When it comes to a high-performance gaming monitor, there isn't anything better at the sub-$900 price point than Samsung's Odyssey G6 OLED. 27-Inch Odyssey G6 OLED Gaming Monitor $799.99 at amazon.com ...

Samsung has just announced the launch of its brand new Odyssey OLED G6, the world's first 500Hz gaming monitor. First unveiled at CES 2025, the Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 joins the company's already ...

The Samsung Odyssey curved monitor has a 32:9, 240Hz and is a ridiculous 49 inches. Normally $1,799, it's down to $1,079 for Prime Day.

The 49-inch Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 gaming monitor and the 4TB Samsung 990 Pro SSD, which have an original total price of $2,175, are on sale together for just $1,330 for massive savings of $845.

Samsung If you need to replace your gaming monitor following an upgrade from gaming PC deals, we highly recommend going for the 49-inch Samsung Odyssey OLED G9. It’s originally pretty expensive ...

The Samsung Galaxy Ark 55 is a huge, curved OLED monitor, made to "overwhelm your senses." Equipped with all of the bells and whistles for gaming and productivity, it's no surprise this is an ...

TL;DR: Samsung has unveiled several new gaming monitors at CES 2025, including the Odyssey G8 with 4K and 240Hz, the Odyssey G6 with 1440p and 500Hz, and the Odyssey G7, a 40-inch monitor with 5K ...

The Odyssey Ark is Samsung's biggest gaming monitor that isn't an ultra-wide. It boasts a native 4K 3840x2160 resolution and a bright quantum dot Mini-LED panel.

Samsung is also showing off the ViewFinity S8, a larger-format 37-inch monitor with a 4K resolution. This one’s definitely more of an all-rounder than a gaming display, with a certification from ...

To use its full name, the Samsung Odyssey G30D is a new monitor that only came out this year, so it's great to see it already on offer. It also shares some specs in common with the best gaming ...

Samsung is well-known for its TVs and smartphones, but less so for its gaming monitors. Nonetheless, it offers a decent variety, with particularly great values on its entry-level models.