New 57″ Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 pre order, price & pre register
Get ready for the release of the new 57" Odyssey Neo G9
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The latest addition to Samsung’s Odyssey gaming monitor range is almost here. With that in mind, we’re going to take you through the new 57″ Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 pre order details. Samsung officially announced this back at CES 2023, where it won the Best Of Innovation. The anticipation and hype has been building up for some time, and fans can now get ready for the release.
- 57″ G95NC Odyssey Neo G9 is now up on the Samsung US store
- Pre order the 57″ G95NC Odyssey Neo G9 in the UK here
- 57″ G95NC Odyssey Neo G9 available in Australia here
With Gamescom 2023 starting up, Samsung are ready to launch the new Odyssey Neo G9, which they have now announced on August 23. Let’s see how you can register your interest early and see how the pre order is shaping up.
57″ Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 pre order details
The first pre order listing for the new Neo G9 has just arrived, in the UK for now. However, the Australian store has since listed the display as fully available. Pre orders are live directly from the Samsung site but we suspect it will also be closely followed by large online retailers such as Amazon or Best Buy. The Samsung pre-order reveals that the the order will be available to receive from August 29th in the UK.
- 57″ G95NC Odyssey Neo G9 is now up on the Samsung US store
- Pre order the 57″ G95NC Odyssey Neo G9 in the UK here
- 57″ G95NC Odyssey Neo G9 available in Australia here
Rumors have previously placed the release date as sometime in September or October, but we now have a clearer view following the announcement at Gamescom. The introduction video below reveals a nice glimpse of the monitor and its specs. While it’s ready to go in the UK, we’re waiting for other pre order pages – though this Samsung newsroom article says it can be pre-ordered globally. Despite that, US customers will have to wait until October, when the G9 releases alongside the new 2023 Odyssey Ark.
57″ Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 price
Now that one of the latest additions to Samsung’s Odyssey flagship displays is available for pre order in some regions, we can take a look at the price of the behemoth monitor. Despite having a comparatively delayed entry to the US market, we still have gathered the details for you US buyers too!
First off, it is available for pre-order on the official Samsung UK store for £2,199. Over on the Australian storefront, the price is listed at AU$3,199. While we don’t yet see pre orders for the US, the price has been revealed to stand at $2,499.99 on the Samsung store and ‘select US retailers’ once it is available in October.
57″ Odyssey Neo G9 official introduction video
57″ Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 available for pre register
Pre register is already up and running in the UK at the very least, so now is a good chance to register your interest early for those of you in the United Kingdom. You’ll get a £200 discount code as well as a chance to win the 43″ Odyssey Neo G7 if you register with your Samsung account here.
Considering the Neo G7 in question is worth £899 and a fantastic gaming monitor in its own right, there is no reason not to register early if you have a serious interest in the new Neo G9. We got to a conduct a Neo G9 review for the 49″ dual QHD model, so we fully understand the hype for the next step up.
FAQs
Where can you pre register for the 57″ Neo G9?
Pre register has been live for some time now in the UK. Samsung state that you can register with your Samsung account on their website for an exclusive £200 discount code and the change to win a 43″ Odyssey Neo G7 monitor worth £899.
When is the 57″ Odyssey Neo G9 release date?
There is no official word on the exact release date (when it will be available to buy) for all regions, but Samsung have now put up a pre order, with the receive by date listed as August 29 for the UK store, other regions are less clear as of now.
