WORLD’S 1ST DUAL UHD MONITOR: 57″ DUHD resolution brings you a display as wide as 2 UHD monitors with incredibly detailed, pin-sharp images and a wide field of view; See more of the action and play with conviction, knowing you won’t miss a thing
WRAP YOURSELF IN ADVENTURE: Experience the next level of heart-pounding gaming with even more intensity as the vivid scenes wrap around you
240HZ & 1ms (GTG) w/ DP 2.1 INPUT: 240Hz refresh rate reduces lag; 1ms (GTG) response time and minimized ghosting enables you to game with precision; All new DisplayPort 2.1 support provides the same blazing performance in DUHD with variable refresh rates*
AMD FREESYNC PREMIUM PRO: Hyper-fast action made seamless; Complex and fast-moving game scenes are projected smoothly and stutter-free with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro** to power your competitive edge
QUANTUM MATRIX TECHNOLOGY: Revolutionary Quantum Matrix Technology w/ Quantum Mini LEDs creates controlled brightness and improved contrast; 2,392 local dimming zones combine w/ the highest 12-bit black levels to create unmatched picture quality
VESA DISPLAYHDR 1000: 1,000 nit peak brightness and 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio enable enhanced color expression and depth; Spot enemies hiding in dark corners, giving you the competitive edge needed for a win
YOUR STATION YOUR WAY: Tap into a multitude of input options; DisplayPort 2.1, HDMI 2.1 and USB Hub let you hook up to your favorite devices to easily and conveniently elevate your game with no mess
CORESYNC & CORE LIGHTING+: With CoreSync technology, the game’s on-screen colors are projected into your real world to further immerse you into the setting; New Core Lighting+ adds amazing color to your set-up for an instant vibe shift
ERGONOMIC STAND: Find your winning position; Swivel, tilt, and adjust the height until you’re set up for victory; Fully compatible with VESA-standard monitor arms, the screen can be moved effortlessly to your ideal position
PICTURE-BY-PICTURE: Game, watch, chat—all at the same time; With PBP, view video from two sources simultaneously in their native resolution; Use PIP to resize the second source on up to 25% of the screen
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Oliver Khan –
If you are looking for a monitor for productivity/working and gaming, this is unequivocally without hyperbole the best monitor that you can buy, and for a great price. I purchased it recently and have nothing about amazing things to say. The size of this thing is so perfect that once you start using it you’ll never want to go back to any other sized monitor. And the resolution and pixel density is absolutely stunning, this thing looks better and more dense than most 27 or 32 inch monitors which is a feat with how big it is. I use mac and although you can only get max 120 HZ, you still can get full native resolution 7680 x 2160 as long as you use DP2.1, which is more than enough for just working which I presume is what most mac users will be doing. The brightness, colors, contrast and HDR on this thing is also amazing everything looks so vibrant and this monitor has an extremely high max brightness. And for work it is SO convenient having literally two 32 inch screens side by side and having this much screen space, you can have so many applications open at once. As long as you have the money to afford this monitor, the desk space to have the monitor on your desk (which is important because the stand takes up a lot of space and this monitor is very heavy so I wouldn’t trust it with an arm), and a rig that can run this at full resolution with good FPS/refresh rate, it is an absolute no brainer in my opinion and is one of my favorite purchases that I’ve ever made. The build quality does feel a bit flimsy I will admit, but honestly it doesn’t matter when the monitor works and performs as well as it does. Just make sure out the box that you calibrate the picture settings, enable HDR, set your Display port/HDMI input to 2.1 (by default it is on 1.4), and tweak the settings to your liking. For me I am using original picture mode, 50 brightness, 50 contrast, 10 sharpness, 22 color, local dimming on HIGH (very important setting), contrast enhancer off, active HDR tone mapping, natural color tone, and native color space settings with the rest of settings on default. Make sure to DISABLE any eye care settings for best quality.
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Martin C. –
I’m extremely disappointed, with the product and also with Amazon. This monitor came defective: the back cover is partially open on the top and it won’t close. This exposes the inner elements to dust and whatnot. When I attempted to return this item, that is “sold by Amazon.ca”, I have to pay shipping. I’d understand having to pay shipping if I had changed my mind, but to have to pay shipping for a defective item blows my mind.
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Oliver Khan –
**purchased for $1900 with my own money** (maybe a double flash sale, $2000 on sale for December, additional $100 off for a few hours one day)
So I’ve used this monitor for about a week, 12-16 hours a day (work during the day and online MBA school at night). Here are my initial thoughts.
