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49" Samsung OLED G95SC 5120x1440 DQHD 240Hz Curved Smart Gaming Monitor (LS49CG954SNXZA, Open Box) on sale
from $636.99. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping availability will be very limited.
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Available Conditions:
- Fair $636.99
- Good $677.99
- Excellent $712.99
About this Item:
- Resolution: 5120 x 1440
- Refresh Rate: 240Hz
- Response Time: 0.03ms (GTG)
- Panel Type: OLED
- Curvature: 1800R
- HDR10+ Gaming
- VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400
- Brightness: 250 cd/ć”
- Ports:
- 1x HDMI 2.1
- 1x DisplayPort 1.4
- 3x USB (USB Hub 3.0)
Top Comments
Please don't buy this monitor.
No matter the price.
This monitor is plaqued with screen issues.
Just look up "Black Screen"
I'm sure that SOME people have issues but with a monitor where north of 85% of the buyers are reporting a great experience I think your review is a little hyperbolic.
Community Reviews
The Odyssey OLED G9 stands out as a huge 49 inch ultrawide with stunning OLED colors, strong multitasking, and a glossy finish that some prefer over matte. The smart features, remote, and software input switching add convenience, and several long term owners report no burn in or image retention after heavy gaming or office use. The main concerns are black screen cutouts, occasional panel failures, and Samsung support that can be slow or frustrating. Text can look less crisp than IPS, and the smart TV style software is not for everyone, making it a powerful but finicky ultrawide.
The monitor can run for years with no burn-in noticed during office and gaming use.
Firmware updates and a different DisplayPort cable can reduce intermittent random black-screen cutouts.
The glossy OLED panel can deliver vivid colors and strong visual impact for gaming and work.
The software input switching can work like a digital KVM for multitasking across devices.
The monitor can develop permanent burn-in lines after only a few hours of split-screen use.
The monitor can show a dead screen after months even when connected devices detect it.
Built-in smart/TV features can cause usability problems like random shutdowns and no-signal prompts.
Samsung warranty and replacement handling can be slow and difficult, with long ETAs after approval.
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damn chill dude! act like they stole your first born or something!
Turned out way bigger than I expected, will probably return it unless I find someone local in NY to sell it to.
My only personal complaint on it is the glossy screen coating. I would prefer matte personally. If you get anything on the screen, good luck cleaning it and it not leaving streaks. I think most people recommend only using distilled water and a microfiber cloth due to the coating.
For this price, I would recommend it, even with the "black screen" issue. YMMV.
As for those having issues with the screen blacking out, there are two things that helped me resolve that issue. One was to make sure you are using the correct video cables. Switching those out helped a lot. Second was to set Peak Brightness to Off. When I had it turned on to Low or High, whenever I opened a browser window the screen would flicker, and my assumption is that it was trying to compensate for the change in brightness on part of the screen and freaking out. Turning it off made the issue go away.
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I've had it since launch though, so over 2 years now, and it has no burn-in. Just keep in mind that you should do the usual stuff for OLED (the panel protection features are on by default, but turn on dark mode for your browser and OS, and set a short screen off timer)
My only personal complaint on it is the glossy screen coating. I would prefer matte personally. If you get anything on the screen, good luck cleaning it and it not leaving streaks. I think most people recommend only using distilled water and a microfiber cloth due to the coating.
For this price, I would recommend it, even with the "black screen" issue. YMMV.
wait until DP2.1(a/b) DP54(UHBR13.5) and DP80(UHBR20) OLEDs are more common.
HDMI2.1 + DSC doesn't 'suck' but it can be noticed; being forced to DP1.4+DSC, say goodbye to 240hz...
Please don't buy this monitor.
No matter the price.
This monitor is plaqued with screen issues.
Just look up "Black Screen"
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