Customer Ratings & Reviews

Clean fast display it’s a monitor with an option to be a tv

I really like the physical design of this monitor. It is sleek and has a small footprint. The display itself is crisp and beautiful. But that's really where the praise stops. The built-in Samsung Smart TV apps are intrusive, not necessary, and actively make the monitor harder to use...as a monitor. The built-in speakers also emitted a high-pitched whine when not in use. Just mute it, right? Wrong. Muting causes a big mute icon to bounce around your screen in random places (to avoid burn-in) and never goes away. A clear anti-feature. I know some like the matte finish, but all my lighting is upward facing, so I don't ever deal with display glare and really can't say as the matte finish made any discernable difference for me. Also, tuning the color calibration was extremely difficult due to the awful OSD menus and general cumbersome need to use a remote to navigate everything. The updated 2025 model removes the Smart TV functionality entirely. Go with that one instead.

In the 4K OLED space, a lot of the product are roughly the same quality with small differences in features. The matte vs. glossy argument is purely preference and environment, and you really need to see both to make a decision on what you like more. Having tried multiple 4K OLEDs, I settled on this one because the Smart TV functions were a great value add. If you can find this on sale or get lucky on an open box, it's a terrific purchase.

Expensive but so crisp and vibrant. Pairs well with my 5070ti for 4k gaming.

I love this monitor’s design and display. Speakers are so so, but great experience overall.

Having tried many oled monitors this past year i think i finally came into one i can settle with. Having had 4k monitors in the past i was missing that from 1440p counter parts. The color vibrancy, accuracy, and brightness are fantastic. Could it be brighter? Sure but in the current offerings this is great for all lighting conditions i deal with. The oled glare free coating is the most impressive coating ive seen and shouldn't sway people that might be prefering glossy. As I do myself but this is something else!

This may be very biased because it is my first OLED monitor… However, i want to note I’ve had wuite a few monitors prior, even a 4K monitor previously (an LG 4K 144hz IPS monitor if I remember correctly). Colors on this monitor are amazing! Im running a 4080 GPU and it is holding up with great temps. I do want to add that for fps games, i squeeze as many frames as i can get! Despite the lower graphic settings, it looks so much better! So much so that i want to play more single player games just to immerse myself. There is the fear of burn in, however, I got the BestBuy warranty just to be safe.

Love it! Competitive games run smoothly and single player games look beautiful.

Just a great display with a lot of screen real estate! Wonderful color and easy set up.

I cannot express just how disappointed I was to return this monitor. I came from an Asus Predator IPS panel, 27" and 4k120. Unfortunately, a few things work against this G8 as being a viable monitor for me. But, let's start with the pros: - It is nice and thin. It weighs less than my 27" monitor did. - The 240Hz refresh rate is butter smooth - Contrast is excellent - Gaming looks beautiful The cons far outweigh the pros if your use case is anything like mine – 40 hours a week WFH plus a couple hours a night of casual or competitive gaming: - The text clarity is the FOREMOST reason I returned this monitor. The subpixel arrangement for these OLEDs is conducive to color and contrast, but not text. On two platforms - Mac and PC - and every combination of settings under the sun, there was absolutely no way I could make the text acceptably sharp enough to look at. The purple/green fringing was definitely part of that, but the text just isn't sharp to begin with. Placing the monitor further away and increasing the text size doesn't help much, and frankly defeats the purpose of having a 32" monitor. I suspect some of this has to do with the pixel density being noticeably worse (138 PPI for this versus 163 on my 4k/27") due to the larger panel. - The interface/software is horrible and basically requires using the included remote to navigate well. Lots of features are locked out if you don't connect it to WiFi or sign in to SmartThings. Boo. - The brightness in SDR mode is lackluster. It's just not pleasant to look at for anything except gaming. - No easy way to switch between game mode and graphic mode. Several menu layers/button clicks to do it. - HDR mode looks horrible no matter the combination of settings I used. Completely washed out. - Weird power on/off behavior, coupled with poor software, makes this display act unpredictably. - No matter what I did to turn off power saving, automatic contrast/brightness, etc., I always got the impression the monitor was modulating brightness in different areas of the screen, making certain white-dominant screens/windows look brighter than others. - Only a single DP connection. There should really be two. - No USB-C This monitor should really be $600-800 at the most, and not $1,300+ after tax. I thought I had held out long enough for tech to catch up to my desires, but I was unfortunately mistaken. In anything 32" or up, I'm going to hold out for a 6K/8K monitor that is capable of 120Hz+, knowing that I won't be able to game above 4K but that my text will at least be sharp enough not to give me a headache.

This monitor is great for a gaming console I would say. It has TV features that are annoying if you're using this strictly for PC! But overall it has a great display, look crisp and clear. Only cons I will say is the annoying TV features and I wish it was the screen was a little brighter but hey everything can't be perfect! (I got this monitor as "fair" open box for $629 and the condition was excellent , no scratches, screen is perfect and everything was included in the box except the HDMI Cable. This was definitely a steal for me so I really can't complain lol!)

Great picture quality! I’d definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a 4K LED monitor.

I love it the picture is bright and beautiful. I love all of the smart app features, and the built in voice assistant this is an amazing product.

This monitor is amazing for any task you put in front of it. A OLED display at 3840x2180 for a beautiful display whether your playing video games, watching movies, or just browsing the web. Its pricey but worth it.

Easy set up, beautiful screen. Perfectly runs my games on xbox at 120fps

Samsung - 32" Odyssey OLED G8 (G80SD) 4K UHD 240Hz 0.03ms Smart Gaming Monitor with HDR - Silver is the best monitor ultra realistic full quality

Has a remote, not a fan of having to turn it on and off that way. Doesnt turn off automatically when I power my pc off. I want to love ot as it was a good sale price. Trying one more option before I commit to keeping it and if I do I feel like Im settling

Love the product. The comparison to my old monitor is beyond belief. Works as a TV if I want to quickly switch to streaming apps with the remote! Got it on discount and it was worth every penny. Comes with a warranty to almost completely cover your needs if something happens.

Highly Recommend the monitor for 4k gaming . Occasionally it will black screen for a millisecond but im convenced this is just a samsung qwerk . picture quaility is insainly good . The greens really pop on this monitor neons look amazing.

Great product highly recommended! Best 4k monitor.