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The world of PC gaming is changing fast, and Samsung is leading the charge in 2025. With bold innovations and advanced tech, Samsung’s new monitor lineup is built to meet the rising demands of serious gamers. The latest models introduce glasses-free 3D visuals, OLED clarity, and ultra-wide curved screens — all with top-tier speed and color accuracy.
These are not just displays; they’re immersive tools for full-throttle gameplay. Odyssey 3D G90XF — Glasses-Free 3D Powered by AI The Odyssey 3D (G90XF) is the standout in this lineup. It breaks away from the old-school 3D setups.
No glasses, no gimmicks. Just pure, eye-tracked depth powered by AI. With Reality Hub, this monitor detects content and turns it into 3D automatically.
At 27 inches with a crisp 4K resolution, the G90XF pushes a 165Hz refresh rate and lightning-fast 1ms response time. AMD FreeSync and NVIDIA G-Sync support keep visuals smooth, even in heavy action scenes. Priced around ₹1,27,299 in India, it delivers a futuristic gaming experience without distractions.
The G90XF is fitted with built-in sound and Spatial Audio. The games sound alive. The edge lighting pulse with gameplay for an atmospheric experience.
For those looking for immersion sans headphones, it has everything you want in one package. Next comes the Odyssey OLED G8 (G81SF)-an eye-popping showstopper. This is the world's first 27-inch OLED gaming monitor with 4K resolution and a blazingly fast 240Hz refresh rate.
Available in both 27-inch and 32-inch models, the G8 uses QD-OLED panels for sharp contrast, vivid colors, and pixel-level precision. Black levels drop to near-zero thanks to the VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400 certification. The G8 also introduces Glare Free tech, cutting screen reflections by 56%.
Even in bright rooms, visuals stay punchy and easy on the eyes. Samsung’s new OLED Safeguard+ feature, combined with a Dynamic Cooling System, ensures the panel stays cool and avoids long-term burn-in issues. At ₹91,299 for the 27-inch and ₹1,18,999 for the 32-inch model, the G8 stands as a premium choice for esports pros and high-performance seekers.
Lastly, the Odyssey G9 (G91F) sort of goes big. Very big. A 49-inch, ultra-wide curved screen (32:9 aspect ratio) fills the entire field of view.
Kind of like if you set up two 27-inch monitors side by side, minus those pesky bezels. It comes with a Dual QHD resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, and 1ms response time. With VESA DisplayHDR 600 and HDR10+ GAMING, every detail pops with clarity and contrast.
Perfect for simulation, open-world, and strategy games, the G9 supports multitasking too. Picture-by-picture and Picture-in-Picture modes allow content from two sources to appear at once. With Auto Source Switch+, input devices shift seamlessly.
Priced at ₹94,099, it brings both function and spectacle to the gaming desk. More Than Specs — A Whole New Gaming Experience This 2025 lineup isn’t just about specs. It’s about building smarter, more immersive experiences.
Eye-tracking 3D. OLED depth. Ultra-wide panoramic views.
Each monitor serves a different kind of player. Competitive, creative, or immersive — there's a screen that fits. Game Developers Join the 3D Revolution Global developers like Nexon are already optimizing games for Samsung’s glasses-free 3D.
This means more titles will support native 3D without needing patches or plugins. It's not just new tech for the sake of it — it's practical, game-ready, and visually stunning. Launch offers have been introduced by Samsung in India, with benefits of up to ₹10,000.
Pre-orders are already live on online platforms, the Samsung official store, and major retailers. As if the timing couldn't be better for gamers to upgrade, AMD and NVIDIA's top graphics cards have already been released. The focus is clear — unmistakable emphasis is placed on performance and cutting-edge technology with no compromise.
Powerful with sufficient hardware to reaffirm the feeling of future-proofing. The tech speaks for itself. Fast-moving.
Rich colors. Lightning-fast response. The monitors are not only in sync with gaming ; they're defining how gaming is played.
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