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SAMSUNG 49” Odyssey CRG Series Dual QHD (5120x1440) Curved Gaming Monitor, 120Hz, QLED, HDR, Height Adjustable Stand, Radeon FreeSync, LC49RG90SSNXZA

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Screen Size 49 Inches
Display Resolution Maximum 5120X1440 Pixels
Brand Samsung
Special Feature Flicker-Free,Curved,High Dynamic Range,Ultrawide Screen,Adaptive Sync,Blue Light Filter,Swivel Adjustment,Height Adjustment,Tilt Adjustment,USB Hub See more
Refresh Rate 120 Hz

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  • DUAL QHD RESOLUTION: The 5120 x 1440 super ultra-wide aspect ratio lets you view content in superfine detail
  • HDR1000 & QLED: Has a brightness rating of 1,000 nits and DCI-P3 95%, so colors are pure, bright, and true to life
  • IMMERSIVE CURVE: With a Super Ultra-Wide 32:9 ratio, the CRG9 curves around your field of view to immerse you in all the onscreen gaming action
  • AMD RADEON FREESYNC2: Effortlessly Smooth Gameplay; Supports HDR content, reduces input latency, and has low framerate compensation
  • BUILT FOR SPEED: The 120Hz settings minimize image lag and motion blur; The 60Hz settings let you optimize performance
  • OPTIMIZED FOR GAMING: Turn on Game Mode to instantly adjust contrast & color settings for virtually any game genre; Switch to Low Input Lag Mode for even faster response times and target your enemies more accurately w/ Virtual Aim Point onscreen crosshairs
  • MULTI-TASKER'S DREAM: With Picture-by-Picture you can connect and view multiple input sources without degrading the original image quality; For example, you can watch a movie and do a web search while playing your favorite game
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49 Inch CRG9 Dual QHD Curved QLED Gaming Monitor 2022
49 Inch CRG9 Dual QHD Curved QLED Gaming Monitor 2022
49 Inch CRG9 Dual QHD Curved QLED Gaming Monitor 2022
49 Inch CRG9 Dual QHD Curved QLED Gaming Monitor 2022
49 Inch CRG9 Dual QHD Curved QLED Gaming Monitor 2022

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    Product Description

    Winner of the 2019 CES Innovation Awards, the Samsung 49-Inch CRG9 Curved Gaming Monitor (LC49RG90SSNXZA) is optimized for almost any genre of game, whether you’re playing an RPG, FPS, RTS and more. Eye Saver Mode reduces blue light emissions, and Flicker Free technology suppresses distracting screen flicker. Equivalent to dual 27-inch QHD displays side by side, the Samsung 49-inch CRG9 curved LED gaming monitor immerses you in detail and color. AMD FreeSync 2 HDR technology and a 120Hz refresh rate provide crisp images even in fast motion scenes. A spectacle to behold, the 49-inch CRG9 is built to help you win more and do more with the help of HDR content display, reduced input latency and Low Framerate Compensation (LFC) for effortlessly smooth gameplay. The 49-inch super ultra wide monitor is a multitasker’s dream. The split screen function (Picture-by-Picture) allows for viewing multiple input sources without degrading the original picture quality. Watch a movie or conduct a web search from your laptop while playing your favorite game from your desktop. This curved monitor is built for speed—and smoother gaming experiences. On a conventional monitor, high-speed races are blurry, while the rapid 120Hz screen refresh rate on the CRG9 minimizes image lag and motion blur. Set the screen to user-friendly 60Hz to quickly optimize performance via the on-screen display without having to access the display setting menu. Enjoy lifelike color on this super ultra wide HDR monitor with HDR1000 to support a peak brightness rating of 1,000 nits. Samsung QLED technology delivers DCI-P3 95%, so colors are pure, bright and true to life.

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    4.4 out of 5 stars
    4.4 out of 5
    2,970 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the picture quality of the monitor. For example, they mention that the general color quality is pretty good, and videos look amazing. That said, opinions are mixed on the quality, performance, size, pixels, brightness, and value.

