Samsung’s Odyssey monitor lineups are one of a kind, and Samsung Electronics will be debuting an all-new Odyssey G7 monitor in global markets at Gamescom 2025.
The company informed via its official newsroom that fans will be thrilled to witness the global launch of the newest Odyssey G7 monitors via the world’s leading gaming event, Gamescom 2025, which is going to be held in Cologne, Germany, from August 20th to August 24th.
Not just the G7 models, Samsung has further announced the collaboration with some major game publishers, developers, and leading game studios.
Odyssey G7 gaming monitor:
Well, Samsung is still the world’s first gaming monitor brand, and just in! Another gaming monitor, the Odyssey G7, will shortly be added into Samsung’s exceptional Odyssey monitor series. In terms of specifications, the company says that the newest Odyssey G7 (G75F model) comes in two different size variants. First up is a 37-inch 4K UHD carrying an aspect ratio of 16:9, whereas the second size comes in Samsung’s first-ever yet massive 40-inch Wide UHD with a 5K2K resolution and an aspect ratio of 21:9.
At the same time, more key features include HDR10+ gaming, CoreSync for ambient on-screen visuals, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro for buttery smooth functionality and performance, Auto Source Switch+, stunning ergonomic design, and versatile connectivity across DisplayPort 1.4 and two HDMI 2.1 ports.
Samsung partnered with leading game developers & publishers for immersive gaming experiences:
On the other hand, Samsung’s newest collaboration with major game publisher Netmarble and developer SHIFT UP will take users’ gaming experience to new heights while also expanding the 3D gaming ecosystem with Odyssey 3D (G90XF model) gaming monitors. Also, the event will be welcoming gamers from all around the world, which will not only allow them to experience dynamic gaming but also to have immersive gaming visuals on Samsung’s premium devices such as Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Odyssey 3D.
Well, it’s important to note that the latest Odyssey G7 gaming monitors are currently available in South Korea and the US, while Europe will follow in September.
