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Samsung has announced the expanded 2021 Odyssey monitor lineup

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Samsung has announced the expanded 2021 Odyssey monitor lineup.  Each monitor features multiple screen management tools for multitasking.  The latest additions to Samsung’s Odyssey gaming monitor lineup include:

Samsung Odyssey G5 monitor
Samsung Odyssey G5 monitor (Photo: Samsung)

Odyssey G7 28” (Model: G70A) – Featuring an Ultra High Definition (UHD) panel with a wide 178-degree viewing angle, along with HDR400, the G7 produces incredible colors with more contrast, deeper blacks and brighter whites for spectacular depth and life-like detail. With a 4K industry-leading 144Hz refresh rate and ultra-low 1ms[2] response time, combined with NVIDIA® G-SYNC® Compatible and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, players get real-world accuracy.  The G70A will be available for $799.99.

Samsung Odyssey G7
Samsung Odyssey G7

Odyssey G5 27” (Model: G50A) – The Odyssey G5 is the first Odyssey that features a Quad High Definition (QHD) panel with a 165Hz refresh rate delivering a 1ms[3] response time as well as HDR10. G-SYNC Compatible and AMD FreeSync Premium to provide a stutter-free competitive edge.  The G50A will be available for $499.99.

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Samsung Odyssey G5
Samsung Odyssey G5

Odyssey G3 27” and 24” (Model: G30A) – The Odyssey G3 features 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms[4] (MPRT) response time, and height-adjustable stand.  The 27” G30A will be available for $299.99, while the 24” model will be available for $249.99.

Samsung Odyssey G3
Samsung Odyssey G3

Technical Specs

ModelG70AG50AG30A
Screen Size28″27″27″ 24″
Flat / CurvedFlat

Aspect Ratio16:09

Brightness (Typical)300 cd/m2 (Peak 400 cd/m2)350 cd/m2250 cd/m2
HDRVESA DisplayHDR 400HDR10–
Resolution3,840 x 2,1602,560 x 1,4401,920 x 1,080
Response Time1ms(GTG)
1ms(MPRT)
Viewing Angle178°(Horizontal)/178°(Vertical)

Frame RateMax 144HzMax 165HzMax 144Hz
Gaming FeatureFreeSyncFreeSync Premium ProFreeSync Premium
G-SYNCG-SYNC Compatible
–
Auto Source Switch+Yes–
Etc.(1)Eye Saver Mode, Flicker Free, Black Equalizer, Refresh Rate Optimizer

Etc.(2)Low Input Lag Mode, Super Arena Gaming UX, Ultrawide Game View, CoreSync Lighting
–
ColorBLACK

InterfaceDisplay Port 1.4 (1EA),Display Port 1.2 (1EA), HDMI 2.0 (1EA),Display Port 1.2 (1EA),

HDMI 2.1 (2EA),
HDMI 1.4 (1EA),

USB3.0 Up (1EA) & Down (2EA)

ErgonomicsHAS(Height Adjustable Stand), Tilt, Swivel, Pivot

Wall Mount100 x 100

[1] Based on global market share in IDC Q1 2021 Final History Report.

[2] Based on Gray to Gray (GTG) industry standard measuring how long it takes a pixel to change gray levels.

[3] Based on Gray to Gray (GTG) industry standard measuring how long it takes a pixel to change gray levels.

[4] Based on industry standard Moving Picture Response Time (MPRT) measuring the “motion blur” of rapidly moving objects in a sequence of images.

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