Hopefully the contrast/saturation can be tweaked in HDR mode - crushed blacks aren't good! Elden Ring is beautiful in HDR, but if you have crushed blacks then you lose a lot of atmosphere! There are pitch black areas (caves) that you do need a torch to light up, but there's lots of dark areas where you should still be able to see detail! The starting room is a good example, tweak your settings so you can make out the furniture etc. For Elden Ring I found the best result by far was to turn OFF in-game HDR and use SpecialK for HDR. I do this for most games. Actually for Elden Ring specifically I use SweetFX as it's required for a DLSS mod. Elden Ring looks stunning in HDR, but you need to put some time into tweaking it. Looked fantastic on my HDR400 monitor with no FALD. My G7 should come tomorrow - looking forward to see how it stacks up, hoping it's a big improvement :)
@@jtothebone4151 It's a great monitor. I didn't notice any motion blur when gaming in 4k HDR on the PS5 and PC, it's very smooth! The contrast is outstanding because it has a VA panel and the great local dimming feature and HDR enhances it even further. It's obviously not as good as an Oled but it's pretty damn close. This is one of the main reasons I decided to buy the G7, I believe it has a 1 million-1 contrast ratio with local dimming enabled. IPS panels have bad contrast and that isn't my cup of tea, it's good for gaming but dark scenes in games/movies look really bad. The G7 in dark scenes looks great and you don't lose out on any detail, the blacks are very dark and don't look grey The colors look great, the quantum dot display combined with HDR 2000 and high contrast ratio really makes colors pop and it makes bright hilights really stand out. I'll admit that the colors don't look as good as my oled TV but it still looks fantastic. My panel withoit color calibration looked a bit too reddish but after calibration it looks perfect People over exaggerate the blooming issue on this monitor, it's barely noticable, the only people that moan about blooming have OCD or something, it really isn't that distracting, the only downside is the viewing angles aren't the greatest but I expected it to be a lot worse because of all the reviews I read, it's quite decent for such an aggressive curve. Overall it's a great monitor all around, perfect for gaming in 4k and multimedia but I obviously wouldn't recomenned it for editing and doing professional work because of the curve, this is strictly for gaming and consuming content. I would say it's a bit pricey for £860 and I got it on sale, it costs 1100 now, I'm not sure if it's worth it for that price, but I won't be sending it back because I'm very happy with it. Sorry for the late reply, I had RUclips notifications off for some reason haha.
Thanks for a great review and comparison. I narrowed down to these two and purchased LG actually before I had a chance to find and see you video. >Went with LG since it is flat which is better for when I use for web browsing or productivity. >Gaming seems they are both quite good. >I don't get the purpose of curved for 32 inch. If was 34+ inches maybe would be good to make it curved.
I just bought this monitor for xmas, upgrading from the 1440p g7... was using it for 1440p 120fps... cant wait to use 4k! gtreat review... I bought my old G7 after your review on that years ago as well. Keep up the good work
Why does this monitor have so many bad reviews? People say that it flickers, it has text fringing, the brightness is low, it has blooming in hdr content. I haven't encountered any problems with it so far.
I finally managed to fine tune my Neo G7 settings just right and BTW holy crap HDR gaming looks as good as our guy here described it. However, my main problem is how to make productivity/work look good as well. Here are my settings, maybe they'll help someone. No fancy calibration gear, just my Apple M1 Pro XDR screen to compare it to, and my eyes. Color profile from RTINGS review of Neo G7. Adaptive Synch: On Black Equaliser: 10 Brightness: 65 Contrast: 75 Sharpness: 60 Contrast Enhancer: On Color: Normal, Gamma Mode 3, Saturation 60 Local Dimming: Auto Adjust brightness according to your lighting, but this worked the best for my environment. For HDR gaming you turn it on in Windows first, and brightness on monitor shoots up to 100 by itself. Some games, like Mass Effect Legendary Edition, even turn on the Windows HDR themselves.
Love it! I will test the settings and see how they turn out. I will be posting mine tonight as well. The productivity is not as great, I agree. I will admit I am still using my GQ950 for editing at the moment. It is better, but I am sure there is a middle ground somewhere.
