27” Odyssey OLED G6 (G60SD) Series Gaming Monitor with QHD & QD-OLED, 360Hz 0.03ms, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, Anti-Glare, Sleek Design, Cooling System, 3 Year Warranty, LS27DG602SNXZA

The Samsung 27” Odyssey OLED G6 (G60SD) is an outstanding gaming monitor. The screen quality is absolutely amazing. The QD-OLED panel delivers vibrant, accurate colors with deep blacks and incredible contrast. Everything looks sharp and smooth in QHD, and the 360Hz refresh rate with the 0.03ms response time makes gameplay feel incredibly fluid and responsive. One of the biggest surprises for me is how comfortable it is for long gaming sessions. I can play for hours and my eyes don’t feel strained or fatigued. The anti-glare coating really helps, and the overall brightness and color balance are easy on the eyes while still looking vivid and immersive. The color scheme and overall design are sleek and modern. It looks great on the desk and feels premium. The built-in cooling system is a nice bonus for long-term performance, and the 3 year warranty adds peace of mind. For everything this monitor offers OLED quality, 360Hz performance, FreeSync Premium Pro support, and solid build quality, this is a great price. If you’re serious about gaming and want top-tier visuals and performance, this monitor is perfect!

I waited over a year to write this review and honestly it's going to be a short one because this monitor has been flawless! I mostly play competitive FPS games, COD, counter strike, Apex, etc. Let me say this monitor improved my gameplay more than upgrading my whole computer to the current generation of top tier gaming hardware. I also own a similar LG monitor and LG 65" OLED TV but this stays as my main display. Build quality is excellent, colors, clarity are insane. Every game I played looked incredible and the movements felt so much better!

Bright, colorful, reponsive, and has great options for adjusting color settings. Bought 2 years ago, no screen burn in, still running great

Very easy to put together right out the box and easy to set up! The games I play on my pc play at a much higher frame rate than they did before this monitor (and this is on max settings). Highly recommend! 5/5 stars.

The monitor is almost as perfect as I imagined. The OLED screen performs better than my S24 with the highlights, HDR content looks amazing. It requires some tweaking out of the box to get to the ideal settings tho. The 360hz refresh rate is actually noticeable from my ips 240hz monitor. In games, looking around is wayyy less smuggy and there is less ghosting. Test ufo proves this aswell, huge bonus. However, I am saddened that although the samsung advertising on their own website states that this monitor has an hdmi 2.1 port. This is a LIE!! I attached pictures proving this. This only matters because running non HDR 1440p 240hz on my monitor did not require display compression-dsc. However, my new 360hz monitor REQUIRES dsc, which means anytime I tab out of something the screen goes black for about 1-2 sec. That issue never happened on my 240hz. Also, I tried lowering to 8 bit color, that didn't work, and neither did disabling HDR, and neither did using display port, and neither did samsung support. So with only hdmi 2.0 or DP1.4 at 360hz i have to deal with black screens every time i alt tab. The alt tab black screen is very annoying, but this is still the best monitor I've ever had.

Context: I've had this monitor for roughly 2 months and had used it for probably over 100hrs already. Pros: Amazing colors, Deep inky Blacks, HDR looks amazing, No Ghosting, Best response times you can get on a gaming monitor, sharp and clear text, warranty is good but average for OLED monitors, and price is lower than most OLED monitors at this price point, the anti-gloss coating doesn't seem to affect colors without any noticeable grain and does a good job at blocking any glare from light sources. Cons: Settings menu is slightly outdated but not bad, bezel are bigger than cheaper monitors, cost more than a Xbox Series X. Comparing all the pros against the cons I can confidently say this monitor is easily 5 stars. Most cons are just nitpicks (besides the price.) If you want to get some of the best monitors you can get while saving some money. I feel like this monitor doesn't get enough love from the tech community as much as ASUS and LG OLEDS. Samsung really hit a home run with this monitor. Update: So days before having this monitor for 6 months the power button that's a thumb stick to control the setting and power broke off. I wasn't being rough with it or anything, I was using it as intended and trying to switch my input from my PS5 to my PC. The joystick that controls the OSD feel cheap and is very thin. Samsung has this device set up where you have to turn it off using the joystick on the back of the monitor. Where this monitor is OLED i find myself turning off the screen often to avoid burn in. I spoke to Samsung support about this and they told me the warranty doesn't cover this issue and that id have to pay a charge for repair. It saddens me I have to knock this review down to 1 star but my monitor is practically unusable now.

