Samsung S32BG650 Odyssey G6 32" Curved QHD 240Hz Monitor - QHD Resolution, 240Hz Refresh Rate, 1ms Response Time - Gaming Monitors

At 240Hz on a 32-inch curved QHD panel, the Samsung Odyssey G6 sits in a genuinely rare category: a monitor that delivers competitive-level refresh rates without sacrificing the resolution and screen real estate that makes games actually look good. Most 240Hz displays cut corners by dropping to 1080p, which renders them sharp in motion but soft in detail. The G6 refuses that trade-off, making it a serious option for players who want fast and immersive in the same package.

Who Is This For?

This monitor suits the dedicated PC gamer who splits time between competitive titles — where 240Hz genuinely matters — and story-driven or open-world games where QHD detail pulls its weight. You'll feel the difference most if you're running a GPU capable of pushing high frame rates at 1440p, so an RTX 3080 or better is the realistic entry point to unlock what this screen can do. If you're on a mid-range card or play casually at weekends, a 144Hz panel at half the price will serve you just as well.

What Buyers Say

Owners consistently praise the panel's motion clarity and the curvature, which at 1000R feels genuinely immersive rather than gimmicky at this screen size. The VA panel delivers deep blacks that IPS monitors at this price point struggle to match. The most common complaint is backlight bloom in dark scenes — a known VA limitation that becomes noticeable during night-time in-game environments — and some users report the stand offers limited ergonomic adjustment.

The Deal

At £275, this represents a £275 saving against the listed was-price of £549.99. However, our price history — though limited to five data points — shows the lowest recorded price was £479, meaning the current price sits meaningfully below even that previous floor. That context matters: this isn't a manufactured discount. For more context on comparable screens, see our best gaming monitor deals UK guide. At this price, hesitation is the only real risk.