Samsung LC32G35TFQNXZA Ultrawide FreeSync Borderless Monitor with 165Hz Refresh Rate, Flicker Free, Eye Saver Mode, and Odyssey G3 Curvature. Review

I mainly use this monitor for Val and Genshin. When I first put Genshin on him, he looked great. As for Val, the picture is clear and understandable. I'm pretty sure this is true for all frames per second. I had no issues with cables, quality, or display. No dead pixels or anything like that. And if anything, the cords hold up too well. This is also my first experience with a curved monitor. I can use it for hours and my eyes and head still feel great.

Pros: Very nice up close. The refresh rate is remarkable and a real treat. Cons: Freezes at 1980x1080 resolution. I had hoped it would be 2560x1440 as there weren't enough screws for the base. Cons only minor issues and improvements. If the thing is indeed capable of higher resolution, the only downer was the lack of base screws. In addition, it is a pleasure to look at this monitor in person.

I'm impressed with what this monitor is for the price of what I got for it ($230). I'm talking a curved 32-inch 165Hz display that you can't handle. It comes with a DisplayPort connector if you're wondering, but I'm using an HDMI 2.0 cable with an HDMI 2.0 connector, so keep that in mind. Another thing is that there are 2 different types of HDMI port on the monitor, one is 1.4 and the other is good 2.0 Use HDMI 2.0, which is the second one to get 1080P 165Hz, because it looks awful and only…

Because "it has no speakers", "the picture is blurry", "duplicate"? YES, REALLY?!? All these people need to learn how to adjust not only the parameters of the monitor, but also the graphics card. A little tweak of both, and the image quality in high-resolution games is impeccable. We switched from 25 inch monitors and while they were still only 1920 x 1080, they were MUCH better than the HP monitors we've used before.

Easily connects to your computer and looks great for gaming and as a primary monitor with the old one as a secondary monitor. It took a little while to open securely and easy to assemble. The price was a bit lower than other places but I wouldn't spend 1000 for a monitor.

So, for starters, I acknowledge this review was written because I believe NONE of the video/photo reviews show this EXACT monitor. They all show 32 inches flat or 27 inches curved. This is the advertised G3 32 inch curved monitor from Samsung's Odyssey monitor series. I'm not a gamer so I didn't get this because of the 144Hz display or any of the other cool specs it comes with, so all I can say is I love how it has a backlight (have not expecting that!) and how cool it looks with simple things…

Arrived today, easy to install on the stand. I didn't know to ask that question. The end of the power cord that plugs into the power strip is not vertical (or "embedded") like most other plugs, so you must place it at the end of the power strip or it will cover the outlet next to it (4). To connect a DP, HDMI, power cord or wired speaker you will need to tilt the monitor as you cannot see the ports without it. This is especially difficult for those of us who wear bifocals (Figure 1-3). They…

The curve is good but takes time to get used to when moving from a base model. This monitor is REALLY good; highly recommended

I have 2 of these monitors for my home office. They are amazing. I thought I would need 3 screens but the size of them together is perfect. Now I need a laptop that also works

Sure, it's not top-of-the-line, but the product is worth the money for what it's there for. It comes with terrible lighting/color scaling. Adjust the settings with the buttons on the back, which suits my needs. Overall a good gaming monitor.

I've had this monitor for two months. The screen started flickering. Turns blue with lines. The monitor cannot be used and the return date has passed. Do not buy this monitor.

This monitor was a total failure. I bought it to play on the Xbox Series X. Poor brightness, minimum settings, ghosting, horrible motion blur, etc. There are many other quality products on the market in this price range. Don't waste your time or money.

I bought the curved 32 inch version. It is designed for a resolution of 1920 x 1080 and a refresh rate of 165 Hz. She looks great with these settings. and looks faded. Operate the display at the prescribed maximum refresh rate.

I doubt the longevity of the settings AND the power multi-position switch, we'll see. Other than that it's good, works well, maybe not as bright or sharp as I'd like, but there could be other factors and I have nothing to compare it to. If you can get it for $250 I say go for it.

Bought for my son who is an avid gamer. He loves it, has the right hertz for fast play. The graphics are great. That's my review.

If you plan on using this for anything other than gaming, forget it. This monitor has a really high refresh rate (which apparently is good for gaming) but the resolution is very low. This means that when you use it for work or surf the web, everything is huge and pixelated. You would be much better off finding a cheap 4k monitor.

If you've never had a 32-inch gaming monitor, this will be a lot at first given the size, but you'll get used to it. You will love it!

I can't say anything negative. The curved monitor looks fantastic. The performance is excellent and I highly recommend it. 32 inches is a great size for 1080p and the high refresh rate is really good.

It won't even work. The shittiest product I've ever had. Throw it in the trash and start over. I will never buy Samsung crap again.

The video resolution sucks. I understand why the price is so high (detailed review below). Watching Netflix/HBO/YouTube is much better on my TV or laptop. However, I got this monitor mainly for stock trading and the pixel count is much smaller than I expected (maybe my fault?) but I have to make the charts huge to be able to see them. If anyone knows I should change my settings please lmk. I would like to check this review!