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    291 customers mention247 positive44 negative

    Customers like the picture quality of the monitor. They mention that the general color quality is pretty good, videos look amazing, and the colors are vibrant out of the box. The VA panel has bright and vivid colors, and it's pleasing to the eye.

    "...This monitor still has great colors..looks better compared to my IPS X34 in my opinion and most games with HDR will automatically switch to HDR..." Read more

    "...Another good thing about this resolution is that it looks amazing but its still not as many pixels to push as 4k making gaming on epic at max..." Read more

    "...My work is easier, gaming is insane, and the thing just looks intense. Buy this thing.. you will not be disappointed!" Read more

    "...General color quality is pretty good. I am not using this monitor for work that requires color accuracy so I’d take this with a grain of salt...." Read more

    362 customers mention251 positive111 negative

    Customers are mixed about the quality of the monitor. Some mention that it's good enough for most productivity and gaming, while others say that the blacks are not OLED quality, the assembly quality is poor, and the screen flickers.

    "...This alone has boosted my performance in shooters...." Read more

    "...Monitor appears to be built well so I can only image the screen was broken by UPS and not a Quality control issue so I will definitely give it..." Read more

    "...My work is easier, gaming is insane, and the thing just looks intense. Buy this thing.. you will not be disappointed!" Read more

    "...-This version is not worth it seeming the price is almost the same as the Odyssey but the odyssey specs are better...." Read more

    125 customers mention68 positive57 negative

    Customers are mixed about the performance of the monitor. Some mention that it works well, while others say that it's not usable and complicated to get it to work well.

    "...PIP works great with a pc and a console and is temporarily holding me until I can get my replacement" Read more

    "...-Does not do well with gaming consoles..." Read more

    "...Monitor had no protective film on it. No big deal, as the monitor works as new. No visible damage or wear to the screen...." Read more

    "...2.0 port on the back on the monitor, then plug in a thumb drive, it does not work, Windows 10 does not recognize it...." Read more

    89 customers mention56 positive33 negative

    Customers are mixed about the size of the monitor. Some love the 49" width, saying it's ultra-wide with a 1800R immersive curve-VA panel. However, others say that it takes up space on the desk and is too large.

    "I still love the picture quality. I still love the 49" width...." Read more

    "...gaming or for working from home, having one monitor that fits everything is so useful and wonderful, and I'm never going back to multi-monitor..." Read more

    "...are not quite as inky as with an OLED screen, since the dynamic backlight zones are too big to be useful, and I've turned that feature off since it..." Read more

    "...Pros:- ultra-wide but with a 1800R immersive curve- VA panel which has bright and vibrant colors- 2 x DisplayPorts-..." Read more

    83 customers mention52 positive31 negative

    Customers are mixed about the brightness of the monitor. Some mention that it's excellent, with better contrast and brightness. They say it shines for work and improves visibility of real objects. However, others say that it is disappointing with how dim and dull the Eye Saver mode is, and that enabling HDR causes windows to dim considerably. They also mention that the monitor provokes horrible and strange brightness artifacts.

    "...This gives a nice vibrant picture with bright, detailed highlights. I usually zoom so the window touches the top and bottom of screen...." Read more

    "...Those two are my favorites to play by far.The brightness is absolutely insane and I have it usually set at 16/100 since I like it dark..." Read more

    "...by Windows and by the fact that this is edge lit, it doesn't have any real local dimming.-..." Read more

    "...thorough website, the colors were more accurate, the contrast and brightness were much better, and of course it has a 120Hz, something I don't need..." Read more

    79 customers mention45 positive34 negative

    Customers are mixed about the pixels of the monitor. Some mention that it has zero dead or stuck pixels, while others say that it had 15+ dead pixels.

