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Reviews 32" Samsung Odyssey OLED G8

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32" Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 - Monitor
32" Samsung Odyssey OLED G8
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1,129 €
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Rated 18/02/2026, variant 32" Samsung Odyssey OLED G8
Verified purchase - review from a price comparison website
great photo resolution
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Jan, Lheniceflag
Rated 24/10/2025, variant 32" Samsung Odyssey OLED G8
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processing, no plastic frame
OLED panel, colors black
Matte screen
4K/240
Smart centre for multimedia
24 months warranty only
no power delivery usb-c for laptops
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Rated 05/10/2025, variant 32" Samsung Odyssey OLED G8
Verified purchase
smart features
built-in speakers
own system interface from where you can turn on, for example, the Internet or Netflix
viewing angles and overall the display itself
price
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Rated 25/02/2025, variant 32" Samsung Odyssey OLED G8
Verified purchase
As expected.
For the price of almost 30k you need to buy an HDMI cable for another 1000Kč, otherwise you will drop the picture on the Mac mini. The included cable sucks. Shame on Samsung.
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Rated 12/12/2024, variant 32" Samsung Odyssey OLED G8
Verified purchase
I had to return the panel due to eyestrain and headache. According to references, this is not that unusual for QD OLED panels.
great colours and response
thin frame
basically you can't control the monitor via the buttons on the monitor, you have to use the controller to go into the "Smart" OS, which is a pain
the panel flickers, it is visible even if you take a video via mobile, according to forums it is a problem of QD OLED panels and many people do not mind it
after about 5 hours the panel switches itself off and has to be restarted. maybe you can cancel it somewhere in the settings, but I haven't found where
silver colour
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Ivo, Nedrahoviceflag
Rated 03/12/2024, variant 32" Samsung Odyssey OLED G8
Verified purchase
OLED display and associated image quality.
The ability to calibrate colours very decently using the Smart Things app and a compatible mobile phone (tested on the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra).
minimum lag
possibility to set almost all parameters via mobile phone
works as a smart TV with Tyzen OS
gorgeous design
some reviews complain that the screen is dull, but for me it is rather a plus.
the wide gamut means that the colours look great, but are not very true to life. Calibration can largely correct for this, but it's not a pro photo/video editing monitor, at least certainly not right out of the box.
OLED display and the associated risk of burn-in, although built-in features can mitigate this to a large extent. He'll tell time.
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Pavel, Vyskeřflag
Rated 31/07/2024, variant 32" Samsung Odyssey OLED G8
Verified purchase
Samsung OLED - great colors, absolutely no ghosting, blur, or input lag
Burn protections (I use them primarily for work) work and are not a nuisance
Automatic source switching works very smart ok (update, older firmware can' t do this)
Control from a mobile application is much faster and more convenient than using a joystick on a monitor
Equal. Great for work and play. After two years with a curved display, a significant improvement in accuracy when working (curved displays distort the image, the curvature is not uniform). There' s a reason pros play on flat displays.
Low input lag maintained even when connected to inferior hardware, such as the Mac M3 Pro, which only manages output at 60/120 Hz.
DisplayPort and HDMI cables included
Lightweight and thin
It remembers the settings according to the type of input.
Automatically updates, update takes seconds. And they fix essential things like automatically turning on the monitor when the input is turned on.
A mobile app could directly mirror all settings. It only allows you to set some things directly. Everything else must be set in the monitor menu, where the mobile application serves only as a remote control.
You can' t turn it on and start using it right away. Samsung forces the user to set up the monitor, while pushing to pair with a mobile app and connect to WiFi. The app crashed twice while setting it up, so it took tens of minutes before I could start using the monitor. Automatic updates are an advantage.
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