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For my gaming setup, I've been using 2 Samsung Odyssey G7 (model LS28AG700NNXZA) monitors for a few months. (28" 4k 144hz) After turning off the LEDs on the bac
by theandrewbailey 5y ago
For my gaming setup, I've been using 2 Samsung Odyssey G7 (model LS28AG700NNXZA) monitors for a few months. (28" 4k 144hz) After turning off the LEDs on the back, they don't give off obnoxious gamer vibes. They seem brighter and more saturated than any other displays I've used. Of course, the visuals are super smooth, both spatially and temporally. I haven't used them for any paid work, but I've been working on my blog with them. The only downside is that they have external power bricks. (Didn't monitors lose those 15 years ago?)
I don't know how they would work on Macs. There are monitors with the exact same specs from multiple manufacturers, and they all seem to use the same Innolux M280DCA-E7B panel. I looked at the equivalent 32" monitors, but a review or two said the 28" ones had less ghosting (AKA 'faster').
I'm 100% satisfied. I wonder when everyone else's ~24" 1080p60 monitors will look old and outdated to me.
- digisign 5y ago> I wonder when ... ~24" 1080p60 monitors will look old and outdated Already happened. Have had two 4k monitors for at least five years now, would not go back.