Samsung has announced its new Odyssey play monitoring equipment forward of CES 2024 , with one freehanded variety – two of them have eschewed the curve .
While the new Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 ( 2024 ) rocks the 49 - column inch ultra wide curved display , a distich of smaller models are the first flat monitoring gadget in the Odyssey kitchen range . Those exemplar are the Odyssey OLED G8 and OLED G6 , which are 32 - inches and 27 - inches severally .
The G6 , although on the smaller side , includes a 360Hz refresh rate , as well as a 1440p resolving power , which many trust is the angelic spot for gaming .
The OLED G8 flat manakin has a larger 32 - column inch 4 K panel , albeit with a slimly lower maximal refresh charge per unit at 240Hz . Both of the small models have 16:9 facial expression ratios .
For those seeking that ultra - wide , cinema - esque gaming experience , you could get the 49 - column inch swerve OLED G9 model is an upgradeon the 2023 variation .
It has a 5,120 x 1,440 Dual Quad HD resolve , 32:9 scene proportion and 240Hz refresh rate , just like the 2023 variation . Samsung predict “ other upgraded features ” .
Samsung is promising each of the new displays have Glare - Free technology to minimise light manifestation . There are two HDMI 2.1 ports , as well as a DisplayPort 1.4 input and acme adjustable mounts . They all support the VESA True Black 400 standard for HDR , as well as AMD FreeSync Premium Pro .
On the gamey - ending models , the OLED G9 and OLED G8 , there ’s a new Multi Control feature “ that cater seamless equipment connectivity for an easier , improved multi - equipment experience . ”
In apress release , Samsung says this feature enable users “ to seamlessly transfer images and/or text between their compatible Samsung monitor and other Samsung equipment — include their Galaxy Book , pad of paper or telephone set — for a tranquil , more efficient work process using their black eye and keyboard . ”
The 57 - in Odyssey Neo OLED G9 model will remain on sale , Samsung says , and wo n’t be upgraded .