The rtings profile - that worked for that particular panel and whatever firmware it had. I would advise against using it. It is only making things worse. You want to select custom color profile within the Color menu. That is the factory calibrated profile. Which is uploaded into your monitor default. That is made for Mode 1. Rest of your settings are correct. Brightness being personal preference. Also STANDARD is the best setting for motion blur vs overshoot. Faster will show some overshoot.
@@CellarDoorCS I'm planning to get this neo g7 for gaming and judging from the reviews, it's a bang for the buck. Almost every review agrees on its stunning HDR capabilities and deep blacks however, gaming aside, I also want this monitor for video editing but I am reallyy sceptical about its color accuracy given how boosted and contrasty they are and getting a calibrator is another 200 bucks so I'm really confused if it's worth it.. I'd really appreciate if you could give me some leads on color accuracy
I think I'm going to pick one up. I know Samsung has QC issues, But so do all other companies. I've had my eye on this monitor for a while, But kept telling myself to wait. There is always going to be new and better tech, So no reason to keep waiting. Thank you for helping me make a decision 😄
I decided to listen to you and ordered my G7 neo today morning. It is in transit and I will receive it in a few days shipped by Samsung directly. Can't wait to pair this bad boy with my Series x-- Appreciate your efforts and content mate. Keep up the good work. We all love you from our hearts. Could you please also post a video for xbox series x and neo g7 calibration and best settings? Appreciate it mate.
Yeah, I will absolutely add that to my list of upcoming videos. I have a few in queue at the moment. I appreciate the kind words and good luck with the setup and gaming!
My only question is why do all the monitors with perfect specs for me have to have a curved screen. Don't these companies use surveys? This would be perfect if it was flat especially since I want a 32" qled rather than oled or I'd take a qd oled if I can't get a qled
There is a monitor from INNOCN on Amazon right now, The 32M2V it has the same amount of dimming zones as the Samsung, but it's IPS. I think the Curve is fine for gaming and watching content. It can be a bit annoying for productivity though.
It's curve because is a VA panel. If they make it flat the color would turn grey at the edges and the glow affect appers like in 3:20. VA panels have problems with viewing angles.
Thanks for your review. I was interested getting two of these to replace two Dell 27" U2715H monitors but I was concerned about productivity work which I need but it looks like these are not the best option. I guess I keep what I have for now.
For productivity avoid the curved monitor. I went with LG since i will do about 50:50 gaming vs productivity so I think LP is a better balance. I also like LG has speakers built in.
I bought one from Amazon. It had a bunch of dead pixels in the top right. I had to return it. Wonder if I should try again. Samsung QC seems to be a problem.
New to your channel, so what is your suggestion on 4K monitors? I have a 4090 and I’m currently using a LG C1 but I want more refresh rate and still have 4K. With your expertise, what would be the best 4K monitor I should get!?
This video you are watching is definitely a top pick for me. It falls short in some areas, like viewing angles. But with 165hz and great HDR it is really hard to beat. You might also check out the GQ950 from LG.
Why are they not working on a QLED 43 inch 4k hdr 144hz 1ms response time gsync compatible monitor? Hopefully in the IPS variety instead of VGA to avoid ghosting or reverse ghosting
Hey thanks for the question. If it's against the neo G7, the neo wins for sure. If you're looking at the standard G7, I could go either way. They were both fantastic all around monitors. Accurate and color and solid productivity monitors as well. But the neo just takes that to another level.
@@BainCustom Hi, thanks a lot for quick response. I wanna know a opinion about base G7 and Artymis. Im glad, theyre same. I ordered MSI, almost imposible to found G7 at stock. I primarily play on PS5 (Warzone 2 and other AAA games).
With adaptive sync on ot automatically controls the greed out settings, so none of what you said matters..., with adaptive sync on all you need to do under system on the monitors osd turn on vrr and no more flicker.. fixed
That is exactly what I said. Did you even watch the video or just complain at the first available point? BTW the website is an accurate website for testing. They are one in the same.