1. HDMI was very buggy. When the monitor went to sleep, it would try a few times to wake up. Then, it eventually crashed (rebooted) my M2 Ultra Mac Studio (a great machine).
Switching to a DisplayPort from the USB-C port (back of Mac) has been flawless. (I was hoping to get that port back by using the HDMI, but my previous setup took two USB-C ports, so it’s still a net win of one port for me.
The screen itself is bright and clear (what you would expect) no dead pixels, artifacts, or flaws of any kind. For work and school, 120Hz is more than good enough, as I didn’t see a difference when I switched to 240hz.
2. The curve works great about two feet from my face. Since it’s on a desk against the wall, it goes out a little further than the previous setup, it was doable, and I got back some desk space undernead having one base instead of two previously. The “wrap” around my field of view is definitely worth the extra space but see the next point.
3. The rear lighting and futuristic design were useless since they were against the wall. There’s some extra bulk back there that could have been saved (and money) and made the profile slimmer had they not built all that.
4. I don’t play games much, but Angry Birds was great. Getting the whole screen to show the entire landscape without having to scroll around horizontally was nice. Any side-scrolling games would benefit, assuming they programmed the game to use the extra space.
5. I would have liked them to integrate booming loudspeakers (like the other Samsung gaming monitors) so I don’t have to use external speakers.
6. Also, for this price range, I would have liked to have a high-quality built-in 4K WebCam (even snap-on in the back, but still included) and mic for Zoom calls as well so I can work with two fewer peripherals on the desk.
7. Using the Mac Spaces feature, I can have three windows per space and one space per activity (work, school, reading, file management, photos, etc. It’s a game-changer, for sure. All without a fat bezel in between the middle of the screen. (If Mac fixed the full-screen function to allow for three full-screen apps instead of two, that would be even better) Multi-page docs or wide spreadsheets are a huge benefactor of this super wide screen.
Overall, this was a great purchase for me. I last bought monitors when the Dell 4K ultrashare UP3216Q came out (8 years ago, and they still work great, BTW) and spent $2000 each, so paying $1900 for this monitor was a great deal.
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Evan Shaw –
This monitor is amazing! It replaced my dual screen setup, and while in terms of screen space I have neither gained, nor lost, it does have flexibility to split my screen into 3 or 4, which is very handy. Though I believe it is marketed as a gaming monitor, I use this monitor almost entirely for productivity, and a little bit of media.
The curvature is great for me, no eye strain and I do not have to swivel my neck around which is great as I have some neck issues. Text, and I work with text all day long plus some, is very clear.
The instructions for assembly were clear, and while I could do most myself, I did need to get someone to help me actually lift it out of box and onto my desk. It is heavy! I have a sit-stand add-on on my desk and this monitor is too heavy for the sit-stand to “lift” (maybe I can adjust with settings though I suspect I exceed the weight limit). A sit-stand desk may be better in that case. Also be prepared to have a lot of room to set up and breakdown materials, as this is a big monitor in a big box with a lot of protective wrapping.
I am so pleased I went with this size. It was expensive ($2,199 at time I purchased, though $1,998 at the time I am writing this review) however I have zero regrets. It was well worth it as it has really boosted my productivity, and even made my day job more pleasurable.
I’d recommend this even for the non-gamers amongst us who are more interested in productivity uses. If you work in a relatively boring office environment though, be prepared for people to ask when your space suit is coming back from the dry cleaners. The rear of the monitor definitely has a futuristic look.
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Silvia –
Ridiculous screen. End game and then some. LOVE MINE! I use it with a Mac Studio M2, full resolution.
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Silvia –
Update : The screen sometimes does not bring u pthe menu anymore. I need t ounplug it and plug it back in, then when I press the menu button the menu appears. Its not a hardware failure as resetting the device makes the menu buttons 100% usable again. Shame as I knew the menu buttons were terrible when I bought it, and not they are the source of the only problem with it. Why not just make decent buttons ? And why not support a remote control ? It would have cost an extra 2$.
I used to have 2x 4K 28 inch monitors and eventually decided to get rid of the large black dividing line down the middle and use a single monitor. So I opted for the 49 inch Samsung Neo G9, with a resolution of 5120×1440 and 240MHz, which I loved. I also got used to the curved screen very quickly, and find it so much easier to work with multiple windows open, also play games is very cool, but dropping from a 4k resolution down to just 1440 vertical resolution did make my games look less clear and less defined. Eventually I saw this screen that has the highest resolution I would ever want to go to (for a screen thats this close to my eyes) 7680 x 2160 Pixels puts the highest definition of games back on and the colours and resolution are simply amazing. I love this monitor, its huge, as big as I would ever want to go, and has everything I need (picture in picture, 240 MHz, 1ms, 1000 NITS etc etc. The only thing I would have liked more was if they just replaced the terrible menu buttons, and added a $2 remote control. Such a shame it doesn’t have a decent menu button system.
