The only negative thing is the price. The image is very clear and the motion is smooth. If you have the budget, there is nothing better at the moment and it is future proof for 4k 240hz.

It is the best non-OLED HDR monitor on the market.

It is worth it because it is not OLED (so it won't have burn-in) and it has the best response times compared to any other non-TN panel on the market. 4k 240hz 10bit, 100% achievable with Displayport and due to the response times, it doesn't have any dark level smearing and transitions happen within the refresh rate window. Just get a good cable to avoid any issues (like the club3D, which is the best copper cable on the market). VA panel, it has good blacks even with the FALD off.

It is not worth it because it has visible (although not overly pronounced) scanlines at 240hz in specific shades of blue and yellow. It has the well-known low QA quality from Samsung in gaming panels, so it's like playing dice whether you'll have a burnt pixel, backbleed, or a burnt miniled in some zone, and you'll have to deal with Samsung's RMA support until you get the right panel.

I got the right piece without any problems and the scanlines are sparse enough that they don't bother me in desktop usage and practically non-existent in gaming.

Coming from a curved screen, 27" but the first impression was that the eye could not get used to it.
And yet, due to its much greater curvature, it results in smoothly embracing the eye and thus not realizing its actual size.
I won't talk about the image, etc., the specs speak for themselves, Samsung quality.
Definitely value for money at the price I got it (1000€)