Samsung 49" Odyssey (G93SC) Series QD-OLED Curved Gaming Monitor | 240Hz, 0.03ms, DQHD, G-Sync Compatible, FreeSync Premium Pro, Adjustable Stand (LS49CG932SNXZA)
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- THE ULTIMATE QD-OLED MONITOR EXPERIENCE: Experience the difference with Samsung OLED. A brighter screen delivers brilliant colors, deeper shades, and more intense contrast, bringing vibrant vistas to life in new ways
- ULTRAWIDE VISTAS: Immerse yourself in expansive worlds with an ultrawide display thats two quads wide. Enjoy maximum screen space and razor-sharp detail, while the 1800R curvature wraps around your field of vision for unparalleled depth and engagement
- OUTMANUEVER OPPONENTS WITH SUPREME SPEED: QD-OLED technology delivers near instant reaction time with 0.03ms(GTG) response time; HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort connections keep you ahead of the competition with the 240Hz refresh rate
- SEE EVERY DETAIL: Uncover every secret with infinite expression with DisplayHDR True Black 400, delivering true blacks and rich dark tones without pixel light bleed. Experience unmatched color accuracy, bringing every game to life with stunning detail
- SMOOTH ACTION WITHOUT INTERRUPTION: Hyper action made seamless. G-Sync compatibility keeps the GPU and panel synced up to eliminate choppiness, screen-lag and image tears.
- CONNECT MORE TO ENJOY MORE: Tap into a multitude of input options; HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort, and USB Hub let you hook up to your favorite devices to efficiently elevate your gaming
- INSTANT AUTO CONNECT: With Auto Source Switch plus , your monitor detects when connected devices are turned on and instantly switches to the new source signal; This gets you to your game action faster, without flipping through multiple input sources
- TOGETHER SIDE-BY-SIDE ON ONE SCREEN: Use your screen to its maximum potential, and team up with friends in a whole new way. Picture-by-Picture splits the screen in half, using two inputs at their native resolution
- ELEVATED DESIGN SETS NEW STANDARD: Upgrade your gaming station with razor-sharp design that suits your sense of style; QD-OLED's unmatched design features a premium, modern metal finish that measures just 4.5mm at its thinnest
Description
Samsung's Odyssey OLED Curved Monitor provides the absolute immersive gaming experience. The 49" Dual QHD screen in 32:9 with super ultrawide display features 1800R curvature, DisplayHDR True Black 400, AMD FreeSync ™ Premium Pro, 240Hz Refresh Rate, and 0.03ms response time for stutter-free, hyper-fast action. Slim metal design with ergonomic stand, adjustable height monitor, built-in speakers, CoreSync and Core Lighting+ creates a stylish and comfortable gaming environment. Image simulated for illustrative purposes. USB Hub supports data transmission only.
Brand: Samsung
Screen Size: 49 inches
Resolution: QHD Ultra Wide 1440p
Aspect Ratio: 329
Screen Surface Description: Matte
Aspect Ratio: 329
Screen Finish: Matte
Contrast Ratio: 1,000,0001
Refresh Rate: 240 hertz
Display Type: OLED
Display Technology: OLED
Viewing Angle: 178 degrees
Brightness: 250 cd
Pixel Pitch: 0.23
Color Gamut: 0.99
Picture Quality Enhancement Technology: HDR10+
Screen Size: 49 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 11.2"D x 47.1"W x 20.9"H
Item Weight: 27.8 pounds
Resolution: QHD Ultra Wide 1440p
Display Resolution Maximum: 5120x1440 pixels
Native Resolution: 5120x1440
Power Consumption: 3.13 watts
Voltage: 120 volts
Total Number of HDMI Ports: 2
Total Usb Ports: 3
Number of Component Outputs: 3
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 3
Total USB 3.0 Ports: 3
Additional Features: Curved, Height Adjustment, High Dynamic Range, Tilt Adjustment, Ultrawide Screen
Specific Uses For Product: Desktop, Gaming, Photo Video Editing
Color: Aluminum Silver
Mounting Type: VESA Mount
Compatible Devices: Desktop, Gaming Console, Laptop
Warranty Type: 3 Year Manufacturer Warranty
Shape: Curved
Brand: Samsung
Model Number: LS49CG932SNXZA
Model Name: G93SC
Warranty Description: 3 Year Manufacturer
UPC: 887276768946
Manufacturer: Samsung
Included Components: DisplayPort Cable, HDMI Cable, Power Cable
Response Time: 0.03 milliseconds
Connectivity Technology: DisplayPort, HDMI, USB
Hardware Connectivity: DisplayPort, Micro-HDMI, USB
Adaptive Sync: FreeSync Premium Pro, G-Sync Compatible
