Samsung S57CG952NN 57" G95NC Series Odyssey Neo G9 Dual 4K UHD

Built for command centers, control rooms and high-performance digital signage, the Samsung S57CG952NN Odyssey Neo G9 Dual 4K UHD monitor brings unparalleled situational awareness to your security and monitoring workflows. This 57-inch DUHD curved display delivers the equivalent of two UHD screens in one panel, letting operators view more camera feeds, dashboards and content without bezel gaps. With HDR1000 and 1000 nit peak brightness, subtle details in shadows and highlights are preserved—critical for surveillance, evidence review and operational monitoring. Quantum MiniLED with thousands of local dimming zones produces superior contrast and deeper blacks, improving subject visibility in varied lighting conditions. For live feeds and fast-moving scenes, the 240Hz refresh rate and 1ms response (supported via DisplayPort 2.1) minimize motion blur and latency so nothing slips through. Designed for professional deployment, the Neo G9 pairs flexible inputs, an ergonomic stand and adaptive lighting to fit control rooms, retail signage and esports environments. Upgrade your security display infrastructure with a single, ultra-wide solution—contact sales or order now to deploy this high-performance monitoring monitor.

• Immersive Dual 4K view on a single 57-inch screen replaces multi-monitor setups so security teams and operators see more at a glance
• HDR1000 with 1000 nit peak brightness exposes shadow detail to help spot threats and critical events in surveillance footage
• Quantum MiniLED with 2,392 local dimming zones delivers deep contrast and true blacks for clearer identification of moving subjects
• 240Hz refresh rate and 1ms response (with DP 2.1) reduce motion blur and latency, ensuring smooth live video and fast-paced monitoring
• 1000R curved panel and large 57-inch canvas increase situational awareness while reducing eye fatigue during long shifts
• Robust connectivity and ergonomic design simplify integration into control rooms, digital signage applications, and security monitoring stations