@@BainCustom no what you said is turn off adaptive sync change the settings and turn it back on, there is no point in doing that is what I'm getting at, its automatic adjustments within adaptive sync so your just wasting your own time doing that cause it makes no difference thats why it is greyed out
I guess it depends on what you do. The Neo G7 is a solid gaming monitor, one of the best out there right now. But for productivity, work, editing work. It just doesn't give the same benefit of an ultrawide or flat panel.
cant decide if i should go for ips flat(144hz) or va curved(165) its for ps5 mainly the hz difference wont matter, i have a msi mag342 ultra wide rn and im used to curves, reason for upgrading is mainly the 2.1hdmi and 4k and prefer having a little more space on my desk by getting rid of the ultra-wide. Thanks for the video!
I'm using both right now side by side and text on both is great, even in dark mode on github. The neo G7 just has more adjustment options for fine tuning like our guy said in the vid. I'm leaning more towards the neo G7 right now for both gaming and productivity tbh. Just really liking the curve for split screen side by side productivity.. more so than I ever thought I would. Don't mind it while gaming neither. Neo G7 all day everyday, unless you hate the curve. Which apparently a lot of ppl do 🤷
@@R.I.P_clan haha ya I figured its a deal breaker for lots of people. I was hesitant too because of what people were saying, but trying it first hand, it's grown on me. Prefer it actually. Def polarizing in any case, you'll either hate it, love it, or on rare occasion, maybe be indifferent 🤷
@@seifbuys yeah I've only observed curved screens in stores impressions are always jarring but maybe if I brought one home I'd probably start to like it but it'd probably have to be 27"
@@R.I.P_clan Ya that's a good point, I had never seen any 16:9 curved monitors in person outside of when i bought this monitor, just on youtube vids so had no idea.
I am between the Samsung neo g7 and the lg 32gq950 I am very interested in playing and browsing a bit in Windows ... my focus is more shooter and have some HDR although the HDR in Windows still feels a bit unstable. but if I wanted a screen with excellent brightness and screen color and no concern of damage ... I appreciate your advice
It is a tough call. The GQ950 does really lend itself to productivity and regular desktop work. But the Neo G7 is far better HDR and as good if not better gaming specs than the GQ950. I think the Neo G7 wins overall, but you have to love the curve and imo not need the productivity benefit of a flat panel TV.
When they're similar in price, the neo g7 easily wins. It has a much stronger HDR implementation, AND it has a slightly faster response time, and higher refresh rate. That said, if you can't tolerate the curve, it won't be for you.
I just got the Neo G7 and it's all about the curve. If you like this aggressive and weird curve or can at least tolerate it, the Neo G7 is the one to get. If you are just browsing and playing on this monitor, the Neo G7 would be a better choice. The curve is OK for majority of games except strategy games which can look slightly weird, but even then it's not a big deal.
@@armen1136 Unfortunately, one pixel in a corner developed a reddish tint already, but it’s not noticeable unless you know where to look. Everything else works great so I think I’m going to keep it.
I'd recommend it for consoles. I mainly game on consoles and it's amazing for that. Just starting playing the Dead Space Remake and the image looks fantastic.
IDK if it is much of a comparison between a $3k monitor and a $1.3K monitor. Of course I am going to lean Asus on this one. But I have no idea if it is worth the price.
Are two neo g7 a good choice for a dual monitor setup or do you think i should stick with flat panels? Definetly for a gaming use nearly no work at all.
I just got the Neo and I don't think the Neo G7 is a good 2-monitor setup choice, considering poor viewing angles, which otherwise aren't a problem in a single monitor setup.
Although it doesn't offer 4k, a single G9 would be better than the G7. The productivity and viewing angles are not great for two side by side. Straight on it's great. But turn it to the side and you will pull your hair out.
@Shailendra ....and if we're being honest, my entire pc setup is worth over 20K. You should know it's retarded to list how much your setup is worth online without being asked, it means nothing & you just come off as a jackass looking for attention & validity. There's always a bigger fish out there. That was the point of my post. Just saying...
guys plz help me. i have problem with eyes . I have now 2 monitors one of them is VA panel 32 inch 1080 fhd , second IPS panel 27 inch 4k , both samsung both 60 hz . but ihave problem on IPS panel dont know why . im playng poker online , im not gamer but stil need more hz monitors and thinking on g7 neo ... i need minimum 144 hz monitor with 4k and What other monitors can be bought? p.s i can buy 1 monitor 32 inch or 2 same monitors 27 inch .
