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title: "49\" Odyssey OLED G9 (G95SC) Curved Smart Gaming Monitor, QD-OLED, 240Hz, 0.03ms, FreeSync Premium Pro, G-Sync Compatible, Dual QHD, Neo Quantum Processor, LS49CG954SNXZA"
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# 240Hz refresh rate + 0.03ms response QD-OLED with Neo Quantum Processor Pro 49" ultrawide 5120x1440 Dual QHD 49" Odyssey OLED G9 (G95SC) Curved Smart Gaming Monitor, QD-OLED, 240Hz, 0.03ms, FreeSync Premium Pro, G-Sync Compatible, Dual QHD, Neo Quantum Processor, LS49CG954SNXZA

**Brand:** samsung
**Price:** € 3940.55
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your game with the Odyssey OLED G9 — where speed meets stunning visuals!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 49" Odyssey OLED G9 (G95SC) Curved Smart Gaming Monitor, QD-OLED, 240Hz, 0.03ms, FreeSync Premium Pro, G-Sync Compatible, Dual QHD, Neo Quantum Processor, LS49CG954SNXZA by samsung
- **How much does it cost?** € 3940.55 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- samsung enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted samsung brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Immersive Ultrawide Curved Display:** Wrap your vision with a massive 49" 32:9 Dual QHD screen and 1800R curvature for total immersion.
- • **Seamless Sync & Stutter-Free Gameplay:** AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and G-Sync compatibility eliminate tearing and lag for competitive dominance.
- • **Vivid True Blacks & Infinite Color Depth:** Experience next-level color precision and contrast with QD-OLED tech powered by Neo Quantum Processor Pro.
- • **Smart Gaming Hub & Streamlined Connectivity:** Switch effortlessly between gaming and streaming with built-in Smart TV features and versatile HDMI 2.1/USB ports.
- • **Blazing Fast 240Hz Refresh & 0.03ms Response:** Stay ahead in every game with ultra-smooth, lag-free visuals that react instantly to your commands.

## Overview

The Samsung 49" Odyssey OLED G9 (G95SC) is a groundbreaking curved gaming monitor featuring a 5120x1440 Dual QHD QD-OLED panel with 1800R curvature. It delivers ultra-fast 240Hz refresh rates and a lightning-quick 0.03ms response time, enhanced by the Neo Quantum Processor Pro for superior color accuracy and contrast. Designed for pro gamers and multitaskers alike, it supports AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and G-Sync for smooth gameplay, plus a Smart TV experience with versatile connectivity options. Despite some user concerns about VRR stability and the built-in smart UI, it remains a top-tier choice for immersive, high-performance gaming and productivity.

## Description

Introducing the world's first 49" OLED monitor, the Odyssey OLED G95SC with Neo Quantum Processor, which brings brighter whites, deeper blacks and near infinite color contrast. Its curved screen wraps around your field of view for truly engrossing gameplay in up to 32:9 aspect ratio. With a hair-raising 0.03ms response time on the 240Hz refresh rate screen, you can react to your opponent’s every move quicker than ever before. In addition, Gaming Hub allows you to instantly access top streaming services and your favorite consoles. *Image simulated for illustrative purposes.

