Samsung Odyssey G75T 32 32 "

New family of gaming monitors from Samsung

Looking at the speed at which the gaming industry is changing, Korean giant Samsung has decided to completely revamp its range of gaming monitors. Dozens of multi-format monitors, which were scattered across completely different series of products, were replaced by completely new Odyssey monitors, in which the company's engineers came up with trump cards, using all their most successful developments of recent years.

The delights of QLED

The 32-inch flagship Odyssey G7 QLED panel arrived in our test lab, which stands out against the background of the younger Odyssey G5 and G3 models thanks to a higher quality curved matrix, increased refresh rate and the presence of additional goodies like the NVIDIA G-Sync hardware and software complex or the “picture” mode. next to the picture”, which is more common in professional monitors. Odyssey G7 uses an unconventional QLED-matrix with a radius of curvature of 1000R. The panel has a resolution of 2560x1440 pixels, a refresh rate of 240 Hz and a brightness of 350 cd/m². The response speed of the matrix is traditional 1 ms (from grey to grey), which is pretty cool for such a diagonal.

Practical standard

From a QLED panel with similar characteristics, you expect nothing more than a small visual orgasm. And she doesn't disappoint. The matrix simultaneously demonstrates excellent responsiveness, which is especially striking in fast-paced spin shooters a la Titanfall, and impressive colour reproduction with an excellent margin of brightness, thanks to which games look damn spectacular and colorful. Especially if you turn on HDR. Add to that a comfortable height-adjustable stand, portrait mode (which is rare for curved monitors), and a built-in USB hub, and you have a really cool gaming device that blurs the lines between traditional TVs and monitors.