Great panel if you love gaming and gaming on ultrawide monitors. Just remeber to do the firm ware update so you dont end up taking if back like me!

Crazy huge panel -144hz -32:9 ratio in games is awesome

-Some ghosting if you look for it -PPI isnt the best in windows; but this is mainly a gaming panel I ended up taking back the one I bought because it had issues where it wouldn't turn on from sleep and I would get a wave like tear that would slowly rise from the bottom of the screen whether in games...

I was worried about the 1080 instead of 1140, but I am enjoying this better than having 3 gaming monitors I had prior.

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

Monitor screen hight is very low there is no power saving mode in this and price is very high not worthable product I don't like this product

Some time ago this gigantic model in Samsung's brand new gaming monitor line-up was presented. Visitors of the Hardware.Info Magazine anniversary day were the first in Europe to see it, back in July. Still, it took quite some time before we received a test model, but it is finally here now.

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.