Hi Can someone drop the spec to build a mid range gaming cpu which is compatible with this monitor in the video? Newbie to building a gaming pc here ...so need a little help
Mid range, AM4 motherboard for AMD cpu (any that's in your price range) CPU Ryzen 7 5800x3d, PSU unit depends on what GPU you get get one that's at least 250 more watts then you need , GPU wouldn't go lower then a one with at least 12 gig vram , ramm 32-64 gigs 16 CL 3600mhz, SSD any 1-2tb Nvme m.2 get two of them . PC builder has a lot of good videos for PC builds just look up his 5800x3d budget builds for a good price onid range builds .
Pretty sure he's on about the monitor itself shaking in it's stand - it's just due to the design of the stand. Very obvious at the start of the vid where arm movements 25cm+ away were causing very visible shaking lol. I tend to put the stands aside and use a monitor arm - even if the stand is good and solid they tend to annoy me when repositioning my keyboard or even monitor, just so much nicer using an arm, which should remove this shake too.
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Hopefully the contrast/saturation can be tweaked in HDR mode - crushed blacks aren't good! Elden Ring is beautiful in HDR, but if you have crushed blacks then you lose a lot of atmosphere! There are pitch black areas (caves) that you do need a torch to light up, but there's lots of dark areas where you should still be able to see detail! The starting room is a good example, tweak your settings so you can make out the furniture etc. For Elden Ring I found the best result by far was to turn OFF in-game HDR and use SpecialK for HDR. I do this for most games. Actually for Elden Ring specifically I use SweetFX as it's required for a DLSS mod. Elden Ring looks stunning in HDR, but you need to put some time into tweaking it. Looked fantastic on my HDR400 monitor with no FALD. My G7 should come tomorrow - looking forward to see how it stacks up, hoping it's a big improvement :)
I just ordered it thanks to you!
I'm expecting this to blow me away because I'm upgrading from an old 1080p 24 inch display with no HDR support lol!
How did it go? Has it blown you away??
@@jtothebone4151 No response 🤣🤣
@@jtothebone4151 It's a great monitor.
I didn't notice any motion blur when gaming in 4k HDR on the PS5 and PC, it's very smooth!
The contrast is outstanding because it has a VA panel and the great local dimming feature and HDR enhances it even further. It's obviously not as good as an Oled but it's pretty damn close. This is one of the main reasons I decided to buy the G7, I believe it has a 1 million-1 contrast ratio with local dimming enabled. IPS panels have bad contrast and that isn't my cup of tea, it's good for gaming but dark scenes in games/movies look really bad. The G7 in dark scenes looks great and you don't lose out on any detail, the blacks are very dark and don't look grey
The colors look great, the quantum dot display combined with HDR 2000 and high contrast ratio really makes colors pop and it makes bright hilights really stand out. I'll admit that the colors don't look as good as my oled TV but it still looks fantastic. My panel withoit color calibration looked a bit too reddish but after calibration it looks perfect
People over exaggerate the blooming issue on this monitor, it's barely noticable, the only people that moan about blooming have OCD or something, it really isn't that distracting, the only downside is the viewing angles aren't the greatest but I expected it to be a lot worse because of all the reviews I read, it's quite decent for such an aggressive curve.
Overall it's a great monitor all around, perfect for gaming in 4k and multimedia but I obviously wouldn't recomenned it for editing and doing professional work because of the curve, this is strictly for gaming and consuming content. I would say it's a bit pricey for £860 and I got it on sale, it costs 1100 now, I'm not sure if it's worth it for that price, but I won't be sending it back because I'm very happy with it.
Sorry for the late reply, I had RUclips notifications off for some reason haha.
The dark area complaints can easily be fixed with black equalizer settings! That's what it's there for.
Thanks for a great review and comparison. I narrowed down to these two and purchased LG actually before I had a chance to find and see you video.
>Went with LG since it is flat which is better for when I use for web browsing or productivity.
>Gaming seems they are both quite good.