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Rachel –
I’ve had this monitor for 3 months now and I am very pleased. I really have no significant complaints. The only down side so far for me is that my video card supports a max of 120hz at 7680×2160. That’s no fault of the monitor but rather a limitation of my RTX 4080 Super. Beyond that, there are only positives. Most of my time is not spent gaming so it’s important that the monitor does well at non-gaming tasks, which is really does. Text is beautifully crisp, colors are vivid – just a pleasure to use every day. Gaming performance is excellent – best screen I’ve had to date. Just beautiful.
Overall, a monitor I can easily recommend based on my experience to date. Well worth the money.
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Oliver Khan –
If you are looking for a monitor for productivity/working and gaming, this is unequivocally without hyperbole the best monitor that you can buy, and for a great price. I purchased it recently and have nothing about amazing things to say. The size of this thing is so perfect that once you start using it you’ll never want to go back to any other sized monitor. And the resolution and pixel density is absolutely stunning, this thing looks better and more dense than most 27 or 32 inch monitors which is a feat with how big it is. I use mac and although you can only get max 120 HZ, you still can get full native resolution 7680 x 2160 as long as you use DP2.1, which is more than enough for just working which I presume is what most mac users will be doing. The brightness, colors, contrast and HDR on this thing is also amazing everything looks so vibrant and this monitor has an extremely high max brightness. And for work it is SO convenient having literally two 32 inch screens side by side and having this much screen space, you can have so many applications open at once. As long as you have the money to afford this monitor, the desk space to have the monitor on your desk (which is important because the stand takes up a lot of space and this monitor is very heavy so I wouldn’t trust it with an arm), and a rig that can run this at full resolution with good FPS/refresh rate, it is an absolute no brainer in my opinion and is one of my favorite purchases that I’ve ever made. The build quality does feel a bit flimsy I will admit, but honestly it doesn’t matter when the monitor works and performs as well as it does. Just make sure out the box that you calibrate the picture settings, enable HDR, set your Display port/HDMI input to 2.1 (by default it is on 1.4), and tweak the settings to your liking. For me I am using original picture mode, 50 brightness, 50 contrast, 10 sharpness, 22 color, local dimming on HIGH (very important setting), contrast enhancer off, active HDR tone mapping, natural color tone, and native color space settings with the rest of settings on default. Make sure to DISABLE any eye care settings for best quality.
Martin C. –
I’m extremely disappointed, with the product and also with Amazon.
This monitor came defective: the back cover is partially open on the top and it won’t close. This exposes the inner elements to dust and whatnot.
When I attempted to return this item, that is “sold by Amazon.ca”, I have to pay shipping. I’d understand having to pay shipping if I had changed my mind, but to have to pay shipping for a defective item blows my mind.
Oliver Khan –
**purchased for $1900 with my own money** (maybe a double flash sale, $2000 on sale for December, additional $100 off for a few hours one day)
So I’ve used this monitor for about a week, 12-16 hours a day (work during the day and online MBA school at night). Here are my initial thoughts.
1. HDMI was very buggy. When the monitor went to sleep, it would try a few times to wake up. Then, it eventually crashed (rebooted) my M2 Ultra Mac Studio (a great machine).
Switching to a DisplayPort from the USB-C port (back of Mac) has been flawless. (I was hoping to get that port back by using the HDMI, but my previous setup took two USB-C ports, so it’s still a net win of one port for me.
The screen itself is bright and clear (what you would expect) no dead pixels, artifacts, or flaws of any kind. For work and school, 120Hz is more than good enough, as I didn’t see a difference when I switched to 240hz.
2. The curve works great about two feet from my face. Since it’s on a desk against the wall, it goes out a little further than the previous setup, it was doable, and I got back some desk space undernead having one base instead of two previously. The “wrap” around my field of view is definitely worth the extra space but see the next point.
3. The rear lighting and futuristic design were useless since they were against the wall. There’s some extra bulk back there that could have been saved (and money) and made the profile slimmer had they not built all that.