Review: Best monitor I've had to date (plus 2 year update) - Update 2 years later: This panel has been going strong since purchasing in October of 2023. Like others, I too have encountered random black screens. And I resolved it by changing out my Display Port cables. Ironically, the 4th one I chose, a standard DP 1.4 desertcart Basics stopped this issue outright. Last time it happened to me was Jan 2024. No burn in issues to report either or dead pixels. I know others haven't been so lucky with Samsung's panels, but it's been good to me. But it is a gamble. You may get lucky like me, you may not. Original review: I was initially hesitant given how middling the CHG90 was (what I had before this G9 OLED). Along with the usual fears of OLED burn in given this is a PC monitor and would be used as such. Not just gaming. But after a few months of usage, I'm still floored every time I use it. The PPI, colors, clarity, response, refresh, contrast are all amazing. However like all OLEDS, it suffers in total peak brightness (though being a Gen 2 QD panel does help). In HDR it produces amazing contrast, and can even hit 1000 nits in 2% windows for some amazing highlights. But overall it's just a 400 nit panel. Not the worst (better than an HDR 400 LCD), but not HDR1000+ mini LED amazing either. Using in a light controlled room is recommended for optimal usage. The added Tizen smart UI is a bit wonky however, and I wish I had opted for the version without it. I don't ever see myself using a single app from it, ever. No need for it to be on a gaming monitor. Overall, this has been the best monitor I've owned. 5120x1440p 240Hz is perfect, having it be OLED is a cherry topper.
Review: 12/24 Update - AVOID this panel - [UPDATE - 12-13-2024] I am updating my review on this panel due to a problem with the VRR support in this panel that I believe showed up at some point after a firmware update that results in the panel just going black randomly, requiring you to forcibly change some settings like resolution to kick it back in gear. Even turning it off and on again doesn't seem to reliably fix it. This seems to happen when opening full screen applications, however it also happens when closing Photoshop. The only workaround appears to be to disable VRR, which also seems to turn off game mode, which prevents access to a lot of handy settings. From what I have read, this does not occur on the less expensive (and preferable, in my opinion) G93SC panel that is functionally identical, minus the spyware smart tv garbage that comes with this version. In conclusion, skip this one, save yourself some money, and go with the G93SC. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I've had this panel for about 2 weeks now. Coming from a pair of 24" 1080p IPS panels from 2016 this was a massive upgrade for me, so I cant really speak for this panel compared to other similar panels. With that in mind, I love this panel. I have been absolutely blown away by the true blackness of this panel, essentially, the black areas look like the thing isn't even turned on in those areas. It's crazy. For productivity it's almost like having a three-wide panel setup, because I can have windows in the center where the bezel would have been on my previous setup. Since I don't maximize windows basically ever unless it's a video, this means I can easily have my main window centered, with other windows on either side. And there is something to be said for being able to stretch a spreadsheet out to the full 32:9 if I'm working with a particularly large dataset. I've even played around with stretching my VS Code window out to make word wrapping a thing of the past. It's glorious. Games that support 32:9 (or can be forced into it using config tweaks or by using Flawless Widescreen to inject support are so much more immersive, though for the heavy hitters, even my 4080 can struggle to output enough frames, and I've found myself turning down some details to keep things around 60 fps. Video playback is great, except in situations where widescreen videos have baked in letterboxing. This has required finding solutions to zoom the video in somewhat so that I can get the full vertical capacity of the screen, but there are solutions out there. Now for the annoyances. I wish I had known about the "lower" spec version of this panel that does not include the "smart tv" stuff. There is nothing that can do that I cannot (and do not) already do with the PC it is connected to. It's a neat feature, knowing that if I wanted to I could simply take this panel, a keyboard, mouse or controller and still get access to gaming and most of the entertainment stuff I would want to have, but realistically, transporting a 32:9 panel anywhere is just not going to happen. If I want to do those things while traveling, I will simply take my laptop, so I could have saved a couple hundred bucks. Additionally, the UI is not the best. Getting to some settings requires you to first bring up the "smart" menu, then select settings, then you can either select the setting, or go to the settings and select the settings in a different way. It would have been so much nicer to just have a direct access button to the settings. Then, when you are done depending on where you are in the UI you can either simply use the back button on the remote, or sometimes that just puts you into a loop of switching between the smart menu and the smart category, and the only way to get out of that is to go to the input list and select the one you already have selected. It just adds extra actions, and again, would have been so much better to have a button that just exits the smart features directly. And then we come to the panel health features. Certainly a gladly accepted function (assuming it actually does what it says on the tin) A feature to help prevent burn in (a real concern with oled, especially when spending this much on a panel). I love the idea of a feature that will help improve the longevity. I HATE that I have zero control over it. Several times, in the middle of working, I've had this thing pop up and tell me that it will need to turn the panel off for 10 minutes. In the middle of my work day, while I'm in a teams meeting, while I'm working on code, whenever. I would REALLY like to have an option to set a specific time for this to happen, or even better, schedule a time when the panel can just shut off for an extended period of time (like when I go to bed at night) without screwing up my monitor settings in Windows, because if I just turn the panel off, suddenly all of my windows shift to other displays on my system (I've got a 24" panel to the right, and a 43" tv above). Samsung! Let me set a schedule for this health improvement feature for the love of god! Then there is the fact that after this completes and the panel turns back on, it insists on telling me that it finished, as if I can't tell because there is an image on screen. And this notification doesn't just show up for a couple seconds, I have to use the remove to tell it okay to make it go away. Does Samsung think I'm a moron? I think they do. One thing I do wish, is that this panel was available with a 1000r curve. Because it is so much larger than my previous pair of 24" panels, I actually find that the extreme sides of the panel aren't as easily readable because they aren't angled toward me as much as I had my two panels angled. The 1800r curve definitely is better than if it were flat, but I kind of feel like a 1000r curve would have made this a complete non-issue, though admittedly as the cost of desk real estate due to the panel being "deeper". This is probably a somewhat niche thing, but probably worth mentioning. I have a Tobii eye tracker. Currently I have only mounted this by using double double sided tape on the bottom of the panel. This works, but isn't the cleanest. Obviously since the panel is curved I can't mount it properly until I print out a curved adaptor for it. This isn't a deal breaker, but probably worth knowing for anyone else who has a tobii. So ultimately, this is an amazing panel that is hindered by how "smart" it isn't. I suspect that if I had gotten the non "smart" version, this would have been a 5 star review. Naturally, I will follow up on this review in the future if it blows up or whatever, or if Samsung decides to hire some actual UX people and improves things in that area.