>I don't get the purpose of curved for 32 inch. If was 34+ inches maybe would be good to make it curved.
They have to do curved because of VA panel. Yes LG is better for most
I just bought this monitor for xmas, upgrading from the 1440p g7... was using it for 1440p 120fps... cant wait to use 4k! gtreat review... I bought my old G7 after your review on that years ago as well. Keep up the good work
How are you getting on with the monitor?
That well huh! lol
@@madhaze0126 very good mate sorry. Colours popping now need better games 😂
😆 Good to know , thanks mate@@manlikebrazz5932
Great monitor. Have mine for 6 months now. Just looking to upgrade my gpu to a 7900 xt next
Why does this monitor have so many bad reviews? People say that it flickers, it has text fringing, the brightness is low, it has blooming in hdr content.
I haven't encountered any problems with it so far.
I finally managed to fine tune my Neo G7 settings just right and BTW holy crap HDR gaming looks as good as our guy here described it. However, my main problem is how to make productivity/work look good as well. Here are my settings, maybe they'll help someone. No fancy calibration gear, just my Apple M1 Pro XDR screen to compare it to, and my eyes.
Color profile from RTINGS review of Neo G7.
Adaptive Synch: On
Black Equaliser: 10
Brightness: 65
Contrast: 75
Sharpness: 60
Contrast Enhancer: On
Color: Normal, Gamma Mode 3, Saturation 60
Local Dimming: Auto
Adjust brightness according to your lighting, but this worked the best for my environment.
For HDR gaming you turn it on in Windows first, and brightness on monitor shoots up to 100 by itself. Some games, like Mass Effect Legendary Edition, even turn on the Windows HDR themselves.
Love it! I will test the settings and see how they turn out. I will be posting mine tonight as well. The productivity is not as great, I agree. I will admit I am still using my GQ950 for editing at the moment. It is better, but I am sure there is a middle ground somewhere.
The rtings profile - that worked for that particular panel and whatever firmware it had. I would advise against using it. It is only making things worse.
You want to select custom color profile within the Color menu. That is the factory calibrated profile. Which is uploaded into your monitor default. That is made for Mode 1.
Rest of your settings are correct. Brightness being personal preference. Also STANDARD is the best setting for motion blur vs overshoot. Faster will show some overshoot.
@@CellarDoorCS I'm planning to get this neo g7 for gaming and judging from the reviews, it's a bang for the buck. Almost every review agrees on its stunning HDR capabilities and deep blacks however, gaming aside, I also want this monitor for video editing but I am reallyy sceptical about its color accuracy given how boosted and contrasty they are and getting a calibrator is another 200 bucks so I'm really confused if it's worth it.. I'd really appreciate if you could give me some leads on color accuracy
I think I'm going to pick one up. I know Samsung has QC issues, But so do all other companies. I've had my eye on this monitor for a while, But kept telling myself to wait. There is always going to be new and better tech, So no reason to keep waiting. Thank you for helping me make a decision 😄
Samsung products invented QA issues, so many of their products have serious issues that take months for them to address and fix.
The good news is that I have been using this monitor for at least 2 months now and no issues yet. Good luck and GG's!
I'll buy it on Monday... Thanks to confirm that heavy choice 😁
Nice! Good choice, I know you will love it.
I decided to listen to you and ordered my G7 neo today morning. It is in transit and I will receive it in a few days shipped by Samsung directly. Can't wait to pair this bad boy with my Series x-- Appreciate your efforts and content mate. Keep up the good work. We all love you from our hearts. Could you please also post a video for xbox series x and neo g7 calibration and best settings? Appreciate it mate.
Yeah, I will absolutely add that to my list of upcoming videos. I have a few in queue at the moment. I appreciate the kind words and good luck with the setup and gaming!
9 months later. How is the monitor?
@@SlimImpossible it's awesome especially HDR. black is black
@@123kssj Yea the neo g7 is clean and imo pretty close to OLED as it gets
@@SlimImpossible yes really good. No lags. HDR is amazing. Blacks look black no greyish effect. 4K quality is amazing. Highly recommend.
This looks like a great display. I just wish it didn't have the curve. I'd buy it right now if it was flat.
My only question is why do all the monitors with perfect specs for me have to have a curved screen.
