#Samsung odyssey g7 27 free
If you all have any recommendations for what I (or anyone with these monitors) should do to enhance the experience with it then feel free to leave a comment! I'll try to answer them all. I think however that choosing 27" wasn't a bad decision because I reckon I'd be able to notice the loss in PPI, however I can't be sure as I don't have the 32 on hand obviously. Text does smear tho when you scroll a page, I thought that was what was considered black smearing too, but apparently not as it's the same as my last monitor if not worse when scrolling down text or checkerboxes, etc. Otherwise as for the calibration tests I did notice some banding in darker areas, but overall it did well and the contrast between colour shade is better than my last monitor, and I also didn't notice severe scanlines they're barely visible on very few websites. While installing it the little plastic tabs that are meant to secure it broke off, 2 of the 4 top ones. Idk, can't notice the curve much tho so that's not an issue, did some calibrations and stuff, also one thing I am not happy about is the cable cover round the back. The Windows everything and chrome tabs are smaller which is annoying, but other than that I also got a headache today when I used it. What do you think? Is the bigger one worth the bigger price?Įdit: Well I received my 27" and it doesn't seem bad, neither for the minute does it seem to be something huge.
I think too that it may be too big for FPS games like PUBG, as in I will have to move my head to see stuff on the edges of the screen? The 27" is good in all ways except apparently being 'less immersive' than the 32 inch due to the lesser curve. The PPI will be less, and it costs more are the downsides. The 32 is more expensive, but if it will satisfy me more for many years to come then I believe it shall be the way to go.
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