4. I don’t play games much, but Angry Birds was great. Getting the whole screen to show the entire landscape without having to scroll around horizontally was nice. Any side-scrolling games would benefit, assuming they programmed the game to use the extra space.
5. I would have liked them to integrate booming loudspeakers (like the other Samsung gaming monitors) so I don’t have to use external speakers.
6. Also, for this price range, I would have liked to have a high-quality built-in 4K WebCam (even snap-on in the back, but still included) and mic for Zoom calls as well so I can work with two fewer peripherals on the desk.
7. Using the Mac Spaces feature, I can have three windows per space and one space per activity (work, school, reading, file management, photos, etc. It’s a game-changer, for sure. All without a fat bezel in between the middle of the screen. (If Mac fixed the full-screen function to allow for three full-screen apps instead of two, that would be even better) Multi-page docs or wide spreadsheets are a huge benefactor of this super wide screen.
Overall, this was a great purchase for me. I last bought monitors when the Dell 4K ultrashare UP3216Q came out (8 years ago, and they still work great, BTW) and spent $2000 each, so paying $1900 for this monitor was a great deal.
Evan Shaw –
This monitor is amazing! It replaced my dual screen setup, and while in terms of screen space I have neither gained, nor lost, it does have flexibility to split my screen into 3 or 4, which is very handy. Though I believe it is marketed as a gaming monitor, I use this monitor almost entirely for productivity, and a little bit of media.
The curvature is great for me, no eye strain and I do not have to swivel my neck around which is great as I have some neck issues. Text, and I work with text all day long plus some, is very clear.
The instructions for assembly were clear, and while I could do most myself, I did need to get someone to help me actually lift it out of box and onto my desk. It is heavy! I have a sit-stand add-on on my desk and this monitor is too heavy for the sit-stand to “lift” (maybe I can adjust with settings though I suspect I exceed the weight limit). A sit-stand desk may be better in that case. Also be prepared to have a lot of room to set up and breakdown materials, as this is a big monitor in a big box with a lot of protective wrapping.
I am so pleased I went with this size. It was expensive ($2,199 at time I purchased, though $1,998 at the time I am writing this review) however I have zero regrets. It was well worth it as it has really boosted my productivity, and even made my day job more pleasurable.
I’d recommend this even for the non-gamers amongst us who are more interested in productivity uses. If you work in a relatively boring office environment though, be prepared for people to ask when your space suit is coming back from the dry cleaners. The rear of the monitor definitely has a futuristic look.
Silvia –
Ridiculous screen. End game and then some. LOVE MINE! I use it with a Mac Studio M2, full resolution.
Silvia –
Update : The screen sometimes does not bring u pthe menu anymore. I need t ounplug it and plug it back in, then when I press the menu button the menu appears. Its not a hardware failure as resetting the device makes the menu buttons 100% usable again. Shame as I knew the menu buttons were terrible when I bought it, and not they are the source of the only problem with it. Why not just make decent buttons ? And why not support a remote control ? It would have cost an extra 2$.
I used to have 2x 4K 28 inch monitors and eventually decided to get rid of the large black dividing line down the middle and use a single monitor. So I opted for the 49 inch Samsung Neo G9, with a resolution of 5120×1440 and 240MHz, which I loved. I also got used to the curved screen very quickly, and find it so much easier to work with multiple windows open, also play games is very cool, but dropping from a 4k resolution down to just 1440 vertical resolution did make my games look less clear and less defined. Eventually I saw this screen that has the highest resolution I would ever want to go to (for a screen thats this close to my eyes) 7680 x 2160 Pixels puts the highest definition of games back on and the colours and resolution are simply amazing. I love this monitor, its huge, as big as I would ever want to go, and has everything I need (picture in picture, 240 MHz, 1ms, 1000 NITS etc etc. The only thing I would have liked more was if they just replaced the terrible menu buttons, and added a $2 remote control. Such a shame it doesn’t have a decent menu button system.
Rachel –
I’ve had this monitor for 3 months now and I am very pleased. I really have no significant complaints. The only down side so far for me is that my video card supports a max of 120hz at 7680×2160. That’s no fault of the monitor but rather a limitation of my RTX 4080 Super. Beyond that, there are only positives. Most of my time is not spent gaming so it’s important that the monitor does well at non-gaming tasks, which is really does. Text is beautifully crisp, colors are vivid – just a pleasure to use every day. Gaming performance is excellent – best screen I’ve had to date. Just beautiful.
Overall, a monitor I can easily recommend based on my experience to date. Well worth the money.