I do agree gaming with 2k is better on a 27inch for sure. 32inch is much better suited for 4k.
It doesn’t have to be, you just made this comment because you have the 27
@@spazism8405 Actually i ended up picking up the 32inch. You must not have anything better to do then surf YT comments cause your life sucks. Don't come on here telling me why i made i comment gtfo here!!
@@salesiteisina7098 Lmao damn you sent him to the shadow realm
@@salesiteisina7098 glad u got yours, quick question tho, how you fine the 2k on 32inch, is it sharp enough? And did u face any black smearing ? Thx
@@spazism8405 Lmaooooo 🤣🤣🤣
How did you manage to test the speakers exactly 7:15 ?
Pretty impressive feat, considering these monitors have no built-in speakers 🤦♂️
I think he was mixed up with a different monitor he had been reviewing. Apologies
Truly a brilliant review, although I do wish more time was spent on the pros and cons of the 1000R curvature as this really seems to be a sticking point for many (including myself). Especially post-COVID, having a monitor that can function both as a gaming monitor and in a home office is increasingly something buyers might be looking for.
(G7 -32) The curve is like "wow" in your face at first. Several months later I don't notice it anymore. I can see the curve being off-putting to some people.
I mostly use it for gaming and I could care less about the curve to be honest.
Full page doc's you will notice the bend. Two, side by side not so much. I do find myself centering the screen often as I do move it around the desktop frequently. (mounted on monitor arm)
The curve was not a selling point for me and is the only reason I hesitate recommending it. It did take about a month to get used to it, is all I can say.
It took some time and research before finally landing on some good settings.
Yes, I would buy this monitor again in a heartbeat.
Excellent, thank you for that in-depth comment. I think I might buy it after all.
...now to find someone who'll buy my brand new Gigabyte M27Q 😂.
@@murph1414 how was watching tv on the curve ?
@@koldwolf Good :) I've completely forgotten it's a curved monitor at this point. I'd buy it again in a heartbeat. Is curved better than a flat monitor? I'm not ready to make that argument. But everything looks natural to me with the G7, other than the first time you take the monitor out of the box. 1000R curve is rather aggressive for the first time buyer.
@@murph1414 how is it for productivity? I work as an accountant and need width of screen so I can review two excel sheets or pdf documents or word documents side by side. Therefore the screen will be divided by 2. Is it big enough to open two docs fully? And not have to mini-scroll? I plan to connect my work laptop to the monitor and ignore the tiny laptop screen and just use this monitor for side by side document review. Thanks for your help!
Wow what a great rundown thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
- Sarah
@@WePC sure I get new monitor S32AG52 which is version of g5 except is a 32 inch or should I go for viewsonic or alienware.
Wow, first person who has given an outright positive review on the curve! The 1000R is the only reason I didn’t buy this monitor 2 years ago when I was in the market for my first one but I’m looking to add a second monitor to my set up later this year now and I’m back to looking at the G7. I don’t mind if it’s not great for productivity (video and photo editing and writing, etc) because I have a flat monitor for that.
Thank you for the review, I like how you share your thoughts about the monitors.
Glad it was helpful!
that music really gets under the skin xD
😅
Question:
I'm going to get the 32" based on this review. I do however wonder: If you open a text edition software (visual studio, intelliJ etc.), does the text seem to curve on the middle? I saw a video where a box was dragged across the monitor and in the middle you'd see a "curve". It looked like the box would drop down and up when you reached the other side of the monitor.
Video feedback:
I really like these kind of reviews where you see the monitor(s) on a table instead of all the close-ups and advertisement clips.
I like how he just sits there and talks and shows the monitors. It's a great way to get a feeling of the size, curve and general usage of the monitor. Thanks for the effort put into the video and for showing off both monitors.
I just got this monitor today to be honest the curve isn't noticeable to me I've played game on and watched some videos in facts it gives the illusion the monitor is bigger than 27inch
@@ceejayxbiitch Thanks for adding your opinion and feedback Ceejay, I appreciate it!
It seems like a lot of people are happy with this monitor so I think I'll go for it and see it for myself :)
@@MikeBertelsenDK
Did you end up trying it out? I'm in a similar situation as I use PyCharm and Webstorm quite often.
