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Immersive viewing experience with OLED screen
The Samsung Odyssey G8 OLED is primarily aimed at gamers who demand high performance and stunning color output. The Neo Quantum Processor delivers bright whites, deep blacks, and incredible contrast. With an impressive response time of 0.1ms on the 175Hz screen, you can react to every move of your opponent, while FreeSync Premium Pro ensures smooth and stable performance in games. Add a distinctive style to your space with the slim bezel with metallic finish and the impressive Core Lighting+ design.
With the Neo Quantum Processor, every frame is instantly analyzed on the OLED screen and adjusted for optimal quality. Colors, shades, and contrast come together to provide a bright and vivid image at all times.
Unveil every secret with stunning image quality. See true black and dark colors on the screen without light leakage for an immersive experience of color and depth in every game.
The Ultra-WQHD monitor with a 21:9 aspect ratio surrounds you, providing a wide field of view in battles, races, and more. Attack with a broad perspective before your opponent has a chance to react.
Avoid, confront, and attack quickly. OLED technology creates an almost instantaneous reaction time with an astonishing response time of 0.1ms and a refresh rate of 175Hz. When facing the best, every millisecond counts.
Complex fast-action scenes in the game are displayed without delays with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro to enhance your competitive edge.
The USB Type-C port allows you to power the monitor, transmit data, and even send display signals between devices with a single connection. The single connection architecture offers an intuitive computer setup that doesn't cause clutter.
Your gaming equipment acquires an amazingly slim design. The design of the Odyssey OLED perfectly matches your sense of elegance, featuring a modern metallic finish with a size of just 3.9mm at its thinnest part.
With CoreSync technology, the colors of the game are projected into your real world to immerse you in the scene. Give amazing color to your gaming setup with the new Core Lighting+ technology and feel the immediate change in atmosphere.
Reach new heights in victory. Adjust the tilt and customize your screen until you can see your opponents clearly. You can freely move your screen for gaming comfort.
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Owner of several OLED TV models for many years, so I pretty much knew what to expect.
Positives:
Incredible contrast, as expected, and impressive latency and smoothness in fast motion for a monitor.
The HDR is amazing in movies and reaches 1000 nits in small areas when the HDR high setting is enabled.
Beautiful, slim design with nice materials, and it includes a convenient USB-charging remote control.
The Tizen interface is fantastic and fast, allowing you to watch Netflix, Disney, etc. without a PC, or play cloud games like Nvidia. The speakers are also quite good for their size.
Now let's move on to the negatives:
The menu is overly complex, with 4 different menus: one for the TV, one for settings within Tizen, another when using the PC mode, and a different menu for the game mode. I have never seen a worse menu ever.
The Samsung warranty does not cover burn-in (they informed me via email).
There is noticeable flicker when VRR is enabled (see Rtings video). The screen menu has two VRR options: one default option called G-sync/FreeSync, and another GPU VRR option that fixes the flicker but introduces stutter. In other words, you can't avoid the flicker unless the FPS is locked, which is silly in my opinion.
Unfortunately, the panel has quite a few reflections, as you can see in the photos (no problem when it's dark).
When there is content with a black background and the room is lit, the panel turns purple, as shown in the photo. Essentially, there is no anti-glare coating, so it's not ideal for use in bright environments.
Unfortunately, I can see the QD OLED fringing in text (no problem in games or movies). It stands out, especially when I have it next to an IPS panel that I use every day. However, those who have QD OLED panels have gotten used to it (just like they got used to the poor black levels, and those who switched from IPS to OLED).
The brightness is very low (the maximum is 50 in SDR), and it barely reaches 230-240 nits. In comparison, my IPS panel easily reaches 450 nits. It's like day and night when the content is full-screen and bright, such as watching sports or the sea. In terms of brightness (not contrast), the IPS panel is far superior.
The HDR on Windows is annoying, even after calibration, because I can see that the panel's brightness changes when I open and close windows. It's not as noticeable at 400 nits, but it's very noticeable and bothersome at 1000 nits. So, I just work at a constant 240 nits in Windows SDR, regardless of the window I open.