## Features

- IMPRESSIVE PROCESSING POWER: With the advanced Neo Quantum Processor Pro, every frame on the QD-OLED panel is instantly analyzed and optimized for maximum quality; Colors, shades and contrast come together to deliver a bright, brilliant picture
- ULTRAWIDE VIEWING: A screen as wide as two quad high definition monitors delivers maximum space to take in all the pin-sharp detail; It wraps around your field of vision with 1800R curvature to put you fully into your character's shoes
- PRECISE COLOR: Uncover every secret with infinite expression; See true black and dark colors on screen without pixel light bleed for supreme color and depth expression in every game
- LAG-FREE GAMING: Samsung QD-OLED delivers 0.03ms(GTG) response time; HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort connections keep you ahead of the competition with the 240Hz refresh rate
- PEAK GAMING EXPERIENCE: Hyper action made seamless; Fast-action and complex game scenes are projected stably and stutter-free with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro to power your competitive edge
- SMOOTH ACTION WITHOUT DISRUPTION: Hyper action made seamless. G-Sync compatibility keeps the GPU and panel synced up to eliminate choppiness, screen-lag and image tears. Fast-action and complex game scenes are stable and stutter-free with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro for your competitive edge.
- GAME BAR: Now, you can easily view the status of the most important settings such as FPS or HDR; Modify the screen ratio, zoom in on the Minimap, or change the game picture mode without ever leaving your game screen
- SMART TV EXPERIENCE: Take a break from long gaming sessions to catch up on must-see streaming content with only a WiFi connection; Samsung TV Plus offers free live content with no downloads or sign-ups and tailored suggestions from Universal Guide
- BUILT-IN SPEAKER: Built-in speakers reduce setup time and desktop clutter from external wires and speakers; Take your game to the next level by never missing an audio cue
- VERSATILE CONNECTIVITY: Tap into a multitude of input options; The HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort, and USB Hub lets you easily hook up to your favorite devices while maintaining a streamlined setup

