At Gamescom 2025 in Cologne, Samsung Electronics gave gamers a first look at its newest Odyssey G7 monitors, expanding its award-winning gaming display lineup. While the event provided the stage, the real story lies in how these monitors are built to transform the way players compete, stream, and immerse themselves in the games they love.
The Odyssey G7 debuts in two striking formats: a 37 inch 4K UHD (3,840 × 2,160) with a 16:9 aspect ratio, and a 40 inch Wide UHD (WUHD) with 5K2K (5,120 × 2,160) resolution and a 21:9 aspect ratio. Both are designed for gamers who demand speed and precision, delivering refresh rates of up to 165Hz on the 37 inch and 180Hz on the 40 inch[1], paired with a rapid 1ms[2] GTG response time[3]. With VESA DisplayHDR 600 certification and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro[4], the Odyssey G7 ensures smooth, tear free visuals and vibrant detail, whether players are competing in fast paced esports or immersing themselves in expansive open worlds.
Beyond performance, the Odyssey G7 also brings gamer focused versatility. The 40 inch model features Picture by Picture (PBP) and Picture in Picture (PIP), allowing streamers and multitaskers to manage live chat, content, or secondary feeds alongside their gameplay. Enhancements such as CoreSync lighting, Auto Source Switch Plus, and an ergonomic stand further elevate immersion and comfort, making the Odyssey G7 as functional as it is powerful.
For players, the Odyssey G7 is more than another monitor. It is a competitive edge, a creative hub, and an immersive canvas. Built to keep up with the demands of today’s gamers, it reflects a future where every frame counts and every detail matters.
To find out more, please visit https://www.samsung.com/my/monitors/gaming/odyssey-g7-g75f-40-inch-180hz-wuhd-ls40fg752eexxs/
[1] Refresh rate and response time may vary based on the performance of the input source.
[2] 1ms’ means one millisecond, which is the average response time range between 1.00ms and 1.99ms, truncated to a whole number.
[3] Based on GtG measured under internal test conditions. Results may vary by content and monitor settings (Requires ‘Extreme mode’ setting). GtG (Gray to Gray) measures the time taken for a monitor pixel to change from one gray value to another.
[4] AMD FreeSync Premium Pro is available only when compatible AMD graphic cards are used.
