SAMSUNG 32" Odyssey G55C Series QHD 1000R Curved Gaming Monitor, 1ms(MPRT), HDR10, 165Hz, AMD Radeon FreeSync, Eye Care, Glare Free, Sharp Resolution LS32CG550ENXZA

Easy to set up, good quality picture (very crisp), great value. This is a great monitor, a little more curved than my MSI monitor, but I still love it. Connection was easy, and there are lots of video quality settings (brightness, contrast, etc). The monitor on the left (pictured) is the Samsung.

Very happy with this monitor. I’m not a spec guy. Just like the size and clarity. Great for work or watching videos online.

This is a great monitor. I have had a lot of Samsung monitors and TVs over the years, and I have been completely happy with them. This is no exception. This is my first curved monitor. The picture quality (DP) is outstanding! Ditto the HDMI.Downsides: 1) the VESA holes are in a weird place (I'd say about 1/4 of the way down), so mounting it has been an issue--bottom line, go for a taller arm. 2) it would be nice if it had more inputs. There are only two (DP and HDMI), so you're limited for inputs; 2 of each would have been nice. 3) The plugs for the cables are a bit difficult to get in, but how often do you unplug them? If that's important to you, then you should know that. That's it. Everything else was a great value for the money.Do note that I'm not a gamer. I cannot comment on that aspect. No flickering and the brightness is great.

Great Monitor, love to give it five stars except for the non-standard VESA mount. The VESA mount plate just won't work with out major modification, or a adapter bracket that slots into were the stand is connected. Then there is the fact that the cheapest adapter on amazon is on sale for just slightly less than half of what I paid for my dual arm stand. I'm not a monitor expert so I can't speak to any technical aspects, but I can tell you I love it . Its crisp and the details with full ray tracing look amazing. Got one for the wife as well She's got a 9070xt GPU and I'm running a RTX3080 and this monitor does them full justice as far as my eyes can tell.Update: I was going to just live with the stand for this thing...Thing is my desk faces an open room, with dogs, Cats and grand kid the potential for my monitor to fall of the desk was too great. So first I was going to buy an adapter but wouldn't you know, I can't find one. Samsung can't even manage to have the same VESA mounts on their own monitors. So pictured is my own adapter, No problem, just a drill, jigsaw, circular saw, some spare long VESA screws, wood screws, and a piece of reclaimed 3/4 inch plywood and a bit of foam padding (for spacing just a little insurance that the wood screws wouldn't get though to the monitor) Tempted to drop the rating to 3 stars but I really like the graphics on this thing. Would I buy it again...Not sure, I love Samsung products but I don't want to go though this little adventure again.

Amazing monitor. It has been one of the best monitors I have ever owned. The curve is perfect and the resolution is perfect for what I use it for. I cannot recommend this monitor enough.

Monitor with deep blacks and a great looking display, once you have it configured correctly...If you buy one of these monitors there are some things you need to know:- The controls are on the bottom surface of the monitor, in the middle. They are hard to see with the monitor upright, and you will need to use them to get the monitor setup correctly. It will not autodetect things like which input port you are using, and it may not get the refresh rate correct.- The monitor will complain when you switch it on if it thinks the configuration of either the monitor or the computer is not correct (especially with Macs). You have to dismiss this message using the controls mentioned above. Fortunately it goes away after a number of power cycles.- The surround looks "budget"All of this said, it is a very nice monitor for the price. I can't fault the value for money.

Terribly blurry. Clearly something has gone wrong with this one. There is some terrible artifacting going on with however the screen is trying to render curved or sloped features, and trying to read through these visual defects with this screen was giving me a bad headache fast. White and dark bands would run through any curved text, for example, it was really ugly if there was a lot of text on the screen. I think there is some issue with how the monitor tries to smooth out objects at the pixel level, because the issue appeared most prominently on text or other visual features that were curved or sloped at any angles other than 0 and 90. Issue was apparent on any refresh rate, at the native resolution or any other. Google suggests Samsung had this issue with some of their monitors in 2021 as well.Tried replacing cables (HDMI and DisplayPort), tried factory reset, tried a firmware update, tried disabling all the monitor-level visual features, chatted with Samsung support, nothing resolved this issue. Pity, because it was on a good sale for Prime Day weekend, and my experience with Samsung is usually decent. Returning it, back to my old screen (which doesn't suffer the same issue at the same native resolution) until I can find a replacement that's satisfactory. Maybe it's a widespread issue, maybe I just got a lemon, but it seems this is a historical issue with Samsung monitors.Picture shows the white (and dark) bands running horizontally through the text. Really gets hard to read on size 12 fonts in a text block, like you'd see in a Word Document, Instruction Manual, or even an Amazon Store page.

Nice monitor for the price I would definitely buy this for a third monitor. The quality is nice, picture looks amazing and the refresh / response time are perfect. I’ve used this on my PC, Xbox and PS5.