Samsung · QD-OLED

Odyssey OLED G8 G81SF

27-inch QD-OLED with 3840 × 2160 at up to 240Hz.

27" · 3840 × 2160 · 240Hz native

Exact model: LS27FG810SNXZA

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Samsung LS27FG810SNXZA OLED monitor
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Exact model specifications

Specifications.

Model number
LS27FG810SNXZA
Screen size
27 inches
Panel technology
QD-OLED
Native resolution
3840 × 2160
Maximum at native resolution
240Hz
Screen format
Standard
Curvature
Flat
Screen coating
Matte
Connections
HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4
USB-C video
No
USB-C charging
0W
Built-in speakers
No
KVM switch
No
HDR format / certification
VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400
Variable refresh rate
G-SYNC Compatible, FreeSync Premium Pro
Burn-in coverage
Covered, subject to warranty terms
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Compared with LS27FG810SNXZA

Burn-in coverage
Covered for 3 years, subject to warranty termsLS27FG810SNXZA: Covered, duration not confirmed, subject to warranty terms
USB-C video
YesLS27FG810SNXZA: No
USB-C charging
90WLS27FG810SNXZA: 0W
KVM switch
YesLS27FG810SNXZA: No

USB-C carries video and supplies up to 90W. Compare that with your computer's charging needs.

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Exact model: XG27UCDMG

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Same 27-inch class and native refresh for gaming.

Compared with LS27FG810SNXZA

Burn-in coverage
Covered for 3 years, subject to warranty termsLS27FG810SNXZA: Covered, duration not confirmed, subject to warranty terms
USB-C video
YesLS27FG810SNXZA: No
USB-C charging
90WLS27FG810SNXZA: 0W
KVM switch
YesLS27FG810SNXZA: No

USB-C carries video and supplies up to 90W. Compare that with your computer's charging needs.