Review: Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 (360Hz) – 5 Months of Daily Use I bought this monitor on April 26, 2025, and after 5 months of heavy use, I can confidently share my experience. Before this, I always played at 60Hz, then briefly tried a 240Hz Alienware (which came defective). That pushed me to try OLED, and after a lot of research, I chose Samsung — a brand I trust. Image Quality The image quality is simply stunning. Once you try OLED, there’s no going back to IPS • Vivid colors and perfect blacks create unmatched immersion. • Infinite contrast makes dark scenes look incredible. • For anime, movies, and TV shows, the experience is on another level. The design is also premium: thin, solid build quality, and a sleek metallic gray finish. Gaming Performance The response time is blazing fast. I play Monster Hunter Wilds, Destiny 2, Zenless Zone Zero, Resident Evil, Dead by Daylight, and Rocket League. The monitor performs flawlessly in all of them. Important note: my RTX 4070 usually delivers 60–240Hz in most games, and I only reach the full 360Hz in Rocket League. Still, the monitor does an amazing job, and the smoothness is noticeable even when I don’t hit 360Hz. For office tasks (Docs, Word, Excel, Google Slides, labs), I often have static images for 3–4 hours. No burn-in issues at all. Burn-in Concerns This was my biggest fear, but after 5 months I’ve had zero problems. • I use energy-saving mode to lower brightness. • I keep HDR off (I don’t see a big difference, and brightness is already strong enough). • I avoid abusing max brightness 24/7. Samsung also helps with pixel cleaning when you turn the monitor off and small pixel shifts. In my opinion, burn-in is only a real issue if you push the monitor beyond its limits. Compatibility • Works perfectly with my RTX 4070 PC (DisplayPort 1.4). • Great match for my PS5 (HDMI 2.1). If you want a monitor for both PC and console, this is an excellent choice. Downsides The only weak spot is the rear control button. It works fine, but feels a bit delicate. I saw a review where someone broke it, though mine is still perfect. My advice: set up your preferences once and don’t overuse it. Final Verdict The Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 (360Hz, QHD) is a top-tier monitor. • For competitive gaming, it offers unmatched fluidity and response. • For movies and anime, colors and details are breathtaking. • For daily use, it works great as long as you use it wisely. Pros: • Amazing OLED colors and true blacks. • 360Hz refresh rate with instant response. • Built-in burn-in protection. • Premium design and materials. • Works great with PC + PS5. Cons: • Lower brightness than Mini-LED. • Rear button feels fragile. Overall: I highly recommend it if you’re looking for a 2K OLED gaming monitor at 240Hz or 360Hz. Just take care of it, and it will last for years.

One of the best gaming monitors on the market. Got this at a great deal too.

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The QD-OLED panel provides "infinite" contrast and vibrant colors that make cinematic games like Horizon Forbidden West look incredibly immersive, while the 0.03ms response time ensures everything feels instantaneous. Whether I'm navigating the deep space of Stellaris or playing a fast-paced match in Battlefield, the motion clarity is flawless with zero ghosting. Combined with a premium metal build and an effective anti-glare finish, it’s easily the best 1440p monitor experience I’ve had

The fact that it is an OLED is a double-edged sword. First of all, OLEDs are known to have shorter lifespan than LCDs and all the other alternatives. This monitor is pretty much like all other OLEDs in a sense that TRUE BLACK will essentially be the main feature. The white light is significantly dimmer than my LCD monitors, even my LCD tablets shine brighter. This monitor does an amazing job rendering 360 hz refresh rate as an OLED at 1440p. Everything is nice and clear, it performs as they advertised. But the coil of the monitor can sometimes be tediously annoying when the room/place is very quiet. I would recommend that you turn on a fan, aircon, run a speaker or wear a noise-cancelling headphones to keep the coil sound from irritating you literally until you turn off the monitor itself. Do I like it, yes and no. But I would rather keep it than return it. Why? Because it is significantly better than my old BenQ 240 hz 1080p gaming monitor. I seriously cannot go back to that res and overall specs. This 360 hz 1440p OLED has been an amazing gaming monitor that I can confidently rely on for the next maybe 3-5 years, hopefully maybe longer. Btw, the monitor will be a good buddy with display ports but for some reason it hates HDMI. I got a Steam Deck and I used the Display port with my Steam Deck Dock and it works just fine but only at 120 hz max. While with my BenQ 240 hz 1080p, it can run up to the full 240 hz. So yeah kinda weird that my 1080p monitor can utilize its full capability with the Steam Deck while this supposedly superior tech released in 2024 cannot run Steam Deck at full 360 hz capability (limited to max of 120 hz only). So if you have a Steam Deck and you intend to use the Steam Dock, you might wanna explore better other options. Back to the HDMI issue, when I used the HDMI, IT DOES NOT WORK for the Steam Deck. (HDMI cable is perfectly normal/active because I used it to the BenQ monitor and it does work. TLDR; This monitor does as advertised/as described as a gaming OLED monitor. As an OLED monitor, the brightness will be terrible like all other OLED monitors, but you get a true black. The coil sound/noise within the monitor can be a pain in the ass sometimes when the room/place is very quiet. Basically, for this monitor, the display port will work perfectly just fine; however, with the HDMI cable, you may run into some issues.

Amazing quality . Outstanding performance easy to set it up

The picture quality on this OLED monitor is fantastic, and the high framerates perform smoothly for both work and gaming. However, the user interface is a mess, especially if you're using multiple inputs like I am. I have two computers plugged in and regularly switch between them depending on whether I’m working or gaming. Unfortunately, switching between inputs is janky and frustrating. I enabled the auto-switch feature, but it always seems to choose the wrong input. When the wrong input is selected and I put that computer to sleep, the monitor turns off instead of switching back to the other input, which is super inconvenient. The control buttons don't help either. The joystick-style button you press to select options is finicky and not very responsive. When the monitor turns off, you have to press the button, wait a few seconds, and then try again just to access the input menu. The worst part is that the menu sometimes updates right as you're selecting an option, reordering them, forcing you to restart the whole process. It’s incredibly frustrating. If you’re using this monitor with only one input, you won’t run into these issues, and I’d highly recommend it for its visual performance. But if you plan on switching between multiple inputs often, be prepared for some annoying UI problems.