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I'm about 10 days in owning this and so far the experience has been exceptional. I work from home and play at night, so this thing gets about 10 hours of use per weekday. I knew what I was getting into when I chose this model and I feel like I made the right choice. The 93SC is a bare boned version of the 95SC, without the questionable "Smart TV" features and fewer ports. The screen is the same though. My work PC, via HDMI with Intel Iris Xe graphics, looks amazing. I'm coming from 2 4K monitors, so the text is not as crisp. However, after day 2 or so, my eyes adjusted and don't notice the difference anymore. The upshot is a seamless work experience with EXCEPTIONAL colors and black blacks. Plenty of room for MANY windows and using Windows Snapping (Windows Key+ Arrows) makes positioning work windows a breeze. Sharing my screen via Teams was initially an issue until I found the "RegionToShare" app on the Windows store. My Gaming PC, via DisplayPort with an NVIDIA 4070 Super is setup for HDR gaming. Out of the box there was little to adjust, although I've been playing around with settings I've found on various sites. HDR in particular is VERY impressive and the sense of immersion in games like Flight Simulator and Forza is literally a game-changer. So, overall very happy and impressed. I also need to mention the stand. It your typical up/down/tilt affair, but the BASE IS FLAT. I overlooked this when researching and it was a pleasant bonus. Being flat, I gained all of that desk space back! So, the downsides? Well, it's OLED, so you need to be aware of burn in potential. Pixel Shifting is on by default, which is good and I have my screensaver set to blank after 2 minutes of inactivity on both machines. However, there is a "pixel cleaning" feature that isn't well documented. After a certain period of use, when you turn the monitor off, it goes into this mode for about 15 minutes. If you tend to unplug your gear when done for the day, you'll need to wait for this to finish. Also, the box. It'll take you 3 or 4 trash days to get rid of the 10lbs of packing material (funny but accurate). In summary, I'm very happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend this of the 95SC, which only comes with features that make the experience worse in my opinion. If you really want Smart TV features, just add a Roku or Fire Stick to that other HDMI port.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2025 by Mike
The best experience you can get and black Friday literally saved my computer from the bottle-neck I was using. I typically take apart and put computers back together as a hobby and probably some day as a full time business myself, so at times when dealing with family issues I use what is available and that mean being stuck trying to use my gaming rig on a 55 inch 4k samsung TV which was literally beating the crap out of the RTX 4070 Ti Super graphics card I had in it cause playing any games on that TV was causing a burn up of the graphics card so when I got this Samsung 49" Odyssey OLED I was like feeling the actual truest gaming experience anyone should ever expect. It literally makes regular gaming feel real and the best experience you can get besides playing VR. Videos play well, the refresh rate of everything is perfect, the product was delivered lightning fast and the best part is IT WAS DELIVERED IN PERFECT CONDITION! BUYERS BE WARNED ALWAYS BUY NAME BRAND MONITORS. I've had NO flickering or anything like that at all when playing games or watching videos or doing side to side work. The quality loans great because of using the HDMI 2.0 it came with. DEFINITELY USE IT and if you can get a better wire then the one they sent that's not a big deal, but more power to ya. I didn't know what kind of wire the hdmi 2.0 would be or what to get for this monitor, but I was excited it came with one so I could use it's max benefits. I haven't tested using the display port yet or both wire ports being plugged in at the same time, but I think I will soon. Fits the room great if you have a generally nice bedroom that isn't already cluttered, my house technically has what we call "2 living rooms" and we just turned one of them into a bedroom so basically plenty of room for it. The ultra wide feature makes me wish that everything should be made ultra wide monitor compatible from video games to movies and more cause it Looks GREAT! Remember to always buy name brand cause I tried out a "Decogear" monitor that was a 120 hz refresh rare thinking cause I bought cheap is was a good idea and it WASNT. Do not buy off brand monitors cause you'll end up needing to do all the issues with returns, but I'm NEVER returning this Samsung 49" Odyssey OLED EVER. It's literally a must for gamers especially if you don't wanna use 2 separate monitors for how it can ruin the immersion when using 2 separate monitors. It's a million times better to just get an ultra-wide monitor for sure. Best experience for a monitor I've ever had and it's a perfect gift for ANY gamer, computer worker, or anyone that enjoys anything from computer work to steam games.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2025 by cooljoe
