Samsung 27” Odyssey G30A Gaming Computer Monitor, FHD LED Display, 144Hz, 1ms, FreeSync Premium, Adjustable, Borderless Design (LS27AG302NNXZA), Black

Excellent image quality
The image quality and specs are very good, and among what I have tested, they correspond to the technical characteristics described, I can say they even improved my visual experience compared to two previous monitors I had.I have compared them with other 4K, and really, for a common user who wants to have a monitor with a very good image at an excellent cost-benefit ratio, this monitor works super well.Of course we have tested it with some games, but not with super pro and very demanding games, but in general the monitors have responded very well in the different tests that I have carried out.I really liked the design in general, very clean and modern (and no, they don’t have baffles even though it may seem that way), the base holds the screen very well and allows you to adjust its height without any problem, in addition to being able to use the monitor vertically, although For me they work very well horizontally, I also tried them vertically.The round semi-transparent blue plastic on the back is decorative and not very dense, I liked it and I placed them on both monitors, but you have to handle them with care because they are not very strong, it would be great if it had LEDs, but I guess For that you can use the USB port on the monitor.What I didn’t like very much about the design is the experience of turning it off and on with the jostic at the bottom where both the shutdown and its configuration are managed, it is not as usable as in the general design of many monitors through buttons small, which is much more practical.

Use a DisplayPort to remove ghosting
When you use an HDMI cable, the response time options in the monitor’s built in menu just allow you to chose in between Standard, Fast, Fastest. The MBR (Motion Blur Reduction) option is only available when using a DisplayPort Cable. Additionally, you can only get 165 hz refresh rate with a DisplayPort Cable as well. A DisplayPort Cable is included with the G32A model, HDMI with the G30 Model. My recommendation get the G32A as it is just better and comes with the DP cable. Monitor is pretty nicely build, stand is awesome and sturdy and overall a great monitor. Colors are vivid even though is a VA panel. Easy to assemble as well. Packaging was pretty solid imo, no damage whatsoever. I got it for 130 bucks which is not bad at all. I recommend it c:

Great Monitor
I’ve used this for gaming with my Xbox and steam deck, it works great and the picture is clear and smooth. The stand is very sturdy and durable.The only issue I have is that the monitor has places for speakers and you’d think it would have them, but it doesn’t. Although Samsung does advertise that it doesn’t have speakers.

Great monitor
Looks amazing, very easy to set up and everything on it is adjustable.

Tiene un buen tamaño, el diseño es bonito, el precio fue bueno.

 Samsung delivered with this monitor, if you can get it for MSRP.I couldn’t find a single review (literally) for this monitor when I bought it (July 2022), so I was basing my expectations on older G32A reviews, which were somewhat neutral or even negative.Pros:- the menu is accessible through a single button/joystick located just underneath the display, which is standard now in 2022 for Samsung G series, and once you use the interface you’ll understand why people love it.- G-SYNC capable if you connect via DisplayPort. This monitor came with “Freesync Premium” already enabled, and in the Nvidia control panel you can adjust G-Sync settings (see picture). Officially, this monitor is not validated or certified as G-Sync compatible, but I’ve experienced no issues, no flickering, no image degradation, etc.- it’s a VA (vertical Alignment LED) panel, with really good response time. Ghosting is very minimal with blur busters testing (see video).- Colors are crisp and accurate across the display.- Contrast is quite good for (what is now in 2022) old-school non-HDR technology, with very little light bleed and no color blending/creeping that I can perceive.- It’s not curved.Cons:- a bit pricey for a 1080p display that hasn’t been G-Sync verified.- Not G-Sync capable through HDMI that I’m aware of, but that’s normal- Speakers are crap or don’t exist (probably the latter), however this monitor does has a headphone jack to pass through audio from DP/HDMI. I don’t see this as a con really since I never use built-in speakers, but windows does still detect the display’s audio and will need to be disabled if that becomes a nuisance.Summary:I was looking for a larger, non-curved 1080p display with a relatively high variable refresh rate, that was also capable of G-Sync (even if unofficially and unverified), and had solid color, contrast and response time. I got pretty much what I was looking for, despite not knowing what to expect with a newer model that didn’t have any real reviews that I could find.I also appreciate that it isn’t curved. Curved displays have high tension at the corners of the screen, and will honeycomb and crack if you so much as sneeze the wrong way at them. It’s a cool gimmick, but for 16:9 aspect ratio it’s a waste. Curved displays make sense for ultrawide 21:9 monitors, but not for 16:9. Good job keeping it simple with this display, Samsung.

Nice and big for video editing. I don’t play games so can’t comment on that. I read one former review that said the image doesn’t fill the screen. Not true. Not sure what the reviewer was doing. The monitor is responsive.