Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

I am currently giving it a 4 star rating due to having to return the first one because of flickering issues. But the second one is working great. I am currently playing War Hammer 2 & Wukong and i have to say that the picture quality is great! I am no stranger to oled.. i have a few Oled TVs (LG CX) and i have to say that this monitor holds its own.. oh, and did i mention that it also has crazy refresh rates! (PC gaming)!

I decided to make the switch from a 1080p 280hz IPS, and the difference is night and day. This Samsung OLED makes everything look much sharper and smoother at 1440p 360hz. The contrast is significantly better making blacks darker. Gameplay looks more fluid with way less motion blur. It has an easy to navigate menu and its OLED prevention technology gives me peace of mind. The semi-matte finish making it glare free, does not bother me at all. Overall, I will stick to using OLED after seeing the visual improvements and clarity it comes with.

Love this monitor. Honestly is looks amazing from the color depth to the 360hz display. Worth every penny.

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.

I got the Samsung 27” OLED G6 monitor to step up my World of Warcraft Classic game, and let me tell you — I didn’t just step up. I ascended like a Lightforged Draenei at a CrossFit retreat. The colors on this thing are insane. Stranglethorn Vale? Looks like a humid paradise. Winterspring? So crisp I caught a chill. And the glow from Fel spells? Let’s just say my room now looks like a warlock’s rave whenever I PvP. The OLED contrast is so deep, I lost my undead rogue in a shadow for ten minutes and thought I had Alt-F4’d by accident. But no — he was just perfectly camouflaged in the darkness, waiting to backstab someone into next week. Immersion: 10/10. Sanity: questionable. 120Hz refresh rate? Smooth as a paladin bubble-hearthing from a fair fight. Zero ghosting. No screen tearing. Just me, my keyboard, and the fear of accidentally aggroing 15 murlocs in glorious OLED. Final verdict: If you’re playing WoW Classic and you want to see Azeroth in its most jaw-dropping form, get this monitor. You’ll die to mobs because you're too busy admiring how pretty the water looks. Worth it.

To begin with, I purchased this to replace a 100 hz VA monitor. This monitor did come with the updated version (December 2024). Is it really hdmi 2.1? Yes, it I have an rtx 4090 and a 9800x3d. All three were purchased at Best Buy. This monitor does not disappoint at all. The colors and the deep blacks are outstanding, to say the least. Playing newer games like: Oblivion remastered, Clair Obscure,C.O.D Cold War. The colors of my pictures will be a little different from the screen. After looking, the monitor colors a more vibrant. You can also make adjustments to your liking. The monitor settings are super easy to access. I love the fast refresh rate of 360 on this monitor. I haven't had any ghosting at all, and for the most part, I play in a medium to low light room, so the matte finish is great, not as great as shiny but the does the job very well. So if you're looking to upgrade to a better coloful looking panel, look no further this G60SD will blow you away. I sit about 2 feet away from my desk, and the hdr is really good, too. Just do not forget to enable it in Windows. With a 3 year burn-in warranty, I wouldn't be too worried, usually newer QD-OLED should last a lot longer at least 5 years. I went with a 1440p instead of 4k only because of my personal preference, in which, as a gamer, you know games that are 4k now are ok to run with a 4090 now.It may be harder to run 4 years from now with a 4090 when the 7000 series release. In the meantime, I have no regrets about my purchase.

I have wanted an oled even since the technology came out and this is the monitor I was looking to pick up. I came from a 4k 144hz hdr 400 ips panel and it’s just not even close to this oled. 1440 at 27inch is all you need paired with the 360hz refresh I’m set for any game I want to play competitively or for the visuals. Zero issues with any burn as it will go into standby mode or sleep to avoid it. It’s quite light too, I mounted to a third party arm but the included stand has a small footprint which is very nice. I recommend it as a great main monitor for your setup.

Owned for 4 months: No problems so far, 1 Firmware update, Excellent for the Games I play: (360Hz) COD MWIII, Black Ops 6, Fallout76 (250Hz or lower). Great Clarity, Bright Colors and pretty fast FPS (I play in total darkness - lol) Built in Cursor, Adjustments for color, contrast, brightness, saturation etc. Auto Pixel Optimization should be done after 4 hours of use (Turn off Computer, Leave Monitor power cable plugged in to active power source) Takes about 15 to 20 minutes! Use the included DP Cable. One of the more expensive monitors but IMO worth it for gaming.

Great so far despite not being G-Sync certified. No, it's really not certified, or at least my current Nvidia driver states it isn't. Otherwise, I still enabled G-sync and haven't noticed any issues, so it doesn't appear to matter. I use it in a dark room, HDR is amazing, and response time is the same. Definitely worth the price, especially if you got it on sale like I did.

Absolutely love how everything looks on this monitor—colors are vibrant, motion is insanely smooth, and games look incredible. The 360Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time really make a difference. It can be a little straining on the eyes during long hours of reading or work, but for gaming, it’s perfect. Definitely a great pick if you want top-tier performance and visuals. ohfrfr approved

Went from a g5 curved to this. Side by side there is a very noticeable difference. The colors are unbeatable. The picture doesnt do it any justice, it is much better in person.

Monitor has been great for gaming. Excellent refresh rate and no too bulky. I bought a pre-opened model from Best Buy and it has been great.

The quality is absolutely amazing! The price might be a little scary but definitely worth it. If you want to invest in a monitor with no problems with really great quality I recommend this one for you. If you do not like the monitor come after me! lol but I’m sure you’d love it. The back of the monitor also lights up!

This monitor is a game changer. It will increase the quality of your gaming experience immensely. I also picked it up for less than $800 which is a steal for an OLED monitor. It's size allows me to have another monitor on my desk as well increasing my productivity. I have never been disappointed by Samsung products!

Stellar. The colors. The richness. The fluidity. You'll be in awe just browsing the internet. Just shopping. You don't even need to be a gamer to experience the benefits of this monitor.

Omg the monitor is crystal clear ! The refresh rate is amazing just make sure you have a PC that can get to the specs!

From the moment you turn it on, amazing. You just have to get it to really appreciate the quality of not only the image but even the monitor itself . Won’t ever be going back !

Best monitor I have ever had hands down. It’s truly like seeing colors for the first time! This is my 4th Samsung monitor and they have all been top notch quality but this one is really great. Buy it you won’t regret it!

Great monitor for gaming, but I also use it for work and so far so good. The quality of the image is really great. I want to have an OLED screen on my living room.