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Samsung Odyssey G7 32-inch

Samsung Odyssey G7 32-inch

Based on 46 comments across 3 communities
TL;DR
Bright, smooth 1440p/240Hz gaming, but a large share report horizontal scanlines, intermittent black-screen flicker, and panel/firmware defects—several needed RMAs or panel swaps.

46% of 46 verified owners recommend the Samsung Odyssey G7 32-inch.

What 46 owners say
3,311 comments reviewed · scored on the 46 clearest verdicts
46%
Recommend
21 owners
24%
Neutral
11 owners
30%
Don't recommend
14 owners
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What owners like
  • Great picture quality with vivid colors and deep contrast · 15 · 33%
  • Smooth, fast 240Hz performance for gaming · 11 · 24%
  • Immersive 1000R curve that pulls you in · 8 · 17%
  • Best monitor for the price at 1440p 240Hz · 5 · 11%
  • Excellent for movies and media in dark scenes · 4 · 9%
What owners flag
  • Horizontal scanlines visible on certain colors · 6 · 13%
  • Hardware failures like screen going black or backlight dying · 6 · 13%
  • Flickering and VRR/adaptive sync firmware issues · 4 · 9%

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r/ultrawidemasterrace— neutral

I didn't like the Odyssey G7 32 inch since it was a downgrade in terms of graphic fidelity in games. It also hurt my eyes staring at Microsoft SQL all day. The curve was amazing though

YouTube▲ recommend

the picture quality is fantastic, my last monitor was the 27 inch odyssey G70B, this G70D 32inch is way better

YouTube▼ don’t recommend

it occasionally goes black for a few seconds and comes back

YouTube▼ don’t recommend

mine has an annoying coil whine :( depends on the resolution and refresh rate but always present, noticable more or less... returning it now

YouTube▲ recommend

Mam go około 4 lat i działa bardzo dobrze i nic mi się nie odkleja .

r/Monitors— neutral

I had the same monitor, and it did flicker. However it happened only at game menus and not at actual gameplay which didn't bother me at all. But still, there was flickering.

r/buildapcmonitors— neutral

Just bought a G7 and i'm not completely sold yet. The curve isn't really a problem but the panel is super reflective, so unless all the lights are off, I see lots of room light and such on the screen.

r/buildapc▲ recommend

It's a solid monitor, I've bought it because it worked with the XSX and was decently priced while also being pretty good. I'm pretty sure that there are better options right now tho.

Reddit▼ don’t recommend

i am a owner of samsung odyssey g7 32inch 2k 240hz n i have replaced my panel for 5 times from them

r/Monitors— neutral

I could probably see The curve being a bit too unnatural on the smaller 27" G7 for everyday use and perhaps gaming, one of the reasons why I opted for a larger panel to make the curve more functional.

Reddit▼ don’t recommend

And now the 32inch G7 Faker edition gets the dim spot up the right side of the screen.

r/buildapc▲ recommend

I have it and love it. Sweet spot resulotion (1440p) sharp image, good colours HDR (could be brighter but is still good) nice curve (immersive gaming) No problems with Firmware

r/buildapc— neutral

My G7 32in has a ton of problems bit it's still great for the purpose of gaming. It's a monitor I enjoy despite the stupid curve, not because of it.

r/buildapc▲ recommend

Got the g7 on a deal and it had been good ever since. Sure at first the monitor felt big but I got used to it. It is perfect for sitting back and watching movies.

r/Monitors▼ don’t recommend

this happened the first week I got it last month and I managed to fix it by updating the firmware, but it just came back all of a sudden today.

r/OLED_Gaming— neutral

I currently have a 32” Samsung Odyssey G7 1440p 240hz, it is a VA panel and 1000R curved. I like it pretty good but it just doesn’t have the color pop or contrast in dark scenes that I’d like, plus it’s kinda old now.

r/Monitors▼ don’t recommend

I have 2 of em. While they’re pretty good overall you’ll wish you would have gone with a different monitor when playing dark games like rdr2.

r/buildapc▲ recommend

The g7 32 inch is a great monitor. I have it as my main monitor for my PC setup. There is a little light bleed but overall the colors are great and it's great for movies since the black is a deep black

r/Monitors▼ don’t recommend

I have had 2 these monitors and both had it with new firmwares 1010.3 and 1011.0(latest). The only way to fix it is turn off Adaptive sync or turn on VRR, which brings unsmooth and stuttery Adaptive sync, so its useless.

r/Monitors— neutral

Pretty much same here. The scan lines are the biggest issue that remains, and I'm not yet sure I can live with it. Otherwise I love this thing.

r/buildapcmonitors▲ recommend

I own a 32 inch G7 and have been very happy with it for gaming and media consumption. I don't have any flickering or ghosting issues some people say they have experienced with this or other VA monitors.

r/buildapcmonitors▲ recommend

Went from a Dell 27" 144hz flat to the 32" G7 a month ago. Curvature was literally unnoticeable after the first night. The picture quality/colors are awesome.

r/Monitors— neutral

It's strange how nobody is talking about the scanlines. I have them but only in the top right corner when looking at certain bright colors.

r/Monitors▼ don’t recommend

Mine has been fine for months since this happened quite a bit for a few weeks. Heat related is the only thing I can think of

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