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0C48D7Q22 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #39,456 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #973 in Computer Monitors |
| Brand | Samsung |
| Color | Aluminum Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (803) |
| Date First Available | June 12, 2023 |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 9.33 x 47.04 x 20.84 inches |
| Item Weight | 28.4 pounds |
| Item model number | FBASAMLS49CG954S |
| Manufacturer | Samsung |
| Max Screen Resolution | 5120x1440 Pixels |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 2 |
| Power Source | AC |
| Product Dimensions | 9.33 x 47.04 x 20.84 inches |
| Screen Resolution | 5120x1440 |
| Series | FBASAMLS49CG954S |
| Standing screen display size | 49 Inches |
| Voltage | 240 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Aspect Ratio:** 32:9
- **Brand:** Samsung
- **Resolution:** DQHD
- **Screen Size:** 49 Inches
- **Screen Surface Description:** Curved

## Images

![49" Odyssey OLED G9 (G95SC) Curved Smart Gaming Monitor, QD-OLED, 240Hz, 0.03ms, FreeSync Premium Pro, G-Sync Compatible, Dual QHD, Neo Quantum Processor, LS49CG954SNXZA - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71RL2JZ3PZL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: will this fit inside a tesla? I was thinging about replacing my windshield.**
A: Ya, I put it up on my dash for a 1800 mile roadtrip over thanksgiving week. Fills most of the area but it isn't big enough to replace the entire windshield, if it rains you will get wet

**Q: Why is this unavailable everywhere? Has it been discontinued? Is there a newer model? Thank you**
A: It is absolutely insane how this panel went from $1,349 to 1,7XX in a matter of a few days. Now, they'll probably be available until price drops again. I wanted 1 but waited too long ans price got jacked up. No thanks. They're cheaper at Samsung bur only 1 year warranty. No thanks again. At hefty price I will not buy without an extended warranty

**Q: What monitor mount would you guys suggest for this?**
A: The monitor stand is actually really nice and has cable managment integrated which makes for a clean desk. If you don't need a monitor arm for other specific reason I would hold up for now and try it with the included stand 

If you need a monitor arm for a specific application, I would be carefull since it's a pretty heavy monitor and not all arms will hold up its weight event if they are made for VESA 100x100mm mount. My first one broke while tightening the screws to prevent the screen from tilting down, since then I changed it to the Ergotron HX which is a compromised since the shorter arm doesn t fit my application as well, but the built quality is way better than the first one

It's an expensive monitor, don't cheap out on the stand since it could prove to be way more expensive in the long run

**Q: did they fix the flickering issue? or should wait for 2021 version?**
A: What flickering? Bought mine in December of 2021 and had no flickering. Resolution is great for web browsing. Easy on the eyes. Games fill the screen but can't get movies to fill the screen even if it's 4k. Probably because of the height limitations at 1440 pixels. Used Spyder Elite to calibrate my monitor for photo editing purposes.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best monitor I've had to date (plus 2 year update)
*by P***X on January 9, 2024*

Update 2 years later: This panel has been going strong since purchasing in October of 2023. Like others, I too have encountered random black screens. And I resolved it by changing out my Display Port cables. Ironically, the 4th one I chose, a standard DP 1.4 Amazon Basics stopped this issue outright. Last time it happened to me was Jan 2024. No burn in issues to report either or dead pixels. I know others haven't been so lucky with Samsung's panels, but it's been good to me. But it is a gamble. You may get lucky like me, you may not. Original review: I was initially hesitant given how middling the CHG90 was (what I had before this G9 OLED). Along with the usual fears of OLED burn in given this is a PC monitor and would be used as such. Not just gaming. But after a few months of usage, I'm still floored every time I use it. The PPI, colors, clarity, response, refresh, contrast are all amazing. However like all OLEDS, it suffers in total peak brightness (though being a Gen 2 QD panel does help). In HDR it produces amazing contrast, and can even hit 1000 nits in 2% windows for some amazing highlights. But overall it's just a 400 nit panel. Not the worst (better than an HDR 400 LCD), but not HDR1000+ mini LED amazing either. Using in a light controlled room is recommended for optimal usage. The added Tizen smart UI is a bit wonky however, and I wish I had opted for the version without it. I don't ever see myself using a single app from it, ever. No need for it to be on a gaming monitor. Overall, this has been the best monitor I've owned. 5120x1440p 240Hz is perfect, having it be OLED is a cherry topper.

