When seeing this monitor for the first time I was amazed and had to buy it. It is, of course, a very large monitor. You will need a disk depth of at least 75cm if you want to be comfortable using it. When playing games, it is simply amazing.

I have written a review of this monitor before. Now quite a while later I've purchased another one to see if there's been any improvements since last time I owned a HG90. I had issues with the backlighting in gaming mode + issues with the backlighting zones beforehand.

Bright display; Realistic color

I love this monitor, I can easily multitask when I am doing work and Love gaming on this monitor

Ordered online via Click and collect, and the monitor arrived at my local store in less than 24 hrs, it was very easy to assemble and connect with the included HDMI cable in HDMI2 port (important to use high refresh rate).

The Samsung C27JG50/C32JG50 is missing one of the most essential (and free) gaming features. Given that there are equally priced FreeSync models based on the same panel, we recommend avoiding the CJG5 displays unless you happen to stumble upon a huge discount.

Affordable; High contrast ratio; High pixel density; Low input lag

No AMD FreeSync; Tilt-only design; Visible ghosting in fast-paced games; No backlight strobing ability

I dislike the cavalier way monitor and TV makers have been tossing "immersive" around to market their curved displays. But if you plonk me in front of Samsung's new 49-inch curved QLED monitor with any game, I might forget to eat or sleep.

The flagship of its new curved QLED game displays can replace two side-by-side 27-inchers, and the three models are the first to support AMD FreeSync 2.