    "...I took the monitor out, set it up in my kitchen and did a test. No dead pixels, no cracks, just pure perfection!..." Read more

    "...The other con is that after about a month, a single dead pixel appeared near the center...." Read more

    "...Not a single dead pixel that I can see after 20+ days of use.- Samsung phone support is great.Cons:..." Read more

    "...Love the monitor. It does have 1 dead pixel but it's not in the middle so it doesn't bother me enough to warrant a return...." Read more

    67 customers mention36 positive31 negative

    Customers are mixed about the value of the monitor. Some mention it's worth the price, while others say it'd be better off buying a G9.

    "I want to start by saying this monitor is amazing, hands down worth the money...." Read more

    "...The price is steep. Buying it new, it costed me $1300...." Read more

    "...deal in town on this monitor and even if I hadn't, the original price is well worth it...." Read more

    "...Yes it's very high in price. 6-700$ would be more reasonable in my opinion for the resolution and refresh rate you get...." Read more

    Probably a very good gaming monitor, but not yet the one-monitor solution for an M1 workstation
    3 Stars
    Probably a very good gaming monitor, but not yet the one-monitor solution for an M1 workstation
    Rarely was I as conflicted over hardware as I was with the CRG9. Ultimately, I bought it because the current M1 Macs (you might be reading this years in the future, so this may not still apply) can only use one external monitor. For most people that's not an issue, but I use three 4K color-calibrated Dell 27s in my office, so going down to just one was very constraining. There are a handful of 49 inch panels out there, but there are really only three top-of-the-line ones you might want to consider supposing you've got the budget. One is an IPS panel made by LG, also offered by Dell, and then Samsung makes two, the one in this CRG9 and the one in the Odyssey G9. I think some other companies are rebranding the CRG9's panel too.In retrospect, for the work I do, I should have gone with the Dell/LG IPS panel, but at the time I felt the CRG9 had the best balance of assets between the three, based on rtings.com's analysis, and it was more affordable as well. According to that thorough website, the colors were more accurate, the contrast and brightness were much better, and of course it has a 120Hz, something I don't need but is nice to have.I'm going to give a quick rundown of the pros and cons with this monitor, talk about who should and shouldn't buy it, and then discuss how to get it to work right (tl;dr, it does work right, and it's not that hard to get it to work) with the M1.The good:Size: 49 inches is actually only about 2/3rds the screen size of my previous triple 27 setup (basically two 27s combined), but for multitasking, it's even better than you'd expect. I discovered that, because of the bezels on my triple monitor setup, I ended up giving way more space than necessary to entire programs, because in some cases cutting them in half (two per monitor) wasn't enough. That is to say, space was used inefficiently. using magnets in macOS lets me break things down into thirds very easily on the 49, and a third is about what you need to have three truly full-sized windows side by side, which is about right for me. If the lack of monitor real-estate is your #1 issue with the M1, the CRG9, and any of these 49s, will absolutely solve that problem.Frequency: 120Hz, surprisingly, makes a difference around the desktop. I was just as surprised as anyone, but I could really tell the difference just moving windows around and things like that. It's hardly a deal breaker to go back to 60Hz, but just for office workers that are wondering, yes, it is appreciable outside of games.Brightness: The intensity of this monitor was almost off the chart. It was casting my shadow on the wall at night. I work in a very dark office, so this isn't super important to me, but if you do work in a bright office, that'll be an asset.The bad:Colors never looked quite right on the CRG9. I compared it side by side to my color-calibrated Dell, and the colors almost always looked washed out and bland (and yes, this is with HDR off). It didn’t look terrible, but it was a noticeable decline in color intensity.The resolution, although 5k laterally, just isn’t enough for a Mac user. We’re so used to 200+ PPI that, without trying to look for it, everything looks rough and unpolished at 109 PPI like in this monitor. My Dell 4Ks (27 inches) look great to me even though they’re not over 200 PPI, so you don’t have to go all the way to an LG 5K or an XDR, but the drop in pixel density was a lot more jarring than I hoped. Keep in mind that if you’re not used to high resolution displays, and if you’re just working on things like spreadsheets, this probably won’t be a big deal to you.The viewing angles were OK. They’re in the “bad” section because they’re a noticeable step down from an IPS panel, but they’re not horrible or