Don't these companies use surveys?
This would be perfect if it was flat especially since I want a 32" qled rather than oled or I'd take a qd oled if I can't get a qled
I agree I would rather have a flat monitor
It will be nice to see a flat panel qd OLED next year. The curved thing is unique. I am indifferent at this point.
There is a monitor from INNOCN on Amazon right now, The 32M2V it has the same amount of dimming zones as the Samsung, but it's IPS. I think the Curve is fine for gaming and watching content. It can be a bit annoying for productivity though.
It's curve because is a VA panel. If they make it flat the color would turn grey at the edges and the glow affect appers like in 3:20. VA panels have problems with viewing angles.
I m curious what gaming picture is more beautiful between Neo G7, G8 and Neo G9... what do you think?
Thanks for your review. I was interested getting two of these to replace two Dell 27" U2715H monitors but I was concerned about productivity work which I need but it looks like these are not the best option. I guess I keep what I have for now.
For productivity avoid the curved monitor. I went with LG since i will do about 50:50 gaming vs productivity so I think LP is a better balance. I also like LG has speakers built in.
I really wish it was flat. This curvature for business other than gaming could bother me a lot.
I agree. I do hope they work on making a better curved for viewing angles or get a flat panel with the same performance.
1000r is to much for office
Just bought mine. $849 on sale at Samsung and an additional 5% off for using Shop Samsung app brought it down to $807. Couldn't pass it up!
I dont care about speakers on a monitor unless its apple, they are usually hot garbage and a waste of money.
I bought one from Amazon. It had a bunch of dead pixels in the top right. I had to return it. Wonder if I should try again. Samsung QC seems to be a problem.
Every company has QC problems. It is definitely worth another shot, great monitor by all means.
@TechCessory my C2 is showing up today. If I feel like it is too big, I'll give this another go.
Just had this happen to me, maybe like 2 or 3 pixels…I might try again
@@BainCustom do you recommend it for casual use, mainly for work and productivity.
I bought mine directly from Samsung and it arrived in perfect condition, thank god.
New to your channel, so what is your suggestion on 4K monitors? I have a 4090 and I’m currently using a LG C1 but I want more refresh rate and still have 4K. With your expertise, what would be the best 4K monitor I should get!?
This video you are watching is definitely a top pick for me. It falls short in some areas, like viewing angles. But with 165hz and great HDR it is really hard to beat. You might also check out the GQ950 from LG.
You mention black crush but doesn’t the black equalizer fix that?
What kind of glasses do you have on there
I forget the brand. A pair of gaming glasses though. I'll find them and post it in the video description.
Why are they not working on a QLED 43 inch 4k hdr 144hz 1ms response time gsync compatible monitor? Hopefully in the IPS variety instead of VGA to avoid ghosting or reverse ghosting
Ciao, nice review! I got a question about another "solid" VA curved panel, which you reviewed year or two ago. How MSI Artymis 323CQR hold against G7?
Hey thanks for the question. If it's against the neo G7, the neo wins for sure. If you're looking at the standard G7, I could go either way. They were both fantastic all around monitors. Accurate and color and solid productivity monitors as well. But the neo just takes that to another level.
@@BainCustom Hi, thanks a lot for quick response. I wanna know a opinion about base G7 and Artymis. Im glad, theyre same. I ordered MSI, almost imposible to found G7 at stock. I primarily play on PS5 (Warzone 2 and other AAA games).
Dude i like your shades, tell me which brand it is if you dont mind,thnks
Hello could you please share your settings for the Neo G7? Thanks
With adaptive sync on ot automatically controls the greed out settings, so none of what you said matters..., with adaptive sync on all you need to do under system on the monitors osd turn on vrr and no more flicker.. fixed
That is exactly what I said. Did you even watch the video or just complain at the first available point? BTW the website is an accurate website for testing. They are one in the same.
@@BainCustom no what you said is turn off adaptive sync change the settings and turn it back on, there is no point in doing that is what I'm getting at, its automatic adjustments within adaptive sync so your just wasting your own time doing that cause it makes no difference thats why it is greyed out
@@dnsean03 Correct
Great video, can you please send me the best least lag for fps settings for Cod MW2 i have this monitor too. Xbox S/X settings. too please.
cant decide between this, the qd oled alienware or just wait for the asus oled 240hz and hope its bright enough.