@@andrewsin6926 I did Andrew and in the beginning I noticed a slight "curve" in the text if you read from left to right, but nothing too distracting.
I'm really happy with the monitor and I can recommend it without a single doubt.
The 1000R curve is a lot but I got used to it quickly.
@@MikeBertelsenDK
I appreciate the follow up! I decided to make the purchase - thank you!
ive been gaming on a 32 inch for a while and i got to say i kind of like the 27inch better
I'm going to buy the 27-inch model for 450 USD since it produced in Viet Nam (I live there). The PPI on 27-inch model is 108 while 32 is 91 - I can say that the PPI on 32 inch model equal FullHD 24 inch monitor. Are you using Samsung Odyssey G7 32inch sir ?
Yes I have the 27inch g7 faker edition and I’m coming from a dell s3220dgf 32 inch and the picture is so much more crisp. Highly recommend. Adjusting to the smaller screen is a bit of an adjustment but due to the higher ppi, it’s way more crisp and color production is rich.
@@toooodie8750 sound great bro! Can't wait to get it. Have you do coding or creation work with G7. Can you share me experiment in daily use, gaming, working ?
Nice review but thank god there is a subtitle functionality. Remembers me of that movie "Snatch"
You are either foreign or from the South. If you are Southern then you are a German (look up RP because our German Royal family struggled with real English and invented RP. Real English don't speak RP. We use flat vowels.) As for the "Snatch" comparison then we are talking the Republic of Ireland which is the same thing as the Republic of America. Ireland used to be part of the British Empire like America and then broke away. English struggle to understand you as well.
@Eshan Ali the answer: no
Bought a 32” and its waaaay to big for gaming, had to change it for a 27”.
you happy with the quality overall? thinking about getting this monitor for gaming and watching movies
Great common sense video. I think the G7 32 is the way to go. I just sent a mag322cqr back because I can't live with the ghosting issues it has. (It's bad).
The G7 32 really is the way to go for me. Thanks for the video, I'm sure about the G7 now.
Thanks for sharing, well said!
How are you liking it? I'm assuming you already got it. I was thinking of going 32 myself.
@@Pkredx Just got it a few days ago. I love mine. It's really smooth & clear. I don't really care for the 1000R curve all that much but it's not a big deal for me. 1800R or none would have been fine. It's way better than the MSI I sent back. This is worlds better. Hope this helped. Good luck. Oh, and get the 32" if you can. The 27" looks a bit small and even more curved to me.
@@charlesbraun9668 Thank you for taking the time to give me a descriptive answer. That actually does help especially with all the research I've been doing for the last couple of weeks.
I will be going with the 32 for sure. I'm excited! I hope you have many good games on your monitor :)
@@Pkredx Hahaha, yeah, hope you have good games on yours too. I sometimes "rage quit" but I set the game pad down before I throw it so I don't break it. lol ;-)
Thanks for showing Squadrons. I play a lot of it and Elite:Dangerous so 1000R is inticing.
Is the curve of the 32 more prominent, less prominent, or the same as the 27?
larger screen with same radius = more prominent. think of the g9: same radius, way wider, the curve almost covers the entire depth of the desk.
I game with both
FPS 27 is better for me
32 inch my eyes wander from left to right
The curve of the 32 inch will be much much more comfortable trust
Now idk what size to get🤧 there’s so many mixed reviews about the size 😖
I think 27 inch is good for gaming, it's what I have. But if you want a bit more size, then 32 inch will be better.
@@StgVirus1 I bought the 27inch I love it! 32inch would be waaay to big for gaming. I also don’t think the curve is too much I think the curve is just right☺️
@@MAGUIRE-tf8ew Hello, i need to do the same choice :(, but idk what's the best :/
@@zakariahamdazak3627 27inch is perfect for gaming in my opinion! ☺️
Hmmm, i am thinking of getting 3 odyssey g5’s or 1 32inch g7 :O
best buy had it marked down $200 where I live for black Friday....happy I picked this up but I really wanted the 32in tho
What did you pay in the end? I think I'm going for the 32" but it's 680 Euro...
@@AlexGreen1991 the pixels are more dense on the 27” .... it’s up to your preference but I actually really like the 27” now that I have it
@@AlexGreen1991 I got a backorder from bestbuy for that 32in for $699
@@andychen4416 would you buy the 27" for 377€?