anything. You can see some washing out on the fringes of the onitor.Curved: For a lot of people, being curved is the ultimate in monitor design, but in graphics, it creates a distortion. All straight lines look curved, and ultimately the people you’re working with, and the final product, will be seeing it flat, so it’s an unnecessary element to compensate for.Space: The monitor takes up a ton of space, as you’d expect, but really it’s the stand that gets me. It may just be unavoidable for a giant monitor like this, but it absolutely consumer the center of your desk. It got hard to even move the mouse around without hitting a leg. Make sure you’ve got a deep desk or a monitor arm for it.Connectivity: No one-cable solution here.The ugly:The real killer on this for me, in addition to the resolution, is the backlight. The backlight is extraordinarily uneven. I’ve attached photos of mine so you can see what I mean (keep in mind that they look worse on the photo than they do in real life). I had a particularly terrible spot in the bottom right of the panel, which almost looked like a flashlight shining into the display. It even gave the area a slight blue tone. Keep in mind that, for gamers, this is potentially acceptable, and every CRG9 has a really sloppy backlight from what I can tell, although mine, I suspect, was below average. But it isn’t suitable for product design or things like that.And I think that’s fundamentally the issue here: it’s a gaming panel that I tried to make work for productivity. For some people, it will do that job just fine, but for many it won’t. The resolution is simply not high enough for a monitor of that size to have a precise and sharp image yet, at least not to my eyes. I think for the well-heeled home user that just wants an epic monitor, or for the gamer, these flaws are probably acceptable. For gamers, perhaps this is even desirable.How to get it to work on an M1 Mac (early 2021 edition). I used this monitor on both my MBP 16 with Radeon graphics and my M1 MBP 13. This all pretty much the same between the two, except that you can get the right resolution at 60Hz (but not 120) on the older Radeon-powered MBP just by holding down the option button when selecting a resolution. With the M1, you need to use Switchresx, separate software that lets you have much finer control of display settings. You’ll need that on non-M1 Macs too if you want 120Hz.The next tip is to use only Displayport cables, and go directly from USB-C into the monitor. Also, consider turning the monitor’s settings from Displayport 1.4 down to 1.2 in its on-screen controls.Ultimately, setting it up on my Mac(s) wasn’t really that painful of an experience, contrary to what I often hear about these. I wouldn’t let this particular element scare you off.
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    Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2019
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Looks like the next great upgrade after the Predator X34
    Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2019
    Update 8/25/2019 - Only had to wait a week rather than a month so thx Amazon for that. Love the monitor. It does have 1 dead pixel but it's not in the middle so it doesn't bother me enough to warrant a return. This monitor still has great colors..looks better compared to my IPS X34 in my opinion and most games with HDR will automatically switch to HDR without needing to have windows in HDR mode (regular windows doesn't look as good in this mode) and non HDR games in non HDR mode still look phenomenal. If you want to watch videos in HDR you will need to switch Windows to HDR mode. I also use the HDMI to connect my PS4 and it takes a 4k signal no problem (not sure if its the monitor or my special spliter that helps with it taking a 4K signal), just make sure the mode is set up to a regular ratio of 16:9 since having it filling the whole screen stretches the image way to much. Believe me black bars on the side is the way to go if you are going to connect a console to this monitor...sadly I still cannot get the HDR on ps4 to work for some reason...It could be that my switch and spliter combo does not support it. Power/menu/source/etc are handled with a 4 way joystick which is 10x better than what the X34 had.
    Now the only problem with the new monitor is finding enough 5120 x 1440 wallpapers lol...talk about first world problems. If you had dealt with ultrawide before then the same issues apply here. Sadly some of previous ultrawide fixes to games that are handled by mods or file downloads will probably not support this new resolution. Also just like on a 3 monitor config the further sides in some games will have that weird effect in which the image looks wider than when it is in front of you to give it that its around the corner of your eye effect. this is really easy to see on a game like minecraft so I included a screen of it but it is usually a non issue in most games. If you want Immersion in your games and VR is not for you...I believe this is the right monitor for you.

