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It’s such a kludgy, half-arsed solution, the G7 would arguably be better off with a single fixed backlight. But there are just eight edge-lit vertical zones. As implied by the DisplayHDR 600 certification, the backlight supports local dimming. Technically, the main shortcoming involves HDR support. Factor in buttery smooth 240Hz refresh and adaptive sync and, well, this is one heck of a gaming panel. But with that you also get the much better contrast and black levels of VA. At a glance, you’d be hard pressed to distinguish it from a very good IPS panel when it comes to colour balance. The 1000R curve of the Samsung Odyssey G7 C27G7 is pretty extreme (Image credit: Samsung)įor general feel and accuracy, the G7 is fantastic, too.

Anyway, even 100W isn’t nearly enough for a high performance gaming laptop. Although USB-C power delivery maxes out at a theoretical 100W, the most we’ve seen a monitor supply is 65W. But with the gaming remit, it probably makes sense. The latter is arguably a conspicuous omission, especially given the lofty price point.

Inputs-wise, you’re looking at HDMI and DisplayPort but not USB-C. Rounding out the main image-quality related features, the VA panel is good for a claimed 2,500-to-one contrast and Samsung has integrated both a low input lag mode and user-configurable overdrive including a motion-blur reduction mode. The HDR capabilities include a peak brightness of 600 nits and up to 95 per cent coverage of the DCI-P3 gamut. The G7 is also VESA DisplayHDR 600 certified with local backlight dimming, more on which in a moment. Other - G-Sync Compatible, FreeSync Premium, 2x USB 3.0 hub