I've had this monitor for close to four years now. I did have a problem with the front panel, but Samsung includes an additional 3-year warranty on them and sent some guys over to my house to fix it directly. Amazing service. I'm going to combine the gaming and office specifications in one paragraph, so I can explain the issues I have with the monitor lastly. Gaming wise it's an awesome monitor. Never buffers, and the refresh rate and graphics are crazy good. The built-in speakers are amazing, and I prefer them over some very good headphones I picked up for surround sound. Some games don't support ultrawide, but games that do look amazing; those that do not just get black blanks to crop out excess space, though I recommend just borderless windowed. Office organization and multi-tasking are taken to the next level as well. You can always display around 3 windows side by side, and that allows for faster productivity, and focus. Sometimes it gets overwhelming, so I usually keep about an inch border of space for windows, so they stay within eye-level, and don't crowd my eye sight. Alright time for the issues, which aren't so bad. Biggest thing you need to buy for this monitor is the $400 arm stand, it saves a lot of desk space, and allow you easier customize the height of the monitor, so you don't destroy your posture. Also you need to buy the 3-year warranty. Samsung does provide their own 3-year warranty (6 years all together), and will send people to fix your monitor if you ask for it (since the monitor technically is counted as a tv haha). But if something happens, and you no longer have a warranty, you need to realize you may be better buying a new monitor, because repair is not cheap. And if I could go back, I would rather buy a 37" monitor, and have another secondary monitor (i use the CRUA 24” Curved Gaming Monitor). Its not that the monitor is bad, this thing is an amazing feat of engineering and innovation, but my desk needed an upgrade to fit this beast. Otherwise worth the $1500, and if you personally have problems it's not your fault.... its your CPU and GPU's fault.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2025 by Jack
The Menu Joystick broke after 8 months. It broke through regular use. It is made of plastic and split in half. I can clearly see a void in the plastic which to me as an engineer is a clear injection molding defect. I have the non-smart version of this monitor. That menu joystick is the only way to interact with the menu. I can no longer do that. I've had some fun with this monitor, I use it to game and when I work from home. I need to use the menu to change inputs from work to personal pc and vise versa. I need the joystick to change ANY settings on this monitor. Its stuck on one input and whatever settings there were before the Menu Joystick failed. I tried to get the joystick repaired under warantee and Samsung claims it's not a manufacturing defect that the joystick broke from regular use. It falls under physical damage which is not covered by warantee. A very roundabout way to say the Menu Joystick is designed to fail. Samsung is incapable of telling me how much it would cost to repair. A technician must inspect it first and the technician will tell me how much it will cost. Even if I say no once I find out how much the repair will cost, I will be charged for the technician coming out. Ridiculous. No cost transparency on top of poor design and warantee service. I'm very disappointed in Samsung. Plenty of others have this issue online and have been charged $150 to have it fixed. If you want to use the monitor long term factor in a $150 maintenance fee every 8 months to have the Menu Joystick replaced. No one in their right mind would pay to replace a part that is designed to fail. So don't do that. There are other options out there, at least don't give Samsung any more money to maintain their poor design. Look into a local technician or maybe even replacing the broken Joystic with a 3D printed one. Or maybe Samsung could do the right thing and fix this Manufacturing defect under warantee instead of claiming there isn't one. Even better replace the oart with one that will last.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025 by yioti
This is a 3 year after purchase review. love this monitor! I came from a 40" 4K tv as a gaming tv. Definitely took some getting used to since you're losing vertical screen real estate. But in many games like FPS, you get more horizontal view of the battlefield. The contrast from light to dark and the absolute blacks in games is just the best. I can't go back to another other than oled now. I have had 2 issues that required warranty service. 18months in, the monitor stopped turning on. Within a week they came to my house and fixed it. Yaaah!!! But 6 months later i get a different issue. The screen itself starting pulling away from the frame. The adhesive holding it to the frame to keep the curved shape was wearing out. 3 spots towards the end , top and bottom pulled away. One spot was 8 inches long and i could see behind the screen. Within a week they came to fix it and the repair tech said he'd never that before. This is best part, as he is installing the electronics from my monitor to the new empty shell, he noticed that "BRAND NEW" screen, was pulling away too!! Hahahaha. What are the odds?? He called a supervisor to get authorization to reorder another screen. Fast forward a week, he came back, opened the new box to check the screen before installing and it was good. Evening ended up great after that. But now, 1 year after that, I'm seeing 2 spots that are coming away again. I doubt they'll let me warranty the same issue twice... But it's their product and their quality issues, not mine. I may just fix myself with e6000 glue.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2026 by Kevin R.