I guess it depends on what you do. The Neo G7 is a solid gaming monitor, one of the best out there right now. But for productivity, work, editing work. It just doesn't give the same benefit of an ultrawide or flat panel.
the other 2 are 1440p so not really a good comparison
cant decide if i should go for ips flat(144hz) or va curved(165) its for ps5 mainly the hz difference wont matter, i have a msi mag342 ultra wide rn and im used to curves, reason for upgrading is mainly the 2.1hdmi and 4k and prefer having a little more space on my desk by getting rid of the ultra-wide. Thanks for the video!
What you end up doing ?
@@unforgivablehd532 acer predator xb323qknv
Compared to the LG 32GQ950-B, how is the Neo G7 for productivity like coding? How does the text looks like in dark-mode? Any issues?
I'm using both right now side by side and text on both is great, even in dark mode on github. The neo G7 just has more adjustment options for fine tuning like our guy said in the vid. I'm leaning more towards the neo G7 right now for both gaming and productivity tbh. Just really liking the curve for split screen side by side productivity.. more so than I ever thought I would. Don't mind it while gaming neither. Neo G7 all day everyday, unless you hate the curve. Which apparently a lot of ppl do 🤷
I wanna get the 32gq950 whenever it comes back in stock I don't want no curved screen 🤢🤮
@@R.I.P_clan haha ya I figured its a deal breaker for lots of people. I was hesitant too because of what people were saying, but trying it first hand, it's grown on me. Prefer it actually. Def polarizing in any case, you'll either hate it, love it, or on rare occasion, maybe be indifferent 🤷
@@seifbuys yeah I've only observed curved screens in stores impressions are always jarring but maybe if I brought one home I'd probably start to like it but it'd probably have to be 27"
@@R.I.P_clan Ya that's a good point, I had never seen any 16:9 curved monitors in person outside of when i bought this monitor, just on youtube vids so had no idea.
What’s the best 4kmonitor you recommend for ps5? Doesn’t matter the price
I am between the Samsung neo g7 and the lg 32gq950 I am very interested in playing and browsing a bit in Windows ... my focus is more shooter and have some HDR although the HDR in Windows still feels a bit unstable. but if I wanted a screen with excellent brightness and screen color and no concern of damage ... I appreciate your advice
It is a tough call. The GQ950 does really lend itself to productivity and regular desktop work. But the Neo G7 is far better HDR and as good if not better gaming specs than the GQ950. I think the Neo G7 wins overall, but you have to love the curve and imo not need the productivity benefit of a flat panel TV.
When they're similar in price, the neo g7 easily wins. It has a much stronger HDR implementation, AND it has a slightly faster response time, and higher refresh rate. That said, if you can't tolerate the curve, it won't be for you.
I just got the Neo G7 and it's all about the curve. If you like this aggressive and weird curve or can at least tolerate it, the Neo G7 is the one to get. If you are just browsing and playing on this monitor, the Neo G7 would be a better choice. The curve is OK for majority of games except strategy games which can look slightly weird, but even then it's not a big deal.
@@crankytec Any issues with the monitor so far? I'm curious to try it out but worried about Samsung's quality control.
@@armen1136 Unfortunately, one pixel in a corner developed a reddish tint already, but it’s not noticeable unless you know where to look. Everything else works great so I think I’m going to keep it.
Would you recommend for console? I’ve been debating going 4k but I’ve heard some say not worth it for console
I would agree with most people most of the time. If you also pc game or just have the money, it's a nice monitor to have though.
I'd recommend it for consoles. I mainly game on consoles and it's amazing for that. Just starting playing the Dead Space Remake and the image looks fantastic.
I’d recommend the g7 for console not the g8
@@W1Z_38why
This or the PG32UQX. Thoughts? Maybe even a review of Acer's offering perhaps?
IDK if it is much of a comparison between a $3k monitor and a $1.3K monitor. Of course I am going to lean Asus on this one. But I have no idea if it is worth the price.
