TL;DR: The Samsung 40-inch Odyssey G7 curved gaming monitor is on sale for $649.99 at Amazon, down from its $999.99 list price.
A 40-inch ultrawide monitor can usually bump the cost of upgrading your gaming rig, but Amazon is now ready to save you hundreds of dollars on Samsung’s curved Odyssey G7.
As of July 27, the Samsung 40-inch Odyssey G7 G75F curved gaming monitor is available at Amazon for $649.99, with $350 knocked off the $999.99 list price for a huge 35% discount. Sold and shipped directly by Amazon, you’ll get free delivery, scheduled for Aug. 1 (at the time of writing), or July 28 for Prime members. That’s with free 30-day returns.
With its 40-inch VA panel, using a 21:9 aspect ratio and 5,120 x 2,160 WUHD resolution, you’re buying a much wider field of view than a regular 16:9 monitor while keeping the vertical detail of a 4K screen. Add the 1,000R curve, and anything you play — between League of Legends and the upcoming Beast of Reincarnation or Marvel: TOKON Fighting Souls — will be more immersive and jaw-dropping than ever.
The Odyssey G7 is quick enough for all manner of sessions with other multiplayer games. Its 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms GtG response time should make movement feel smoother and far more immediate in games like Fortnite, Marvel Rivals, or Call of Duty. AMD FreeSync Premium Pro helps keep the monitor and a compatible GPU in check by reducing screen tearing, stuttering, and distracting frame breaks when the action speeds up multiple fast-moving assets.
What’s more, visual quality gets a further boost from VESA DisplayHDR 600, which is designed to produce brighter highlights, deeper blacks, and clearer detail in darker areas. That should help cinematic games make even better use of their lighting, while the 3,000:1 contrast ratio gives the VA panel more depth than a basic office screen.
There is practical value outside gaming, too. Picture-by-Picture can display two sources side by side, while Picture-in-Picture lets you keep a smaller input visible over the main screen. Auto Source Switch+ can also jump to a newly activated device without making you cycle through inputs manually.