Now, regarding burn-in and the fact that OLED pixels lose brightness over time, as well as the burn-in protection that shifts the image, I won't consider them negatives since we already know that at some point, whether it's in 2 or 5 years, there will be panel issues no matter what you do.
Overall, I am quite satisfied, and it met my expectations. They didn't magically solve the problems that OLEDs have, nor did IPS and VA panels magically become better. Each has its own use.
And everything depends on the perspective you see them, if you put the OLED to be at night with content with a black background or HDR, it is logical that the IPS next to it will be considered garbage by some. However, when you put a similarly priced IPS panel, for example an Asus Pro Art with daylight and Full Screen Bright content, such as a hockey or soccer match, next to the OLED, then you will be disappointed with the OLED.
So, the QD oled are a great purchase as long as we know what use we will want them for. (I must say that I saw up close a Mini Led monitor from a friend and unfortunately the fan that had to cool the panel made a lot of noise due to its tremendous brightness, but the worst part was the motion in games like CS, PUBG, where there was a lot of blur and ghosting. OLED is the way to go for competitive games, it doesn't have the slightest blur or ghosting.
Ps. In SDR mode, change the Color Space from Native to Auto, this way you will have natural colors (although not as impressive as most people want)
The monitor is perfect, perfect image, perfect response time, and OLED technology that doesn't disappoint. The only reason I deducted one star is because in the same room as this monitor, I have a Samsung TV and the remote controls both at the same time. This means that when you turn off the TV with its own remote, it also turns off the monitor! I don't know what they were thinking at Samsung with this, the customer support I contacted to ask if I could disable the remote function was at least rude...
TL;DR VERY GOOD monitor, just don't have it in the same room as another Samsung TV
First of all, we are talking about an incredible monitor. I have tried everything from VA & IPS monitors to 4k & 2k, but here we are talking about an ultra-wide OLED monitor. As soon as you open it and see its image, you want to throw away all the other VA-IPS monitors... and yes, it is true that once you switch to OLED, you never go back. Also, the G8 is the hot spot compared to the G9, I consider it to be an exaggeration. So, whoever is looking to buy a monitor, I highly recommend it in every aspect. Make the investment and get it because it can also be used as a smart monitor with various pre-installed applications. We are talking about a monitor from another planet
First of all, we are talking about a very expensive monitor. It is not suitable for everyone. The colors are amazing, especially the fantastic black color. Since it is QD-OLED, this is what we pay for. I am very satisfied with the performance of the monitor and the functions it has. Those of you who have an OLED TV can understand. If there is something that would bother me, it is the glossy panel that reflects in bright spaces. And the second negative point is that unfortunately, after such a monitor, we can't go back to simple VA-IPS monitors
Unbelievable image, no relation to VA or IPS panels, technologically superior. Personally, I use it for coding and then for gaming. Restful as can be, ideal colors, resolution, brightness. Expensive screen but offers the best. The only downside is it doesn't have a regular HDMI, get a USB Type-C 3.2 Gen2 100W to charge the laptop and project the screen. This feature is great for me as I work with laptops and it saves cables. Additionally, the screen offers some protections against burn-in, it's good to have them. But make sure the store offers a warranty if it costs 1500 euros, it's worth it
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 Samsung Odyssey G8 Ultrawide OLED HDR Curved Gaming Monitor 34" QHD 3440x1440 175Hz with Response Time 0.1ms GTG |  Samsung Odyssey G9 Ultrawide OLED HDR Curved Gaming Monitor 49" 5120x1440 240Hz with Response Time 0.03ms GTG |  LG UltraGear 27GR95QE-B OLED HDR Gaming Monitor 27" QHD 2560x1440 240Hz with Response Time 0.03ms GTG |  Samsung Odyssey G5 LC34G55TWWPXEN Ultrawide VA HDR Curved Gaming Monitor 34" QHD 3440x1440 165Hz |  Dell AW3423DWF Ultrawide QD-OLED HDR Curved Gaming Monitor 34" QHD 3440x1440 165Hz with Response Time 0.1ms GTG |
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| from 913,87 € | from 1.274,14 € | from 837,27 € | from 345,00 € | from 998,90 € |
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| Diagonal34 " | 49 " | 27 " | 34 " | 34 " |
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