Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was in the market for a gaming monitor for my pc build and happened upon this amazing piece of tech. Fell in love with it instantly.

Eye catching at first glance and then everything i wanted after that

The Samsung Odyssey G8 OLED is gorgeous colors pop, blacks are deep, and gaming feels buttery smooth at 240Hz. The curve makes it super immersive, and the design looks premium. Needed a little tweaking out of the box, but overall it’s an awesome monitor.

Amazing monitor with amazing features BUT, it doesn’t have DisplayPort 2.1 instead using 1.4. It checks every other box though!

Get the 32” you won’t regret it! I was leaning towards the 27” but the 32” is perfect! The screen is very clear!

Overall pretty good colors are and easy set up …..

pretty good OLED Monitor overall. I use it for my gaming pc with a nvidia 5070, some games freeze when I play 4k but I guess thats the GPU problem, movies look really nice on this monitor.

Great for 4k gaming! I have this running with my rtx 5090 and its a beautiful monitor!

Love the automatic screen optimization feature to prevent burn-in. Be advised that if you have a Nvidia graphics card and use the Displayport output, the screen may randomly go black for a second or two. Otherwise it's an amazing monitor.

Great budget friendly monitor . Bought it then upgraded . Still very good for the price

Switched from a glossy to matte. Excellent monitor. Would highly recommend.

Best monitor I ever had colors are great and no glare

WORTH IT!!!! Major upgrade from my Alienware OLED. Crisp and clean, I can see more detail in my games than ever before. Big boost in visual for my FPS. The sleek design really adds to my setup. Totally worth the price!

The monitor is very good excellent colors and response time, a little more on price side.

Samsung is one of the best in the business. Can’t go wrong with it.

A bit pricy, but it is hands down the best monitor I've ever owned! Gaming has never looked this good!

Great monitor. Quite an upgrade for me. Coming from a 60 hz 1080p monitor. Night and day difference

This screen provides me with a FLAWLESS experience. 10 stars.

My first thoughts upon seeing the Samsung Odyssey G8 screen were: “Wow!” During the setup and unboxing process, you can immediately tell that this is a serious piece of hardware, and that it’s made extremely well. The stand for the screen is heavy and sturdy, ensuring a secure and stable support for the real star of the show. Assembling the stand and screen is a relatively easy process, and I had mine ready to go in about 5 minutes. The build quality is simply top-notch, in all areas and aspects of this product. Even before you plug it in and lay your eyes on the spectacular picture quality, the Samsung Odyssey G8 just screams "high-end and well-made." It also comes with a variety of cables for input options, and the (rather large) power supply brick. When I read that this screen was 32", I remember thinking "Oh, it will be big, but not THAT big.” Well, in person, this 32” screen is a very impressive size. Being that it is 4K, OLED, and possesses a 240 Hz refresh rate (among other insane specs), means that no matter what content you’re viewing, it will look its absolute best on this monitor. For testing purposes, I decided to play a handful of games, to get a good idea of what this screen was capable of. I focused on Cyberpunk 2077, the new Oblivion Remaster, and Fallout 4, since it’s a game I’ve spent so much time with over the years. While Cyberpunk was certainly the most demanding (followed by Oblivion), no matter what I ran, it all looked absolutely phenomenal. With the high refresh rate and a response time of 0.03 milliseconds (another WOW!) all of the fast-paced action was smooth, and displayed beautifully. Even on an older title like Fallout 4, the Samsung Odyssey ensured that it was (literally) the best it had ever looked, in my eyes. I have been playing video games for well over 35 years, and this screen put out some of the best visuals I have ever seen, hands down. Along with gaming, I streamed 4K content, and edited high-resolution photos. As with gaming, these tasks were amazing to witness on this beast of a screen. The picture clarity and vividness are SO good, and SO breathtaking, that I really can't imagine going back to any other type of display. There are other little things I haven’t gone over yet, but I will try and list some in this next section. - There is a handy toggle switch on the bottom, backside of the monitor that you can manipulate with your fingers. You use this to control the various screen settings like brightness, and eye saver mode. - This screen does have technology that helps keep the screen cool, and prevents overheating or burn-in. - Maximum screen resolution is 3840 x 2160, and it has 2 HDMI ports, with 1 DisplayPort Input. - The screen is glare-free – I can confidently say that this is one of the clearest viewing experiences I have ever had with any type of computer (or TV) display. - The screen is large enough to work on two Excel spreadsheets side by side, comfortably. - There is a 3.5 mm headphone jack on the screen to allow for speakers or headphones to be plugged in, as the monitor does not have any built-in speakers. As for cons, I really can’t think of anything I would change with the Samsung Odyssey G8, or anything that could’ve been done better. This is an astounding monitor, and is something that thrills me every time I use it to play a game, watch a video, or work on editing photos. If you are looking for a computer screen that can truly do it all, and look amazing in the process, you have to check out the Samsung Odyssey G8! Final Score: 5 Stars, without a doubt!!

I have been using this monitor for 2 weeks now for office work and gaming. Previously, I have used a Samsung 32" VA panel in 2K resolution, and I recently tried Samsung Odyssey G65B, which I didn't like at all and have returned. My older VA panel was so good that I could not find another monitor to replace it despite it being on a slightly dated tech with fixed 60 fps. I will try different monitor but will go back to my 2k VA panel. With this OLED, I have finally moved. The panel difference is evident if you are coming from any non-OLED panel. Colors are vibrant, I do not feel any input lag, no ghosting whatsoever, games look crisp with 4k resolution, and VRR worked perfectly with my 6950xt. I am yet to play a native HDR game, but I played Rise of the tomb raider which windows convert using Auto HDR and the HDR highlights looks nice. I have used it in both dark and well-lit environment and have nothing to complain about. The stand is minimalistic, looks great and it moves all the directions. It has matte coating on the screen, and I am in dual mind about it. I can see the coating while working if the background is white and static and it does bothers me a tad bit but while gaming it is not an issue with all the colors popping up vibrantly on the screen. In fact, it helps with the reflections. My PC have a lot of RGB in it, and I do not see any reflection on the monitor. My last monitor also had a similar matte finish, but it does not show up anywhere. I would have loved for G8 to have something similar. There is one small issue for my use case, I have two PC connected to G8. One with HDMI and one with DP. If I shutdown the HDMI PC, the monitor will go to sleep in 2 seconds. Now if I start the PC on DP, I have to manually switch the input connection and that control is at an extremely obscure location. There is a setting which says that G8 will switch to a new active input, but it only works if it has not gone to standby. On standby it only wakes up if same input is turned on. I would not be complaining about it if the control was not on such a hard-to-reach location or if there was a remote. I really wish Samsung will fix it with a firmware update. There is no USB-C which is a surprise at the price. I am going to keep it, the upgrade to OLED is fantastic, the VRR is working well and overall the issues are small, and I can live with them for the picture quality.