### ⭐ 12/24 Update - AVOID this panel
*by J***T on October 17, 2023*

[UPDATE - 12-13-2024] I am updating my review on this panel due to a problem with the VRR support in this panel that I believe showed up at some point after a firmware update that results in the panel just going black randomly, requiring you to forcibly change some settings like resolution to kick it back in gear. Even turning it off and on again doesn't seem to reliably fix it. This seems to happen when opening full screen applications, however it also happens when closing Photoshop. The only workaround appears to be to disable VRR, which also seems to turn off game mode, which prevents access to a lot of handy settings. From what I have read, this does not occur on the less expensive (and preferable, in my opinion) G93SC panel that is functionally identical, minus the spyware smart tv garbage that comes with this version. In conclusion, skip this one, save yourself some money, and go with the G93SC. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I've had this panel for about 2 weeks now. Coming from a pair of 24" 1080p IPS panels from 2016 this was a massive upgrade for me, so I cant really speak for this panel compared to other similar panels. With that in mind, I love this panel. I have been absolutely blown away by the true blackness of this panel, essentially, the black areas look like the thing isn't even turned on in those areas. It's crazy. For productivity it's almost like having a three-wide panel setup, because I can have windows in the center where the bezel would have been on my previous setup. Since I don't maximize windows basically ever unless it's a video, this means I can easily have my main window centered, with other windows on either side. And there is something to be said for being able to stretch a spreadsheet out to the full 32:9 if I'm working with a particularly large dataset. I've even played around with stretching my VS Code window out to make word wrapping a thing of the past. It's glorious. Games that support 32:9 (or can be forced into it using config tweaks or by using Flawless Widescreen to inject support are so much more immersive, though for the heavy hitters, even my 4080 can struggle to output enough frames, and I've found myself turning down some details to keep things around 60 fps. Video playback is great, except in situations where widescreen videos have baked in letterboxing. This has required finding solutions to zoom the video in somewhat so that I can get the full vertical capacity of the screen, but there are solutions out there. Now for the annoyances. I wish I had known about the "lower" spec version of this panel that does not include the "smart tv" stuff. There is nothing that can do that I cannot (and do not) already do with the PC it is connected to. It's a neat feature, knowing that if I wanted to I could simply take this panel, a keyboard, mouse or controller and still get access to gaming and most of the entertainment stuff I would want to have, but realistically, transporting a 32:9 panel anywhere is just not going to happen. If I want to do those things while traveling, I will simply take my laptop, so I could have saved a couple hundred bucks. Additionally, the UI is not the best. Getting to some settings requires you to first bring up the "smart" menu, then select settings, then you can either select the setting, or go to the settings and select the settings in a different way. It would have been so much nicer to just have a direct access button to the settings. Then, when you are done depending on where you are in the UI you can either simply use the back button on the remote, or sometimes that just puts you into a loop of switching between the smart menu and the smart category, and the only way to get out of that is to go to the input list and select the one you already have selected. It just adds extra actions, and again, would have been so much better to have a button that just exits the smart features directly. And then we come to the panel health features. Certainly a gladly accepted function (assuming it actually does what it says on the tin) A feature to help prevent burn in (a real concern with oled, especially when spending this much on a panel). I love the idea of a feature that will help improve the longevity. I HATE that I have zero control over it. Several times, in the middle of working, I've had this thing pop up and tell me that it will need to turn the panel off for 10 minutes. In the middle of my work day, while I'm in a teams meeting, while I'm working on code, whenever. I would REALLY like to have an option to set a specific time for this to happen, or even better, schedule a time when the panel can just shut off for an extended period of time (like when I go to bed at night) without screwing up my monitor settings in Windows, because if I just turn the panel off, suddenly all of my windows shift to other displays on my system (I've got a 24" panel to the right, and a 43" tv above). Samsung! Let me set a schedule for this health improvement feature for the love of god! Then there is the fact that after this completes and the panel turns back on, it insists on telling me that it finished, as if I can't tell because there is an image on screen. And this notification doesn't just show up for a couple seconds, I have to use the remove to tell it okay to make it go away. Does Samsung think I'm a moron? I think they do. One thing I do wish, is that this panel was available with a 1000r curve. Because it is so much larger than my previous pair of 24" panels, I actually find that the extreme sides of the panel aren't as easily readable because they aren't angled toward me as much as I had my two panels angled. The 1800r curve definitely is better than if it were flat, but I kind of feel like a 1000r curve would have made this a complete non-issue, though admittedly as the cost of desk real estate due to the panel being "deeper". This is probably a somewhat niche thing, but probably worth mentioning. I have a Tobii eye tracker. Currently I have only mounted this by using double double sided tape on the bottom of the panel. This works, but isn't the cleanest. Obviously since the panel is curved I can't mount it properly until I print out a curved adaptor for it. This isn't a deal breaker, but probably worth knowing for anyone else who has a tobii. So ultimately, this is an amazing panel that is hindered by how "smart" it isn't. I suspect that if I had gotten the non "smart" version, this would have been a 5 star review. Naturally, I will follow up on this review in the future if it blows up or whatever, or if Samsung decides to hire some actual UX people and improves things in that area.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ WOW
*by W***O on April 20, 2025*

