Samsung c27g75t odyssey g7 full#
Unlike other, less functional 27-inch alternatives, the G7 provides a full 90 degrees pivot. The adjustability of the stand is definitely a positive feature of this monitor. Once you have managed your cables, simply pop the shell of the stand back on and you’re good to go.Īs far as adjustments go, users can expect the following That said, it does mean you will need a fairly large desk to use this monitor comfortably.Īs mentioned earlier, the back of the stand unlocks to reveal cable management options and a headphone holder. The V-shaped base is extremely wide and gives the monitor all the stability you could require. Unlike the G9 we tested recently, the stand on the G7 offers much more rigidity and adjustability.
That said, they measure in at roughly 10mm (top and sides) and almost double that at the base (21mm). Thanks to the design of the G7, the bezels feel extremely discrete. That being said, because of the 1000R curvature, if you do have a particularly strong light source that is causing some reflective issues, it’s extremely hard to maneuver the monitor to a position that eradicates the problem. It does an excellent job of mitigating natural light and allows you to focus on what’s most important, the gaming. Like most modern monitors, the Samsung Odyssey G7 has an anti-glare coating with 3H hardness. The stand works flawlessly and provides excellent versatility and adjustments if necessary – something we’ll touch upon in more detail shortly. Despite the majority of this display being made from plastic, it still feels extremely robust when compared to other monitors of similar design.
The frame of the display was nicely constructed and no gaps were found between the panel and the frame itself – something that has plagued other monitor brands for some time now. The stand felt sturdy and supportive, providing all the rigidity needed to ensure a safe and comfortable viewing experience. I was pretty impressed with this build quality of the G7, but then again, it was a $700 monitor – you’d expect nothing less. Overall, you can’t really knock this monitor from a design standpoint. Cable management options are available for this monitor, with the shell of the stand unlocking to expose an inlay where cables can be easily routed.
Like the Samsung G9, the 7 also showcases a nicely positioned headphone stand which stores away inside the stand nicely when not in use. At the base of the display, we find two RGB light zones that create a subtle ambiance when using the G7 during evenings.Īs we move to the rear of the monitor, the gamey theme continues – displaying a vortex-like RGB zone of which I haven’t seen the likes of before. The 1000R curvature sets the scene, split by a large V-shaped stand which offers a sharp contrast to the smoothness of the display’s curve. It looks the part and doesn’t overdo it to the point where aesthetics start to look tacky or gimmicky. Designįirst impressions of this monitor are extremely positive. The following section will be a more in-depth look at the overall design, build quality, and features that come equipped with the Samsung Odyssey G7.
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