Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 gets 28% discount on Amazon

Those not happy with the cheaper Samsung Odyssey G9 can go higher and grab the Samsung Odyssey Neo G9which has the same size and looks, but comes with a few noticeable improvements. The most important upgrades are the HDMI 2.1 connectors (vs. HDMI 2.0 in the Odyssey G9) and the Mini LED backlighting, which allows for brighter images (2,000 nits vs. 1,000 nits) and much better local dimming (2,048 dimming zones vs. only 10). After applying a 28% discount to the US$2,299.99 list price, the Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 can be acquired for US$1,653.80.

Just like the Odyssey G9, this gaming monitor comes with a resolution of 5,120 X 1,440 pixels, 240 Hz refresh rate and 1 ms GtG response time, as well as support for NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium Proalongside Samsung Infinity Core Lighting. The only color choice available is black and the discounted model number is LS49AG952NNXZA. In terms of ergonomic settings, the Odyssey Neo G9 comes with user-adjustable height, pivot, swivel, and tilt.

After 796 user reviews, the Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 has a 4/5 rating, with 62% perfect scores and 12% 4/5 reviews. Sadly, its score is pushed down by 14% minimum scores of 1/4 stars. The breakdown by feature starts with a 4.2 score for brightness and continues with 4.1 for gaming performance, 4.0 for picture quality, 3.6 for screen quality, and only 3.2 for the “value for money” attribute.

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