@@Hokou what is the reg price?
The quality of this video was great except for the high pitch sound in the background that I'm sure most people won't be able to hear. I kept pausing the video expecting it to be something else but it wasn't. I am stuck on the decision of these monitors because of the difference in pixels per inch!
Yes, I agree. It is beyond me why RUclips content creators think it necessary playing music over their voices. We came to hear their presentation, not fight the annoying background noise.
Had an Gigabyte 31.5" curved 1440p 165hz and I felt dizzy at times and felt that some apps are pixelated idk why but it just didn't felt right. So I downgraded to 27" Gigabyte same specs and its awesome and felt like it is the perfect size for gaming and other apps. Also didn't have that dizzy feeling and pixelated screen.
Thank you very much for your answer, I have been looking at a decent monitor that suits me for MONTHS, I was about to buy the DELL 32 DGF, I am currently 22 inches and I have been like this all my life, I took measurements of the 32-inch monitor by cutting a box to get used to the idea, and it is huge, then I applied it again for 27 inches and it seemed the perfect measurements for the distance that I would be sitting, which would be a distance of 80-90cm, so I will definitely buy 27 inches, Would you recommend the GYGABYTE to me? or do you have any other recommendation? I am looking for a 1440px2600 THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!
@@adrianalbacete11 idk of there are new 27" 1440p's out there because I only had few options since I wanted to see them in person and not rely on online reviews (glad I did) I suggest you go to a store and pick em yourself. Gigabyte was the monitor that stood out to me out of all the options that the store had and so far I'm very happy with my decision.
this is my first time getting a curved monitor... would you recommend i get the 32" or the 27"? will use it for gaming, movie watching and video editing
I recently purchased the Odyssey G7 32" and transitioned from the Asus PG279Q 27" as my main gaming monitor.
For me personally, I wanted to truly feel like this was an upgrade in every single way - most importantly from a design and experience prospective. From having a curve where none existed before in order to feel more immersed, and also increasing its size to also offer me a different gaming experience.
Also, I compared the G7 27" and 32" side by side and in my own personal experience the 27" felt as if it had a steeper curve that actually made me feel nauseous, whereas the 32" did not have this effect on me whatsoever. Simply put, the 27" felt too small for me to really bring out that immersive and cinematic experience I was looking for.
I have PG279Q and I'm wondering about a change for g7? I do not know yet if I will choose 27" or 32", i like 32" but i think that is to big for 1440p resolution (correct me if I'm wrong) previously I was using 27" Samsung at 1080p and it looked bad and I'm afraid it will be the same with 32" in 1440p :( btw, do you feel a performance jump? or not really? Or maybe is good idea to wait on new 2022 models? And what about g-sync? Rog have nativ, g7 have Compatible, it works the same? or this is big difference in g-sync techonlogy?
@@palos7319 I currently have the PG279Q as my secondary monitor so it was very easy to gauge their differences when I cycled games to both monitors. The performance jump is extremely noticeable. Games on the PG looked more jittery and stuttery, with significantly more ghosting. So id certainly recommend making the jump.
The colours also seem to pop more due to the large contrast ratio on the G7. In regards to pixel density, it is slightly noticeable but only when you stop and truly look close to identity it.
I wouldn't wait. Grab it, and you'll have a more immersive gaming experience.
@@kawacristian very thanks for answer, cheers!!!
Thank you for the video! You seem to know what you are talking about so I followed you for more! Keep up the good work! I am planning to buy one of these and was thinking if I should go from the current 1440p 165Hz 27" to the S7 32" but I think that I will go with the 27" !
did you buy the 27 monitor? I am undecided whether to buy a 27 or 32 monitor
How do you think having both would be? One for work one for gaming but also dual set up side by side
I've got the 49 inch G9. I've got a few days left before I have to send it back (14 days to decide). I seriously thinking of swapping it for the 32 inch G7.
Oh man but that g9 is a great monitor
@@WePC Aye. I kept the G9 !
So the strobing we see starting at like 13:00, is that the issue everyone is referring too? Does this only happen with Gsync enabled? Also will this monitor work at 1440p 240 hrz with a gtx 10 series gpu or does one need a 20 series like the G9?
