Questions about Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 - G93SC

The OLED G9 has a smart tv function

You can connect the monitor to a workstation via DisplayPort. However, there are no USB-C ports for docking stations, only USB-C as part of the USB ports. You may need a USB-C dock that is compatible with the existing USB ports or use a USB-C to USB adapter to use it with the integrated USB hub.

Technically impossible PIP with 240 Hz. The maximum frame rate must be distributed between the signals, e.g. 2x 120Hz, 1x 180Hz + 1x 60Hz etc.

We returned the device because it was not possible to display a clear and sharp typeface on the notebook in programmes such as Word and in the browser. After two hours of work, this led to headaches every time. This problem occurred on several devices, even after replacing screen cables and other components. It did not only affect office devices, but also a Lenovo Legion showed the same behaviour. Interestingly, the Samsung Odyssey G9 - CRG90 works flawlessly: the typeface is clear, everything looks perfect. It is possible that the devices used could not optimally support the monitor's 240 Hz.

Yes, you can connect a MacBook to the Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 - G93SC via USB-C, but there are a few things to keep in mind: - Make sure you are using the correct USB-C cable that is suitable for video transmission. Not all USB-C cables support video output. - Connect the monitor to a Thunderbolt / USB 4 port on your MacBook. These ports support the necessary video output. - If the monitor's cable is not directly compatible with your Mac's ports, you can use an adapter that converts USB-C to the appropriate port. It is important to check the documentation of the monitor and the Mac to ensure that all ports and cables are used correctly.

Yes

The specifications for the LS49CG934SUXEN reference on Samsung's website mention USB-C. See also: https://www.samsung.com/fr/monitors/gaming/odyssey-oled-g9-g93sc-49-inch-240hz-curved-dual-qhd-ls49cg934suxen/#specs

We apologise for this. You will receive a notification in the event of a "normal" price reduction, but not necessarily if the product is included in today's offers. We will inform the department responsible.

Yes, that's what I did myself, I mounted it on a wall bracket, which requires a separate device. The standards are VESA 100*100. I hope I've been able to answer your question. Best regards

BenQ Screenbar Halo - BenQ ScreenBar Halo is specifically designed for 49" ultrawide screens and other screens with a more pronounced curvature, so it may fit

Yes, the monitor comes without frenbedinung and gaming bar