Samsung Odyssey OLED G6 (G60SD)

Odyssey OLED G6 delivers elite 360Hz QD-OLED motion and strong glare control, but matte blacks and brightness trade-offs show in bright rooms.

Best For

Competitive PC gaming

Value

Fair

Biggest Strength

360Hz with instant response

Biggest Weakness

Raised blacks in bright rooms

Community Vote

N/A

would recommend

Key Takeaways

360Hz QD-OLED motion is exceptionally crisp for competitive shooters and fast esports titles.

Matte Glare Free coating cuts reflections better than glossy OLED rivals in bright rooms.

Black levels can look lifted with a purple tint when ambient light hits the matte panel.

250-nit typical brightness trails high-nit LCD and mini-LED monitors for HDR punch.

No USB-C and the rear joystick make desk setup and source switching less convenient.

Brand

Samsung

Release Date

Jun 1, 2024

Price Range

$997 to $1,499 AUD

360Hz with instant response

Superb matte glare handling

Deep OLED blacks in dark rooms

Low input lag for esports

Full ergonomic stand adjustments

Raised blacks in bright rooms

Lower peak brightness than LCD

Fiddly rear joystick controls

No USB-C connectivity

Limited console signal support

Australian buyers praise the G6 for buttery 360Hz motion and vivid OLED colour in dark gaming setups.

Owners value Samsung three-year burn-in warranty coverage on normal OLED desktop use.

Community threads warn OLED desktop panels still look dimmer than bright LCDs beside windows.

Some shoppers note wide AU street-price swings between Samsung list and retailer sales.

Display size	27 inch
Resolution	2560 x 1440
Refresh rate	360 Hz
Panel type	QD-OLED
Response time	0.03 ms
Weight	6.9 kg
Peak brightness	250 nits
Contrast ratio	1000000:1
HDR	HDR10, HDR10+ Gaming
Adaptive sync	AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, G-Sync Compatible
Video inputs	DisplayPort 1.4, 2x HDMI 2.1, USB 3.0 hub, 3.5mm audio