Strobing/Flickering has now been fixed with new firmware update, It supports all Nvidia GPU’s that are compatible with G-Sync. GTX 600 series and up. But you can use any graphics card you like without G-Sync.
@@CBGENESIS yeah I bought the monitor, I am having issues updating the firmware. I keep getting no usb detected.
@@jakedrada5574 Make sure to format the USB if you already have then try a different USB. Search on YT on how to flash G7 firmware there should be a few videos
@@CBGENESIS thanks for the recommendation, I ended up getting it to work using a usb 2.0 stick. Seems to not like usb 3.0.
After updating I have no flickering whatsoever.
@@jakedrada5574 I just turned off my computer and the update worked
Just bought the 32 great reveiw
How is it so far?
Great review, did you have any of the scanline issues that a lot of people are having?
+1
Just got the 32! Still on the box. Hope my 3080 ultra loves it :)
So far I freaking LOVE this monitor. Right out of the box it worked PERFECT! Maybe yes it does shake a little from the mount but not really a game changer for me.
Its the most clearest, Smoothest and best looking monitor I've ever owned or seen and its not even close!
@@samexoldx Hell ya! its amazing
My 3080 is on the way. Looking for a monitor. Would you rather have a 4k 144hz monitor or this one? Thanks bro.
@@leovieyra
Tbh unless you plan on playing all your games at 4K I’d go 1440. 1440 looks amazing and it’s not a huge stain on your system. IVe played both 4K and 2k and I love 2k. It’s smooth and looks a amazing! Having a 3080 atleast you’ll be able to go 4K down the road if you decide to. Good luck
@@leovieyra a
And I’d go G7 all day over 4K at this point.
When gaming in the review, I assume that was the 27", or did you switch to the 32" when playing Starwars, difficult to tell.
Hé switched to the 32” with Star Wars squadrons look at bottom/side that’s far away by squadrons it get’s blocked a little
Great video and thorough review with no bs.
Earned a sub a year later lol
@958 we can see this mode affects the refresh rate since the camera catches the synchronisation mismatch.
Why does almost every reviewer skip vertical viewing angles? Rtings is the only site i find that tests vertical too. It's quite important because many VA panels have horrible vertical viewing angles but okay horizontal.
So, what did you find so far about these models? Wich one is better?
Go 32, really, it is not large, immersive, anyway you will not work on it as curve is too large for designs and office
Really? Hopefully I'm misunderstanding what your saying who would buy this in a work office. For casual work I think 32 us the sweet spot for gamers and content creators not paperwork word checks and emails.
@@WargodFilms yap, it is hard to work not cause of size but because of drastic, ultra, mega crazy curve.
@@ygalion true that I can agree
Hey mate! I live in Brazil and thats the only monitor us uk and canada guys recommend, I want a good monitor, i game, but i mostly read with kindle, edit and watch videos, im scared cause of the curve, but this monitor costs the same here as an 1080p 120hz 34 invh ips ultrawide monitor, which should i go with??
Is there mounting capability ? Seems to me this desk stand takes SO MUCH DESK SPACE. If i could mount it to the wall behind the desk that would be great
Is the white a lot better on the 27” in this video it looks like the whites are brighter and better on the smaller screen
I think it’s the camera placement
THANKYOU. I've been trying to get a comprehensive comapison. I heard that the 32 was brighter or something.
I had the choose between 27 inch 1080p 240hz and 32 inch 160hz I picked the 32 inch
7:13 "they do both come with speakers" ... err, no, they don't!
Some versions in asia have speakers
Huh - OK well I guess I'll take that back. I'd never heard of a G7 with speakers before.
Love this detail man.. keep it up!
Best review of these monitors by far
So he didnt even compare the 27 to the 32 in gameplay, just said what the 32 is like?
9:06 the black equalizer in games like minecraft when your in a dark cave will it make it bright so that you can see
I'm just not sure if the 27 inch is big enough for the 1000R curve. I'm also using a 25 inch atm and 27 inch won't really be that much of an upgrade in terms of size.
Is there any major graphical and immersion differences between the 27" and the 32" with the Samsung Odyssey G7. I'm stuck between the two. I read from many people that the 32 inch has a lower pixel density compared the 27 inch. Meaning that the 32 inch practically shares the same ppi as a 1080p 24 inch display. Statistically this would make the 32 inch a downgrade right? Or is this not a huge difference to the human eye?
