News Samsung's 49-inch Odyssey OLED G9 DQHD Gaming Monitor Hits Preorder for $2,200

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The Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 offers a 240Hz refresh rate and a DQHD (5120 x 1440) resolution

Samsung's 49-inch Odyssey OLED G9 DQHD Gaming Monitor Hits Preorder for $2,200 : Read more

 

[Deleted member 2838871]

I'm good with my 48" LG CX .

 

[Giroro]

Or, I could fill 2 entire walls with $100 1920 x 1080 monitors. That's a lot of pixels.

 

[aberkae]

dp1.4 🤣 keep it!

 

[aberkae]

I'm good with my 48" LG CX .

Same.

Also the c2 42 inch and or 48 inch is as low as $899 if not slightly cheaper at times.

 

[PEnns]

Pre-order.

Is there something more attractive to the gullible than this word in the tech business??

 

[simfreak101]

i mean, i reserved mine... My gaming monitors died a while ago and had to drag out a monitor from 2008... it still has VGA on it.

I was going to buy the LED version, but since B&H is offering $50 off and a $250 B&H GC, i figured the price wasn't that far off. It says shipping in 2 weeks, so its not that much longer to wait.

 

[toffty]

As others have said, LG C2 42 or 48 all the way at this point. The 42 inch is lite enough for most wall arms to support too. For ~$900US no "monitors" can really compete atm imo.

I had dragged my feet going from a ultrawide 3680x1600. Kicking myself for waiting so long now though. No more fighting games to support that res too

 

[Deleted member 2838871]

Same.

Also the c2 42 inch and or 48 inch is as low as $899 if not slightly cheaper at times.

Shows how far prices have come down... I paid $1500 for mine at release. My 77" CX bought at the same time was $4500...

 

[jp7189]

I'm curious what you OLED owners think about pixel burn in? Is it overblown? I avoided the LG CX on my last upgrade in favor of a Samsung Q90t over concern about burn in.

 

[TheOtherOne]

If I sell one of my kidneys for five grand, I can afford two of these babies and will still have some left over for other miner upgrades!

Sounds like a solid plan. 😈

 

[Deleted member 2838871]

I'm curious what you OLED owners think about pixel burn in? Is it overblown? I avoided the LG CX on my last upgrade in favor of a Samsung Q90t over concern about burn in.

Yes it's overblown. I've got a 65" B7, 77" CX, 48" CX and 65" C1... probably 15,000 hours of use across all of them with the 48" CX being my PC display... and no burn in.

Under normal usage your chances of burn in are virtually nil. Those reviewers parking a CNN ticker on the display for hundreds of hours and calling it a test aren't indicative of normal use.

P.S.

If you watch CNN 18 hours a day, buy a $250 LCD.