Samsung has announced the global launch of its upgraded 2021 Odyssey series gaming monitors. The 2021 edition of the Odyssey gaming monitors—G30A, G50A, and G70A—is designed to provide gamers of all skill levels with "excellent picture quality and a futuristic design ."
Samsung claimed that the new line offers hyper-realistic image quality, a higher level of responsiveness, custom ergonomics and intuitive ease of use. Along with these latest features, gaming enthusiasts can enjoy highly realistic colors, pinpoint accuracy, and sharp response speeds for use on both PC and console.
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Samsung launched its first curved gaming monitor in 2020, and now offers a variety of Odyssey monitors in flat-panel design, ranging from 24 to 28 inches. Samsung's Odyssey 2021 gaming monitors are distinguished by ergonomic designs, with pan, tilt and swivel control points, and height adjustments. Hyesung Ha, Senior Vice President of Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics, commented that the expanded line of Odyssey gaming monitors will enrich these experiences for more players, whether they're looking for tournament wins or just looking to explore the next big game.
The G70A model features an Ultra High Definition (UHD) panel with a 178-degree wide viewing angle, along with HDR400. It has a 4K to 144Hz refresh rate and an ultra-low 1ms response time that gamers can get true to life accuracy.
The G50A features a Quad High Definition (QHD) panel with a 165Hz refresh rate offering a 1ms2 response time and HDR10. Finally, the Samsung Odyssey G30A gaming monitor has a fast refresh rate of 144Hz and a response time of 1ms4 (MPRT), the pixels change with an almost instantaneous response to offer fast action and fast on-screen performance.
Samsung said the G70A and G50A Odyssey gaming monitors have multiple display management tools to multitask. Users can play, watch and chat at the same time with Picture-by-Picture (PBP) or create a second virtual screen with Picture-in-Picture (PIP) with flexible customization.
Source: Techradar