Well it's a bigger screen at the same resolution, so the ppi is gonna be lower. That's how it is for any screen.
Once you go for a 32 inches you never go back. Immersion is way better than on 27. The pixel density is lower but you perceive it only if you stay very close to the monitor.
@@paolobricarelli to play shootter at a distance of 70-80 cm on a 32 inch monitor, how about? I am wondering whether to buy the Dell 32 DGF or the Asus TUF Gaming VG27WQ, I don't know which one to choose, I have a large desk placed on a wall with a width of 1.85 meters from wall to wall, and behind me I have the bed , but I think I'll put a TV to watch movies from bed
@@adrianalbacete11 It’s a matter of personal preference so it’s very difficult to give advice to other people, but I’ve noticed that when you try a bigger screen size you never go back. The feeling of immersion is on another level. I play mainly RPG where the sense of immersion is very important, if you are an exclusively competitive player you may not notice that too much. I play at 80/90 cm from the monitor
What GPU are you playing on?
I think there is some mistake. In this video you state the settings for 27 inch are R-48 G-48 B-50 , in the "full" review you say R-50 G-50 B-48 Which one is true ? Also where is ICC profile ? And nothing about trying other gama modes 1,2,3 or trying black equalizer to correct the gamma.
24:08 never heard of a motinor XD
thank you for the video, love it!
How does 1440p turn out on 32" Isn't it too big for that resolution (Pixel size wise)
32 IS TOO MUCH
@@clickbait9744 even when pixel density is the same as smaller 1080p?
1080p 24" = 91.79 PPI
1440p 32" = 91.79 PPI
1440p 27" = 108.79 PPI
@@clickbait9744 Yes, I know that - that was exactly my point. This display gives us the same PPI as (kinda typical?) fullhd on 24" So I thought it should be fine.
@@TheDarmach I want to upgrade to 1440p for better PPI not for bigger screen
How is it for a regular user,who don't play games? Will G7 be good for them? Watching the videos,browsing the internet? Thank you!
Absolutely
Im wondering if two of those G7 curved 32 inch monitors could be used side by side. Im not a fan of a single ultrawide monitors so Im thinking of buying two 32 inch curved ones. But im afraid that the curveture will be too much then so im asking you that would it be practical to use two 32 inch curved monitors side by side?
No two g7's side by side would be awesome! The curviture isnt too overwhelming and you'll have a great time!
@@WePC thank you for your quick respond. I'll be buying two 32 inch g7's then
did you buy them?
is the dpi difference significant to you?
Good review! Am still trying to decide between 27/32 n 1440 vs 4k. Too many monitors!
I play more strategy/rpg n tomb raider type games hence am looking at VA panels. I Like the LG 27inch 4k nano screen but thats a fair bit more expensive vs say the 850 or the Dell dg241 is £380 ish.
Thing about 4k means you are kinda locked into a 3080 as the only real gpu option. So say a G7 and 3070 maybe £1000 but 4k sets u back considerably more. Not being able to see in the flesh the diff makes life even harder!
P.s Was wondering about movies etc or ps5 on 32 inch better?
Same here . I just got ss 32 inches yesterday but i want to try lg 4k 27inches .
Did you decide on one? I'm not sure what to get.. 32 or 27.. this is hard...
@@JoeSnuffyPC Did you decide on one? I am in the same situation and I think I will buy 27, since my sister has a 27 and it looks good
@@JoeSnuffyPC going to regret buying 27
My Samsung odessey g7 32 inch finally arrived the other day. However I am noticing some sort of screen tear occuring. It starts from the top of the screen and ends at the bottom for like 5-10 seconds. This only happens when adaptive sync is not enabled. I would keep adaptive sync on but I lose the option to enable the low input lag which in my opinion is really good for competitive gaming and the difference is quite noticeable. Is this a common issue or is it just a faulty model that I happened to receive? By the way, this occurs on my Xbox series x.
But the true question when you look at this and want it is if you can afford the gpu upgrade from your ryzen apu
Cries in Vega 8
Which game is it that you played
32"" isnt disturbing from closer?
