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Good price? And is it good for single player gaming?
I got it for a little less from Costco last year ($730 if I recall), however didn't like the look of it on my desk, especially the size of the bezel, and I ended up returning it and going with a 34" LG OLED 240hz ultrawide (3440x1440) instead.
We use similar sized Dells at work to the Samsung, and I find them great for productivity however I can't say how it would do for gaming as I didn't have a desktop at that time. The LG I got is amazing for gaming when paired with a 5070TI.
Nearly the same pixel count as 4k (7.3m vs 8.2m), just double wide vs higher PPI standard widescreen. Biggest weak spot is brightness, 225-250 nits. Doesn't hit the 240Hz of the 3rd gen monitors of the era, tradeoff for the massive screen size, though you'd need a 5080 or beefier to hope for that kind of performance on anything new.
I got it for a little less from Costco last year ($730 if I recall), however didn't like the look of it on my desk, especially the size of the bezel, and I ended up returning it and going with a 34" LG OLED 240hz ultrawide (3440x1440) instead.
We use similar sized Dells at work to the Samsung, and I find them great for productivity however I can't say how it would do for gaming as I didn't have a desktop at that time. The LG I got is amazing for gaming when paired with a 5070TI.
I got it and enjoy it but I do agree, for gaming 34" is sufficient, this one is a bit overkill.
Last edited by SaintNimrod June 18, 2026 at 01:19 PM.
This is a great monitor, probably the best I've ever used. I've had it for about a year with no issues whatsoever (paid ~$660 I think). The picture quality is insane and better than any other OLED I've used, great color definition.
For work, you basically get 4 full size windows on the screen comfortably. Personally I am a big fan of using it this way, and switching desktops makes it easy to open more than 4 things. For gaming, it's pretty great as well, almost no latency and great picture quality.
Great price and a great monitor, highly recommend
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We use similar sized Dells at work to the Samsung, and I find them great for productivity however I can't say how it would do for gaming as I didn't have a desktop at that time. The LG I got is amazing for gaming when paired with a 5070TI.
I got it for a little less from Costco last year ($730 if I recall), however didn't like the look of it on my desk, especially the size of the bezel, and I ended up returning it and going with a 34" LG OLED 240hz ultrawide (3440x1440) instead.
We use similar sized Dells at work to the Samsung, and I find them great for productivity however I can't say how it would do for gaming as I didn't have a desktop at that time. The LG I got is amazing for gaming when paired with a 5070TI.
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For work, you basically get 4 full size windows on the screen comfortably. Personally I am a big fan of using it this way, and switching desktops makes it easy to open more than 4 things. For gaming, it's pretty great as well, almost no latency and great picture quality.
Great price and a great monitor, highly recommend
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