Samsung Odessey:-
So after using the monitor for nearly 3 weeks now, I can say the quality of the monitor itself is incredible.
The curve I got used to very quickly and I would now say I actually prefer a curved monitor.
I have also switched back a couple of time between monitors to see what I actually prefer and TBH I am very torn on whether a 28" or 32" monitor is best - With a 28" you can see the whole screen at once, and you don't feel like your eyes are shall I say seeking around the screen, where as the 32", I felt I was weird when using it for general Windows use, as I kept feeling I was seeking around the screen and not everything on the screen is viewable.
But for gaming I actually found the 32" to be slightly better.
Gaming:-
This was a different level, this is where I thought I was going to be really torn between what is better 4K 60FPS or 1440p depending on game was anywhere from 120 - 180 FPS.
Then you start playing games and all of a sudden resolution becomes irrelevant, having higher FPS is a very clear winner.
Sports games feel and look so much more fluid.
FPS though is where the difference really comes in, I don't know what happened but I found myself killing on average more people per game than using my 4K 60Hz monitor.
I honestly thought I would send the monitor back, but I am 100% keeping it..
Took me about 10 days to 2 weeks to get used to a 32", and maybe should of bought the 28"..
I know everyone online says 1440P 144Hz is better than 4K 60Hz, but personally I did not believe it - I always thought resolution was king - Now I would never go back to a measly 60FPS.
Windows:-
As stated using the monitor within Windows is a bit of a pain, as when your sat less than a metre away it can be a bit awkward at times, but I have been getting used to it.
HDR:-
TBH the HDR elements are OK at best, it is switched on in most games I tried, but it doesn't make any sort of real difference - Unlike my LG OLED where you turn on HDR and the picture becomes instantly better and noticeable.