    Original review
    Upgrading from a 100hz IPS Ultrawide Acer Predator X34, after much research this was the only worthy upgrade when upgrading from an X34 and was super excited to test it. Sadly the screen is broken right the middle (pictures provided, delivery guy told my wife it was a gaming chair so I can only image how well he handled my monitor) and of course they are sold out of the CRG9 again so I have to wait 1 month for the next shipping batch to get my replacement. So once I get the new one I will update this review. For the few things I can try now I can tell that the color are great and HDR for the few games that support is a visible difference to me. I am running this at 100hz in order to keep the 10bit and HDR options on otherwise at 120hz you can only do 8bit. Got the "Loctek Monitor Mount Heavy Duty Gas Spring Swing Monitor Arm Desk Mount" and it can hold this beast just fine but a little wabbly when touching the monitor. I cannot enable the HDR on my PS4 (HDMI) for some reason but not really looking into it right now. Monitor appears to be built well so I can only image the screen was broken by UPS and not a Quality control issue so I will definitely give it another chance. PIP works great with a pc and a console and is temporarily holding me until I can get my replacement
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    KEVIN
    5.0 out of 5 stars 良い👍
    Reviewed in Japan on May 1, 2022
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    5.0 out of 5 stars QLEDの凄さ
    Reviewed in Japan on February 17, 2022
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    5.0 out of 5 stars QLEDの凄さ
    Reviewed in Japan on February 17, 2022
    今まで購入したモニターで1番満足感が高いモニターになりました。Odyssey G7も使用していて、G7も綺麗なのですが、更に上をいきます。OLEDは焼き付きと暗いのが難点ですが、QLEDは完璧だと思います。日本で取り扱いが無いので割高にはなりますが、買って損は無いと思います。配送も丁寧でした。

    難点を上げるとしたら、アサシンクリードヴァルハラの最高品質をRTX3080+5600Xでも60FPS維持するのが難しい事でしょうか。RTX4000シリーズが出たら解決するとは思います。
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    Bee
    5.0 out of 5 stars Super Ultrawide Monitor for gaming is still decent despite the newer model
    Reviewed in Canada on August 21, 2021
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Super Ultrawide Monitor for gaming is still decent despite the newer model
    Reviewed in Canada on August 21, 2021
    The CRG90 is a good monitor -- it's not perfect, but it is a great for gaming, and decent for everything else.

    The 32:9 aspect ratio takes some getting used to, and you really need to check if games support it, but for those games that do ... simply WOW! It is an immersive experience to play game on a super ultra-wide. It takes some getting used to, but once you try this, you'll realize how awesome it is to see so much real-estate. Racing games, MMO, shooter and FPS are great on this.

    What's good:
    - the color is accurate
    - it's 120Hz refresh rate is great for most games (FPS, MMO)
    - It's bright and the resolution is 5120 x 1440 is excellent for gaming
    - Screen curvature is better than the newer Odyssey. Viewing angle is not terrible on this

    What's bad:
    - HDR is terrible. Despite what the spec sheet says, HDR on this monitor is near garbage. I tried all sorts of settings and gave it many opportunities, but I ended turning it on and then off multiple times. SD on it is fantastic though so I feel I'm not missing much. I'm not sure if it's windows setting, Nvidia or the monitor... but HDR on this is simply not good
    - You'll need a wide desk to support this monitor
    - Video on this monitor is average. I came from a 32" Dell so in essence i'm downgrading when watching video on this since it's essentially 27" ...however, I can have two videos playing simultaneously

    You'll also need a fairly powerful graphic card to run game on high settings for this monitor. You're essentially pushing nearly 5K of pixels. This is one of the reason I went for this older monitor instead of the new Odyssey since my graphic card can't run games at 240Hz.
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    Alex
    3.0 out of 5 stars Perfect physical dimmensions and resolution, falls short everywhere else.
    Reviewed in Canada on November 17, 2023
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    Martin Sanschagrin
    4.0 out of 5 stars Panel is great, firmware not so much
    Reviewed in Canada on March 12, 2024