Samsung 49 G9 Odyssey Infinity Mirror

I tried everything to mount my Samsung Odyssey G9. I tried heavy-duty mounts from every company, I tried bolting things in place, and I tried everything short of welding a bracket for the monitor. I still ended up with this Ergotron arm with the HD Pivot. I am so glad that I ended up biting the bullet. Setup was easy, the only issue I had was that I needed to reinforce the desk with wooden boards because the weight was too much for my Ikea desktop. Other than that I am looking at a pile of arms I tried that did not work and realizing that I spent more than the cost of this arm trying to find a cheaper alternative. Learn from my mistake and just go with this one from the start.

The Ergotron HX is holding my Samsung 49-inch G9 and it is simply outstanding. It clears up considerable desk space and allows me to position the monitor exactly as I want. It was easy to put together and attach to my desk and the monitor. Ergotron really did their homework when they designed this arm. It is well worth the price.

This is a great desk mount for heavy monitors like Samsung G9 49. Easy to put together, good range of movement.

Great product, works as intended. Works perfectly with my Odyssey G9. One thing to note is when trying to just the viewing angle of the monitor itself be sure to raise the G9s angle higher than intended as the mounting bracket that comes with the G9 hangs at a slight angle. This makes it so the monitor itself will adjust to a lower angle naturally. Correct this by overcompensating vertically so it falls into the correct position when you tighten the tension arm.

I have mounted a Minolta 58 f 1.2 on my Panasonic G9. It fits well and seems to focus to infinity OK. Quality seems good.

I have been using mirror less cameras for 10 years. Currently primarily using G9. The image through the viewfinder is significantly superior to the G9(which is very good) The D500’s autofocus is magic compared to my mirror less cameras. I really like my G9, but really,really,really like this Nikon.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 monitor is the best monitor I’ve ever used. The picture is crystal clear and adapts to any game type you play (first person shooters, sports, role playing, strategy, simulation, and adventure games). Only downside is that it has no speakers so you will need external speakers if you wish to not use a headset. The quality is so good, I just ordered the Samsung Neo QLED 8k for all my streaming purposes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 has completely transformed my gaming experience with its 32-inch curved VA panel and 1000R curvature, offering an incredibly immersive setup. The 4K resolution combined with a 240Hz refresh rate ensures silky smooth and detailed visuals, perfect for fast-paced games. The Mini LED backlighting, with 1,196 dimming zones, provides excellent contrast and deep blacks, while the HDR peak brightness of 2,000 nits brings colors to life in stunning detail. Performance-wise, the 1ms response time and support for both G-SYNC and FreeSync Premium Pro make gaming tear-free and ultra-responsive. With HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4, it's versatile for connecting different devices. Although it's on the pricier side, for serious gamers, the Odyssey Neo G8 is well worth the investment.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung Odyssey G55C is a 32-inch curved gaming monitor offering a solid combination of features for its price range. It boasts a QHD (2560x1440) resolution and a high refresh rate of 165Hz, making it well-suited for gaming. The 1000R curvature enhances immersion, which is particularly beneficial for gaming and multimedia consumption.

Installed this on my Samsung Galaxy Book Odyssey which came with 16 gigs on board with one slot available. Not only do I now have 32 gbs of ram but I'm also running dual channel. Editing 4k in Resolve is incredibly smooth. Also makes screen recording while editing in Resolve and Lightroom a simple task. Well worth the 60 bucks I spent.