Samsung just announced its next wave of Odyssey gaming monitors for 2026, headlined by their first-ever 6K screen and a wild glasses-free 3D model. The five new displays push resolution and refresh rates way up, with one competitive model even claiming a possible 1040 Hz. The flagship is a 32-inch 3D monitor called the Odyssey G90XH that uses eye tracking to create a stereoscopic effect without needing special glasses, adjusting the image based on where you are looking. It runs at 6K and 165 Hz normally, but a special mode can double that to 330 Hz.
For esports maniacs, the 27-inch Odyssey G6 model aims for pure speed with a 600 Hz refresh rate at QHD resolution, which can also be pushed to that insane 1040 Hz figure in another mode. The whole lineup works with both major adaptive sync technologies. Samsung is also dropping three different G8 variants: a 32-inch 6K model, a denser 27-inch 5K screen, and a 32-inch 4K QD-OLED version certified for high-quality HDR with a new DisplayPort connection for more bandwidth. They cite market research about leading the high refresh rate category as the reason for these aggressive specs.
All these new monitors are set to be shown off at a major tech convention in Las Vegas early next year, where people can finally see the glasses-free 3D tech and the high-speed mode switching in person.
For esports maniacs, the 27-inch Odyssey G6 model aims for pure speed with a 600 Hz refresh rate at QHD resolution, which can also be pushed to that insane 1040 Hz figure in another mode. The whole lineup works with both major adaptive sync technologies. Samsung is also dropping three different G8 variants: a 32-inch 6K model, a denser 27-inch 5K screen, and a 32-inch 4K QD-OLED version certified for high-quality HDR with a new DisplayPort connection for more bandwidth. They cite market research about leading the high refresh rate category as the reason for these aggressive specs.
All these new monitors are set to be shown off at a major tech convention in Las Vegas early next year, where people can finally see the glasses-free 3D tech and the high-speed mode switching in person.
