32" Odyssey OLED G8 (G80SD) Series 4K UHD Smart Gaming Monitor w QD-OLED, 240Hz 0.03ms, G-Sync Compatible, Glare-Free Display, Sleek Metal Design, LS32DG800SNXZA, 3 Yr Warranty

Such a gorgeous and vibrant screen. Spent way too long looking for an OLED and decided to trust Rtings.com as they tested tons of models. They rated this Samsung as the best 4K monitor and the best OLED monitor. Samsung software is decent. Power brick isn't too huge. Settings aren't too terrible to figure out and there are many options. Originally was going to get a 34" ultrawide but at the time they were only in 1440p resolution and I prefer the taller screen as it turns out. Text clarity is fantastic compared to most OLED's. Oh and it comes with a remote which is fun.

This monitor slaps. Highly recommend.

I’ve been using the Samsung 32" Odyssey OLED G8 mainly for gaming, and overall, I’m really happy with it. The picture quality is stunning — vibrant colors, deep blacks, and sharp details. Playing Destiny 2 on this thing is a whole new experience. The scenery looks incredible, and the OLED panel really brings everything to life. Pros: - Fantastic image quality. Colors are rich and vibrant — perfect for immersive games like Destiny 2. - Built-in speakers. Surprisingly decent sound if you don’t want to use headphones or external speakers all the time. - Solid value for what you get. It’s a 4K OLED monitor with a 240Hz refresh rate and Smart Monitor features — pretty rare at this price point, especially if you catch it on sale. Cons: - Occasional black screen issue. About once a night, the screen briefly goes black for a second or two and then comes back. Not a dealbreaker, but noticeable. It might be related to running games below the native 4K resolution, which can sometimes cause minor hiccups. If you want a beautiful, feature-packed OLED display that’s great for both gaming and media, this is definitely one to consider.

Speaking purely about the panel itself, this monitor is amazing. The blacks are incredible and it's just an overall beautiful screen. The issue however, is that this is a truly awful monitor. This product has an identity crisis and aspires to be a smart TV instead of a PC monitor. Here's what I mean: This screen itself has smart TV apps for streaming services on the display itself, a hub screen for other Samsung apps, and constantly pesters you to connect to your local wifi. Every time the screen powers on or wakes from sleep, a huge intrusive UI appears for about 30-45 seconds which blocks your entire taskbar. ON A MONITOR You cannot truly disable the internal speakers and instead can only set the volume to 0. This doesn't stop your PC from switching to the monitor as an audio output whenever the screen powers back on and re-registers with your PC. this thing seriously thinks it's a smart TV and is genuinely the worst monitor I've used in my life. This even comes with a remote which you will NEED to keep on your desk at all times as it constantly changes outputs and fails to connect to your PC. the UI/UX is the worst I've ever seen on a monitor truly does not seem to be made to work as one. I suspect that this screen runs the same awful privacy invading bloat that Samsung's modern smart TVs do as well, but I haven't confirmed that as I refuse to give it access to my local network. After trying my best to like the product for a week now I simply have to return it, I can't deal with this much slop for this cost. While physically stunning, this screen is overall unreliable, inconsistent, and unusable as a monitor. It refuses to play nice with your PC and provides an unacceptable amount of problems for a $1,200 product. this is a MONITOR, not a TV.

Beautiful monitor, absolutely no issues. Has Samsung UI and built-in smart TV features included, which is handy if needed but I don't use it. Monitor is responsive, beautiful colors, and even has great sound. I use it for gaming and it's perfect.

I can't do a full review as my new PC is not yet finished, but I can speak to this monitor. Over the years, I have had a series of Samsung monitors, all of which have been great. This new 32-inch unit replaces a 32-inch curved monitor that I am passing on to my grandson. In the meantime, I have been casting my 15-inch laptop screen to the monitor. First, it's worth noting that this unit is not curved like the old one, but I don't see that as a major issue. The screen is bright and sharp. The colors are excellent. My old unit required periodic recalibration. This one does automatic recalibration and has a higher resolution screen with faster refresh. One surprise, which I did not note on purchase, is that this unit is also a 32-inch LQED TV! So it sees all the programs I watch on my 65-inch LG OLED TV and everything else I have running on my internet. It has built-in speakers and a hub, which was much easier to set up than my old unit. I have a Logitech camera, which the unit picked up right away. You can easily connect keyboards, mice, phones and other compatible hardware. So that's the good stuff, but what don't I like? I found the documentation to be a joke.MY old monitor had a 53-page manual. This one comes with a 12 by 15 double-sided installation guide with pictures, and it does make assembly quick. In the box is a simple User guide, 12 x 15, with 1.5 columns of English. I found a color 6 x 10 brochure online, which provides more info on features. But that was it!! MY old monitor can easily adjust height with 2 fingers. Both monitors can rotate and tilt the screen. The new screen appears to only set the height to a fix t level and is not easily adjustable. It is my only gripe, so I still rate it a 5.

Buy it if you're okay with ai BS bring stuffed down your throat that interrupts your game, MID GAME. I don't want vision Ai Samsung, my 1100$ monitor shouldn't have to be jail-broken to use it. This monitor is anything but a monitor. When it's not being annoying, the clarity, the quality, are all really nice. But there's so much bloatware, and obvious data harvesting going on that it almost feels like I need to go find another monitor from another company that isn't trying to shove integrated useless ai into my face.

Love the color accuracy. I mostly use it for movies and it bundles up nicely with my ps5. Owned it for a year and happy with it.

Que chulada de monitor. Pase de un monitor ASUS ProArt Display PA328QV, porque me falló la mitad de la pantalla. Y el oled de este nuevo monitor, que maravilla, y el HDR! Ahora si se ve como debe, además de que el brillo mínimo es bajísimo, ahora no me estoy cansando por tanto tiempo en la pantalla. La mejor elección que tome. Y el home donde están las apps de Netflix, etc. súper fluido, llegándole a mi Apple TV 4K

Best monitor I've had

Excellent moniteur Oled. ( les noirs sont profonds et foncés, ). Cependant soyez avisé c’est plutôt une TV Samsung avec entrée display (DP) et HDMI, donc toutes les avantages d’une TV et d’un moniteur. Mais ce n’est pas pour tout le monde.

Will have 5 stars if the internal smart tv os is better. Known issues with the internal OS, unplug to reboot will resolve 1 and 2: 1. Wifi sometimes unstable, leaving emby pause for no reason; 2. Total frozen -- twice, not in PC gaming, though; 3. ARC not working with DP input, TV OS audio output is fine, or you need HDMI input ? I also tried with DAC connected to USB port, it is working as expected.

I am shocked this monitor has as many positive reviews it does an I am further shocked by it's normal (not on sale) price. This is a glorified TV. It has all the hallmarks of a smart TV and NOT a gaming monitor. The doesn't have adjustable gamma, which for a $1700 HDR monitor, is shocking. You're locked at 2.2. The monitor has some localized dimming that you cannot turn off, even when it's turned off you can see it still happening. The panel housing if flimsy, I had it on a desk mount arm and was afraid I was going to break it just by repositioning it. There are monitors that are 1/2 this price that are MUCH better.