Samsung 27 Inch G6 OLED Silver Gaming Monitor with 360 Hz Refresh Rate, OLED Safeguard+, 0.03 ms - (LS27DG602SNXZA) [Canada Version] (2024)

Bought this in March of 2024. It arrived and it was amazing. Then, in May is started blacking out. Every five minutes or so it will go completely black in the middle of the game.Called Samsung. They told me it’s the HDMI cable. They won’t cover their own HDMI cable within warranty. So I went and bought a new one.Same thing. Screen blacking out. Tried the monitor cable. Same issue.Called again. They refused to take the screen for repair or assessment. I argued.Here is the lies I was told on separate calls.1. We don’t have a supervisor present. You won’t be able to talk to management.2. We decided we will repair it. You have to take it to the authorized repair center. - I called repair center. They were very confused. Because Samsung never created a ticket.3. We don’t create tickets before repairs. We wait for the repair to happen then create a ticket.4. I personally will contact the repair center, and will email you when you can bring the monitor to them.This is an expensive monitor. That is not going to receive any support from Samsung. If it works - great. If it doesn’t it’s an almost 2K piece of trash. I am severely disappointed in Samsung. As an Apple user this is my first experience with the brand. Safe to say it’s my last. Never going to be dealing with them again. Amazon, bless their heart have given me a return label. Sending this screen back.

Using this OLED G6 1440p 27" monitor from Samsung with an Xbox Series S and out of the box it is a great experience. Color is vibrant and the VVR works over HDMI 2.1 at 1440p without issue. Samsung also seems to have figured out how to offer a matte screen and keep the OLED vibrancy intact.The build quality is great and I appreciate the heatsink vs. fan option to keep the panel cool. I haven't noticed the coil whine some users have experienced either. On sale for under $900 I don't think you can go wrong here vs. the issues with Alienware OLEDs shipping with screen scratches or the MSI models that aren't firmware upgradable.It also has two USB ports, an RGB ring light around the back of the panel and the stand is solid with full adjustments in terms of tilt, swivel, etc... well done Samsung!

Only had it for a couple of days so far, but it looks awesome. Don't have any issues with Text at the default display settings. Use it for Work and Home/Gaming. It does come with mini HDMI, but also regular HDMI and DP, but those are a little difficult to get connected due to their lateral location. It also comes with a built in USB-C Hub. Both the upstream and downstream connectors are USB-C. Gaming is beautiful on this monitor. Playing Diablo 4 doesn't use the whole screen, but enough of it that I can see the whole horizontal map, if not the full vertical dimension. Civ VI via Steam will use the whole screen and looks great as well. I thought I had an arm for it, but it turns out it was too weak for the weight of the monitor. Ended up going with a Vivo for $110 Canadian, and that is working great so far. The stand is nice too though and is very heavy duty. So far very happy with my purchase.

This review is mainly for people who love to play video games like I do.I use this monitor with this rig so you can compare yours to mine and calculate what FPS you will be getting from this monitor.Rig specs:Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-14900K (32 CPUs), ~3.2GHzMemory: 32GB RAM 6000 MHzGPU: RTX 4090For a game such as Diablo 4, with everything maxed out in settings, HDR on, and LowFx disabled, you will get around 100 FPS on world maps with or without people and 100 FPS inside a dungeon with or without other people in it. For towns, however, you will only be getting 60, sometimes dipping around 50, depending on which town and how many people are in it. if you have a rig close to or better than mine this is a good value for your money. performance-wise and quality-wise. OLED makes everything beautiful for movie watching and cutscenes on games. since the two are 30 FPS lock anyway.highly recommended that you buy it if you want immersion on games assuming that your computer can keep up on the demands of new titles otherwise you can lower your settings a bit. the LG UltraWide 34'' QHD (3440 x 1440) OLED is a contender in this category as well, but it's more expensive with the same performance.by the way avoid the resolution pitfall 4k even tho it offers way better quality if sacrifices performance a 2k game with 100 FPS will look better and feel better than a 4k game with 30 - 40 FPS even for immersion.