The Massive $900 Price Cut on the Samsung Odyssey G9 Curved Gaming Monitor Is as Big as the Screen
The massive 49-inch curved screen in 32:9 width with Dual QHD (5120 x 1440) resolution and 110 pixels per inch is absolutely the selling point of the Odyssey G9 monitor. Every single game you play on it will feel like it's the first time all over again when you see it in such stunning size and sharp clarity. But the Odyssey G9 is more than just big. Far, far more.
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Ludicrous Speed
That big screen is great for gaming, but a huge gaming monitor that's laggy and slow is, well, a huge monitor better suited for spreadsheets. That's certainly not the case with the Odyssey G9 — it has a mindblowing 240Hz refresh rate and 0.03 microsecond response time, so it can more than keep up with even the most intense and fast-moving action games and shooters. It's also compatible with G-Sync to eliminate tearing and provide a silky smooth gaming experience at all times.
Samsung's Glare Free technology ensures you can enjoy that OLED screen in all its glory, with perfect blacks and colors not obscured by external light. The screen is 54% less glossy than even Samsung's conventional Anti-Reflection film. The screen also intelligently detects logos, taskbars, and other fixed images, and reduces the brightness behind them to avoid burn-in.
Huge, Fast, and Smart
The Odyssey G9 Curved Gaming Monitor has smart technology and features that protect itself, giving itself optimal performance and longer life. If you take a game break, the screen will dim itself after 10 minutes, and automatically return to its previous brightness without any input on your part. And the built-in Thermal Modulation System predicts the surface temperature of the monitor and automatically controls the brightness to reduce heat.
The critics and users have raved about the Samsung 49-Inch Odyssey QD-OLED G9 Curved Gaming Monitor since it came out, and now with this $900 off deal that brings its price down to $1,400, there has never been a better opportunity to score one for yourself and change the way you game forever. Head to Samsung now before this deal ends!
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