Samsung’s 2024 Monitor range launches with something for everyone, from gaming to your workspace needs

Monitors don’t often get the love they deserve with all the shine and glory going to laptops, even processors within laptops but for the most part our eyes are firmly fixed on the monitor on the desk and with Covid now well behind us, a refresh of your home office, gaming or work setup is well overdue

Samsung Electronics Australia has launched their 2024 Odyssey OLED, their Smart Monitor and ViewFinity linups with smart features and great viewing capabilities.

Phil Gaur, Senior Director of Display at Samsung Australia says “Our latest monitor lineups deliver a breadth of options to Australians offering more seamless experiences, with new enhancements for work, living and entertainment at home. From the groundbreaking AI-powered Odyssey OLED range to multi-device experiences in the Smart Monitor and ViewFinity models, Samsung remains committed to redefining the market and delivering cutting-edge technologies to Australians consumers,”

Gamers gunna game – Odyssey OLED

At the top of the tree for Samsung Display is the Odyssey OLED series. These G8 and G6 models are part of Samsung’s leadership position in the OLED monitor market, a mark the company achieved just a year after launching their first OLED model, demonstrating their rapid push into OLED monitors as a category with their own proprietary OLED technology.

Samsung’s first flat 32 inch OLED gaming monitor is the Odyssey OLED G8. It features a 0.03ms response time (gray to gray) and a 240Hz refresh rate with G-Sync capabilities.

Under the hood is the new NQ8 AI Gen3 processor which is the same as is used in 2024 8K TVs from Samsung for the ultimate in upscaling.

For a 27 inch experience the Odyssey OLED G6 with QHD resolution is ideal. Packing a crazy 360Hz refresh rate along with that 0.03ms GtG response time it’s a fantastic gaming viewer.

If you play the same game non-stop then the Safeguard+ feature Samsung has will be perfect. It’s built to prevent burn-in on the screen by using a pulsating heat pipe in the monitor. Along with Dynamic Cooling to diffuse heat four times faster than the older graphite sheet method. It will also reduce the brightness on static images it detects like logos or taskbars as another method of burn-in-prevention.

There’s also a new Anti-glare coating to reduce glare on the screen and both monitors have a sleek slim metal design.

Smart Monitor for your dynamic at-home workspace

What I think is one of Samsung’s most underrated products is their Smart Monitor series.

This year the M8, M7 and M5 monitors offer a range of options for your at-home workspace allowing you to work hard on a great screen, but then just kick back and enjoy content in your break or after work.

These Smart Monitors feature Samsung’s TV operating system, so you can load up Netflix, Stan or even Samsung TV Plus using the included remote control.

When work calls, just get right back into it.

The Upgraded 32 inch M8 has new AI processing features for a better upscaling experience and audio performance, and also features a built-in slim camera for your video conferences.

Simple to install, great to use – ViewFinity Series Monitors

For a less gaming focussed more traditional plug and play monitor, Samsung’s ViewFinity series is ideal.

Able to be daisy chained so a single connection powers multiple screens at a single workstation the entire lineup is work ready.

Add to that, the simple installation allowing them to be put together out of the box with no screws or tools there’s some great thought gone into these models.

Each has support for HDR10 while also integrating eye-care certification for ease on your eyes during prolonged work periods.

ViewFinity S8 comes in 27 and 32 inch options at 4K UDH and a 60Hz refresh rate.

The S7 series is also 27 and 32 inch and 4K but doesn’t have the USB-Hub, KVM or LAN connectivity.

Samsung’s ViewFinity S6 comes in 24, 27 and 32 inch options with QHD resolution and a 100Hz refresh rate with a height adjustable stand and the USB-Hub included and is the value pick of the bunch.

Samsung’s 2024 Monitor range pricing

• Odyssey OLED G8 – 32 inch – $1,999
• Odyssey OLED G6 – 27 inch – $1,499
• Smart Monitor M8 – 32 inch – $990
• Smart Monitor M7 – 32 inch – $699
• Smart Monitor M7 – 43 inch – $849
• Smart Monitor M5 – 27/32 inch – From $399
• ViewFinity S8 – 27/32 inch – From $699
• ViewFinity S7 – 27/32 inch – From $439
• ViewFinity S6 – 24/27/32 inch – From $429

Full Specifications of Samsung 2024 Monitors