Did they change their name? I only see Samsung Odyssey G65B for the 1440p 240hz monitors.
The problem with this monitor I had is I can not connect it to USB C to display port
I tried it with MSI GP76 and iMac 2019
bro do you have 2 very light grey lines in the middle of g7 curved monitor.
i recently bought same monitor and i run white screen test, i can notice there is 2 vertical lines in middle of screen. Technician visited my home and he said these lines are in all curved monitor because it is the area from where we divide inside sheets.
Hey do you still have them? And hows is the monitor peftomancar so far regardjng ghosting and flickering?
Dear Sir, The OSD is too small for people with poor vision. Once again the manufacture has not considered Accessibility with the OSD. I would suggest the OSD could fill the screen in high definition colours.
Thanks for sharing, you're right to have those concerns! Sorry to hear you're not a fan!
Do you perfer gaming in 27 inch g7 curve or 27 inch flat monitor ?
Sup guys. Does anyone know the difference between 73/74/75 models of the 27" monitor?? I have seen that they are all being sold at different prices despite them being the 'same specs'
Never mind! Turns out the naming is simply regional differences. 73 is UK
@@thedeleted117 thanks for actually answering your own comment cause I had the same question :)
Can't really decide between 32 inch and 34 ultrawide . Here to see what 34 inch's vertical looks like since it shares same vertical height with 27 inch. Please anyone uses both or used can give some opinions about this ? I've been using 24 inch for many years and it's time to upgrade this old boi.
I got the 32" and i feel its kinda too big i wouldn't replace it though but i wouldn't get a bigger one either tbf
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I'm having the same predicament. Trying to decide between the g5 34 inch ultra wide and the g7 32 inch. I like the higher fps capabilities of the g7 but the g5 ultra wide just looks so damn modern and sexy. Still debating.
Did your findings regarding gamma/color values correlate to the provided built-in calibration report in OSD?
also your website seems down, but there was a provided snapshot on the Wayback Machine, I'm mainly interested on the Gamma mode, black EQ settings and the ICC profile used for the 32.
Thanks
dimming zones good or bad ?
What is the difference in text clarity between the two?
On Black Friday amazon deal down from £550 to £429 - worth it?
Definitely!
I just missed out on that :(
@@diplomatG yeah i missed it but got it for £450 on samsung site
Is that the 32" only in the end or is that actually the 27" you are playing on (or both???)
What is the required desk space for this monitor having a hard time deciding between a 32 inch or a 27 inch version of this monitor it will be much appreciated thanks.
just calculate it
@@ayviuon How? ) formula for that ?
@@sunnysun2030 look at the dimensions of the monitor and compate these to the dimensions of your desk. Isn't rocket science.
@@ayviuon :) ah yes, ofc.. I thought you were referencing to the old very précise math formula always used for tv screens..diagonal, resolution, ideal distance.. I always forget about that one, was little lazy to Google it (switching app)... Hoping you could remind it here quickly..oh well.. )
PS; ah yes..Here, for ex (in en); www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/by-size/size-to-distance-relationship.
:)
@@sunnysun2030 well yeah that's ofcourse also something to keep in mind, but that formula isn't used for required desk space but for size and resolution depending on the viewing distance (for immersion and eyestrain etc)
Heey! I got question, which size would be better for editing videos I mean by that using after effects program and of course for gaming too. I am unsure they dont have to much Price gap so which one?
I don’t suggest buying a curved monitor for video editing, I have heard from other professionals that it’s difficult to work on curved displays. If you still want a curved monitor I would suggest the 32”.
This is a major concern for me too. For gaming and creative video editing stuff I’m thinking 27” will be too small if curved. I wish there was an alternative for this model that is flat screen.
I’m used to playing on 27 inch I was debating if I should get da 32 inch monitor
What is that calibration thingy you put in front of the monitor and how do you calibrate a monitor?
It's a display cal which is what we use to test a range of different monitor scenarios!
Is 27 brighter then 32? It looks like that in video?
Sorry, is good for mac os? I have a mac studio?
i actually thought i was the only one having trouble understanding "some" lines he was sayin, as i was a non english born speaker..... until you read the comments below. but a very good review overall!
Why is your contrast only 2200:1 and 1800:1?? are you in HDR?