@@BainCustom Hey, just saw your reply. Thank you so much for your time & have a great day sir! 😊
About to get this
Are two neo g7 a good choice for a dual monitor setup or do you think i should stick with flat panels? Definetly for a gaming use nearly no work at all.
I just got the Neo and I don't think the Neo G7 is a good 2-monitor setup choice, considering poor viewing angles, which otherwise aren't a problem in a single monitor setup.
Although it doesn't offer 4k, a single G9 would be better than the G7. The productivity and viewing angles are not great for two side by side. Straight on it's great. But turn it to the side and you will pull your hair out.
What’s is like for coding and productivity?
IPS panels are much better for that
@@jeffersonmp4 what is oled like for coding?
Hi what is better for ps5 this or the lg 32gq950
It would be great if you response
I have this monitor it's my baby I have one word... aquaman 4k ... that's HDR
it's not correct test of ufo. check their instruction how to shoot.
I have this in my 6000$ setup❤
I have this in my 6001$ setup❤
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Lol you are late I upgraded my setup to 7,700 $
@Shailendra ....and if we're being honest, my entire pc setup is worth over 20K. You should know it's retarded to list how much your setup is worth online without being asked, it means nothing & you just come off as a jackass looking for attention & validity. There's always a bigger fish out there. That was the point of my post. Just saying...
@@GamerProDev I have this in my 7,701$ setup ❤
@@Jbellma54 oh really? Let me put my 2$ pillow on my chair😂
I got this monitor in New year, but I can't get 120hz on ps5 (God of war ragnarok) I don't know what's wrong. 🙉
Not 100% sure. Maybe try to change the input setting to AV instead of PC. That was the issue for the G70A.
@@BainCustom thanks I didn't think about that, could you please make a video (best picture sitting Neo G7) appreciate 👍👍❤️
@@vahidaria3510 make sure your using an hdmi 2.1 cable not 2.0
guys plz help me. i have problem with eyes . I have now 2 monitors one of them is VA panel 32 inch 1080 fhd , second IPS panel 27 inch 4k , both samsung both 60 hz . but ihave problem on IPS panel dont know why . im playng poker online , im not gamer but stil need more hz monitors and thinking on g7 neo ... i need minimum 144 hz monitor with 4k and What other monitors can be bought? p.s i can buy 1 monitor 32 inch or 2 same monitors 27 inch .
Must be a Good Monitor if your hair has that sleeky Glow..
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Hi
Can someone drop the spec to build a mid range gaming cpu which is compatible with this monitor in the video?
Newbie to building a gaming pc here ...so need a little help
Mid range, AM4 motherboard for AMD cpu (any that's in your price range) CPU Ryzen 7 5800x3d, PSU unit depends on what GPU you get get one that's at least 250 more watts then you need , GPU wouldn't go lower then a one with at least 12 gig vram , ramm 32-64 gigs 16 CL 3600mhz, SSD any 1-2tb Nvme m.2 get two of them . PC builder has a lot of good videos for PC builds just look up his 5800x3d budget builds for a good price onid range builds .
Who tf doesn't sit straight in front of a curved monitor. Seems to defeat the purpose of the curved monitor..
Should I upgrade from OG G7 to the Neo G7 ?
No
First. Hola desde Venezuela!
Love it
Why is the monitor shaking so much?
Will you time stamp it?
6:19 flickering?
Pretty sure he's on about the monitor itself shaking in it's stand - it's just due to the design of the stand. Very obvious at the start of the vid where arm movements 25cm+ away were causing very visible shaking lol. I tend to put the stands aside and use a monitor arm - even if the stand is good and solid they tend to annoy me when repositioning my keyboard or even monitor, just so much nicer using an arm, which should remove this shake too.
new bad boy , omg
It is indeed
What mouse is that man
Might be the Glorious Model O or the Razer Viper Mini.
Your not even using the actual ufo test website... really...
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@@BainCustom or did u pre record and use that footage?
Shoot content about a 4k monitor in FULL hd image Who are you? And don't even try to answer me. I don't understand who you are
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samsung has the best monitors too bad their all curved ….. if only samsung made some 27inch non curved monitors …:
Dead is you camera not monitor