I bought this for a great deal during Prime days. This is hands down the best monitor I have ever owned. Amazing picture quality. I read the reviews about brightness and OLEDS in general, and I can vouch for the fact that this monitor is plenty bright. The colors are amazing. I come from a work environment with a dual monitor setup and I am tired of looking left or right as the bezels are front and center. I use this monitor for gaming when I am home and also remote in to work on this. The amount of space on this monitor allows me to have more work up on the screen when compared to my dual monitors at work. When gaming, I see no lag whatsoever. Watching movies on this screen is also amazing. As far as all the other bells and whistles, there is plenty of adjustment when it comes to the picture so you can certainly dial it in to your liking. I appreciate the backlight feature and I chose a color that matches the lighting in my computer case. I think as a general comment the backlighting could be better by having more color choices, but that really is a secondary feature on a monitor like this. As I stated at the start of this review, I go this for pretty much half price during Prime days. I feel like I got a tremendous deal due to that. If I paid full price, I would feel like I paid what it was worth. So in summary, full price it is still worth it, but if you see it on sale get off the fence and buy one. One last thing is this model does not have the Samsung TV built into it, which is what it is. I couldn't see missing out on the sale just because it didn't have that one feature I would have liked to have.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2025 by James Braun
Learn your settings lean your display card setting and once tweaked to optimization its a great monitor. Find information about all the setting is a pain on Samsung website. Come with quick setup guide but no real manual it is online and not easy to find. Work with nvidia rtx5080 running Bazzite. Get the right cables to handle desired resolution and refresh rate.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2026 by Shaio Go
(Note - this is for the non-smart version, Amazon seems to mix and match reviews with product versions) the bad: - menu navigation uses the worlds most annoying plastic joystick button thing. Half the time when I get to the option I want I just press it until it decides I'm worthy of selecting an option. Almost makes me wish I would have gotten the version with a remote, but I don't want or need bloatwear on my monitor. - when I first got it one half was slightly darker than the other, like the contrast between the panels wasn't quite right. Turning PIP/PBP on and back off fixed it and it hasn't happened since. - the menus themselves aren't great, and after changing most settings you'll be kicked out of the menu entirely so changing 3 or 4 things in a row is an exercise in patience, esp when combined with the worlds worst input device - there's an "infinity core lighting coresync" mode that is supposed to sync to whatever the screen color is, but I've never seen it be any color but bright blue-white The good: - looks stunning - is massively wide, you can fairly comfortably split the screen 3 ways, and splitting it in half is the best "dual monitor" experience I've ever had - has decent options for scaling things that won't drive ultrawide (ex N. Switch) or you can just let it stretch - can drive itself as 2 screens with a separate input for each, with options for picture in picture, split down the middle, or into a 1/3 on one side (left or right) and 2/3 on the other. (only one "screen" can output volume in this mode) - built in configurable LED backlighting looks nice, and has a plastic diffuser over it - the stand baseplate is metal, and it connects to the screen with a nice clip, and the baseplate is big enough that I'm not concerned with it ever falling over in any reasonable situation. Other notes: - most games are going to get weird at this resolution/width, especially in regards to FOV at the outer 1/4th of the monitor. - it has a ~0.3-0.5in bezel all the way around it. - It's pretty heavy, so depending on how you feel about moving the box around, you may want to phone a friend to help you uncrate it just due to how bulky it is. - You're going to want some beefy hardware if you're gaming on this at full resolution, I have a 4090 and benchmarked ~25fps with everything cranked and no DLSS. DLSS on benchmarked at ~45fps.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024 by Don