Guys, which one should I get? 32’ or 27”? Also should I shift to Acer predator x25? I will be using it 90% of the time for gaming (online and story driven games) help me! (Using a PS5)
32 inch, the curve will be more comfortable. I really don’t know why everyone gets the 27 inch 🤦
@@spazism8405 because the 27" is great and has a higher PPI..
@@DrakonR I don’t understand why tf everyone cares about Pixels and all of that stuff, like who cares honestly when it comes to gaming
@@spazism8405 because it determines picture quality..
@@spazism8405 because it looks better?
What difference between response time with G sync on or off
G sync is only usefull if you use a PC and a really strong grafics card. The main point of G sync is that u have 0 frame drops and no delay. Its a performance improvement Software from Nvidia =) BUT if you turned that off its not that big of a deal except if your a high end professional gamer.
Question: Does your video card have a more easy time with the 27" compared to the 32" right?
Since its less pixels and screensize stretched? I have a RTX 2080 TI, and a Ultrawide Alienware monitor atm 34" (120hz) , but i'm thinking of getting this 27" Samsung Odessey duo to the 240hz refresh rate and i'll be able to produce more FPS in my games.
Same amount of pixels just different pixel sizes.
How bright is HDR on this Monitor pls? I want HDR 10 Screen. Is it better than C49RG94SSU 32:9 (HDR10) I hesitate between this two monitors.
Check out Viktors reality, he goes in depth with HDR features, he has a samsung odyssey g7 Playlist
I want to upgrade from a 22inch monitor how big does the screens feel sitting at a desk and gaming just a few feet from the screen? To me 32 sounds massive to be that close for gaming
It’s too big, 27 is better plus you get the better pixel density.
27 inch is king
I am in the same situation as you, I have been looking at it for months and I was going to buy the dell 32 DGF, but thinking better and taking measurements of the supposed monitor comparing it with my 22 inches that I currently have, I think it would be too huge, since I I would be sitting at a distance of 80-90cm at most, and I would be rotating my view every 2x3, so I am almost certain that I will end up buying a 27, since it is still a large monitor
@@adrianalbacete11 I got a 27 inch with a desk depth of 60cm and it’s already massive for me, Get the 27 inch, better pixel density, thinner panel depth, less power draw, less problems.
@@CBGENESIS Thank you very much for the reply!! I think I will buy the Asus TUF Gaming VG27WQ, or the MSI Optix G27CQ4 (which is for 329 euros discounted on Amazon) or finally the AOC Monitor CQ27G2U / BK-27 but with a curvature of 1500R (which in my opinion is excessive for 27, ALL THESE monitors are 2k, which one would you choose?
What CPU/GPU were u using?
Is this better than Asus TUF gaming VG27AQ-J?
Is there an alternative (same specs as the G7) that is flat not curved?
Yes, much better. No alternative.
Damn the 32 are out of stock:( I can’t find one.
There is 1 on Amazon atm! :D
Pixel density is always an issue with bigger screens. stick to 27. if you have 80-90cm in between your eye and the screen, then you can consider 32.
@@screwdriver3 kid, no we’re going to go with the 32 inch bc it’s better 😆
you need to look at the camera when talking a bit more
Which one is better for comp. gaming 27 or 32
27'' for most people. 1440p 27'' has much better pixel density. 32'' 1440p has same pixel density than 24'' 1080p. Why to buy 1440p monitor if you end up with same pixel density than 1080p.
@@yesnoyeswait4306 how accuruate is this youre talking about im planning to get 32
@@christiancabrera5464 Very accurate. 32'' with 1440p has 93 pixel per inches, and 24'' full-hd has 92 pixel per inches, so its almost identical pixel density. You can check these from here: www.displayninja.com/what-is-pixel-density/
So i'd say 32'' might be too big for 1440p, but of course this depends how far you are gonna watch the screen.
Only information I get from here 32 inch how it's looks bigger infront of 27 inch, otherwise cluttered voice ruined it to borring.
Bro u still active? Do u know how to adjust the height of g7? Im afraid i might break it please help 😅
What application did you use to colour calibrate the monitor?
A display cal
WePC thank you 👍
i dont understand almost nothing in the way he talks, but thanks for the compare
Do this monitor have built in speakers?
@airport2000 no
no it doesn’t