WOW.... 1) I am 95% about production type work (Spreadsheets, Emails, Billing), and "thinking about" doing a little gaming, now that I am only working part time, not that I am in my mid 60's. 2) I hooked my new Samsung 49" Odyssey OLED G9 (G95SC) Series Curved Smart Gaming Monitor up to my HP Probook 450 G6 laptop. 3) I immediately thought I had made a mistake in purchasing this new G95SC monitor. The laptops image DID fill the whole 32:9 Ultrawide screen, but all of the documents, icons, pictures, texts were extremely stretched to fill the screen. It looked awful. My immediate thought was to box it back up and return it. I decided to wait until my new desktop computer arrived in a couple days. 4) I plugged this monitor into a new desktop that had a video card that could 32:9 graphics (RTX 5080 Prime) and "WOW", the monitor popped to life. Distorted icons, documents and pictures were now all perfectly view on this awesome monitor. I can now easily put three documents up on the screen, all at once and just slide my pointer to any of the documents I want (ALL ON ONE SCREEN).... Man, did I say, "This monitor is awesome"!? I can fit four documents on this monitor too, if I want, but I find three documents at one time, is perfect for what I do. 5) At first, I doubted that I did the right thing by buying this. I thought perhaps I should have gone with three monitors turned up vertically, but the issue with that is, small (21" or 24"), do not come with the specs that this G95SC does, and my documents would have physically been on three different screens, with that annoying bezel in the way. 6) No doubt about it... I AM HAPPY WITH MY PURCHASE. It was a little pricey, but it has great specs. looks great and ticks all the boxes I needed for a productive monitor. And oh yeah, #7 It looks awesome as a gaming monitor too! LOL I have only used it for MSFS 20024 so far, but with .03 latency, and all the specs that a great gaming monitor needs, I have no doubt that it will perform flawlessly in and environment I put it in. 8) If you have the money, and the graphics card to run it.... "DO IT"! 9) WOW

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