Samsung - 27" Odyssey OLED G6 (G60SD) QHD 360Hz 0.03ms FreeSync Premium Pro Gaming Monitor with HDR - Silver

I’ve been using this monitor for about 3 years and it’s been consistently excellent. No issues, no degradation — it still feels like a high-end product. What really stands out is the OLED panel. Since each pixel is self-lit, you get perfect blacks and near-infinite contrast. There’s no backlight bleed, no blooming, and the image always looks clean and precise. Colors are rich and natural, and overall the picture feels much more “alive” compared to traditional LCD monitors. Of course, OLED has its limitations. Full-screen brightness isn’t very high, and there’s a potential risk of burn-in if you leave static elements on screen for long periods. There are also small things like pixel shifting or panel refresh cycles that you may notice during use. QD-OLED can sometimes show slight color fringing on fine details as well. But in real-world use, especially for gaming, the advantages completely outweigh the downsides. The panel is incredibly fast, motion looks very sharp, and everything feels responsive and smooth. In darker environments, the image quality really shines and looks significantly better than most LCD or even Mini-LED displays. This monitor is clearly built for gaming. It can handle competitive titles just as well as single-player games where image quality matters the most. If your PC can push high frame rates, you’ll get an outstanding experience. Overall, I can confidently say that OLED is currently the best gaming display technology, and this monitor proves it. If you understand what you’re getting, it’s an amazing choice.

The image quality is incredible and the colors look amazing thanks to the OLED panel. The 360Hz refresh rate feels extremely smooth in competitive games, and the response time is excellent. It has been a huge upgrade for my gaming setup. Highly recommended for anyone who wants top-tier performance and picture quality.

This was my first OLED monitor coming from a 24" 144Hz TN panel, and all I can say is that it's well worth it. For games that benefit from high FPS, like Overwatch, Osu!, Valorant, and Apex, it's perfect for them. The only downside with this monitor would be the joystick durability. It's made from a cheap plastic and I've heard that its breaks quite easily. So if you do end up purchasing this monitor I would be gentle when using it.

[Employee of bestbuy] This monitor is probably one of the best OLED monitors under $1,000, and definitely well worth spending the money for it. The model I had purchased was actually an open box model in excellent rated condition. The monitor after unboxing it was basically in brand new condition, and even had the plastic wrapping still on everything like the back of the monitor, and the power box for the power cord, which is in a design I really love, because it helps keep the monitor from heating up by having a battery box connected to the cord itself to manage the heat from the electricity. The display on the monitor is absolutely stunning, as the contrast and colors literally scream the best viewing experience possible. The QHD resolution is also a nice choice, because it helps mitigate extra cost by not being 4K UHD, which would add another $200 minimum. The big seller alongside the OLED however, is the 360Hz refresh rate, which is as of now, the best you can get in the consumer market for not spending a few organ donations. As a rhythm game player, this is a major key selling point as the Hz of a monitor is key for these kinds of games, as well as FPS games if you want to play on a competitive level. The build on the monitor itself is also very sturdy, the swivel stand is extremely smooth moving it around, the only real complaint I had about it was the 7 attempts I had to do to actually snap the monitor into the stand itself, which was a challenge for me for some reason. Here’s the minor flaw however. Despite being a 1440p monitor, if you’re trying to read text on it, it can be a LITTLE bit blurry, causing some minor issues but it definitely isn’t a deal breaker for me. If you’re using the monitor for gaming, photo editing, or content creation, 100% consider investing into a G6, or even higher if you prefer an ultrawide. If you’re using the monitor for office work or anything of the such that deals with documents or excel type stuff, definitelt an okay choice but be ready to deal with a little bit of blurriness trying to read text.

A Display So Good, It Took My Eyes 15 Minutes to Believe It Was Real The first time I powered on this display, I was absolutely blown away. The deep blacks, the insanely vibrant colors—it immediately felt like I’d just opened a portal to a higher dimension. Even the OSD (on-screen display) menu is slick and intuitive, with a four-way cross switch that somehow makes navigating settings feel fun. I never misclick anything—just pure efficiency. Then I fired up my first game, and honestly… I was shattered in the best way. The color gamut is so rich, so alive. Shadows are deep and ominous, which makes it perfect if you're into horror games like I am. Jump scares hit way harder when you're surrounded by pitch-black corners and vibrant detail. It’s like the display wants you to scream. Here’s something funny, though—I’m a software developer and spend most of my life reading and writing code, so I’m very particular about text clarity. When I first looked at text on this monitor, I thought something was off. I genuinely thought the letters looked a little blurry. But then—maybe 15 minutes in—it clicked. The anti-aliasing was so smooth and clean that it was actually giving text a sort of subtle, almost 3D quality. It was too good, and my eyes just had to adjust. Once they did, it felt like the monitor was tickling my eyes—in a good way—whether I was gaming or writing code. That kind of detail is addictive. Also, the stand? Amazing. It adjusts about 8" vertically and gets as low as 4" from the desk. It angles easily and lines up perfectly with my other (much larger) display. It’s sturdy, smooth, and just as premium as the panel itself. And let me tell you: when the screen first turned on, it started completely black, but I could see the glow from the backlights. I just knew something epic was about to appear. Then BAM—the word "Odyssey" fades onto the screen in smooth, crisp white. I actually howled with laughter. It was so good, so premium-looking, it made my other monitor (even the Apple Studio 5K one) feel… well, outdated. This monitor makes everything look better—whether it's fast-paced shooters, gritty survival games, or text editors. Games like Wreckfest, Dark and Darker, and even quirky titles like Headliners look absolutely phenomenal. Yes, it was a bit pricey—but I’ve never once regretted the purchase. It’s honestly vastly superior to most displays out there, including some that cost even more. If you’re after a monitor that’s a win across the board—for work, play, or just gawking at how pretty pixels can be—this is the one. Without a doubt, the day I picked it up, this was the best display in the store. Maybe even in the entire zip code. Now if you’ll excuse me... time to go hunt some zombies.