Samsung ViewFinity S8 S80HF 27 inch Ultra HD 5K… vs Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 LS32FG810SWXXL 32 inch …

Here you can compare Samsung ViewFinity S8 S80HF 27 inch Ul… and Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 LS32FG810SWXXL…. Comparing Samsung ViewFinity S8 S80HF 27 inch Ul… vs Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 LS32FG810SWXXL… on Smartprix enables you to check their respective specs scores and unique features. It would potentially help you understand how Samsung ViewFinity S8 S80HF 27 inch Ul… stands against Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 LS32FG810SWXXL… and which one should you buy The current lowest price found for Samsung ViewFinity S8 S80HF 27 inch Ul… is ₹49,999 and for Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 LS32FG810SWXXL… is ₹87,899. The details of both of these products were last updated on Oct 14, 2026.

SpecificationSamsung ViewFinity S8 S80HF 27 inch Ul…Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 LS32FG810SWXXL…
Display27 inches32 inches
Price₹49,999₹87,899
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Overview

Display Size27 in32 in
Bigger Display
Display Resolution5120 x 2880 pixels
Better Resolution
3840 x 2160 pixels
Thickness46 mm
Slimmer
49.2 mm
Weight4 kg
Lighter
5.3 kg

General

Country of OriginVietnam
SeriesViewFinity S8Odyssey OLED G8
ModelLS27H804EFAXXLLS32FG810SWXXL
Dimensions616 x 366.5 x 46 mm719.7 x 414.7 x 49.2 mm
Depth with Stand218 mm263.5 mm
Height with Stand560.2 mm584.6 mm
Weight4 kg5.3 kg
Weight with Stand5.4 kg8.4 kg
Panel TypeIPSOLED
Form FactorFlatFlat
Warranty3 years Warranty3 years Warranty

Display

Size27 inches32 inches
Aspect Ratio16:916:9
Anti Glare ScreenNoYes
FeaturesHDR10 Support, Flicker Free DisplayVESA DisplayHDR True Black 400, HDR10+ Gaming
Display TypeOLED
Resolution5120 x 2880 pixels (5K UHD+)3840 x 2160 pixels (4K UHD)
Max Refresh Rate60 Hz240 Hz
Contrast Ratio1,000:11,000,000:1
Response Time5 ms0.03 ms
Brightness350 cd/㎡200 cd/㎡ (Min), 260 cd/㎡ (Typ)
Adaptive SyncYes, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro
Number of ColorsMax 1.07B1 B
Color Gamut99 % sRGB Coverage99% (CIE1976) DCI Coverage
Horizontal Viewing Angle178 °178 °
Vertical Viewing Angle178 °178 °

Connectivity

USB Ports3 x USB Type-A2 x USB Type-A
USB Port Details1 x USB-B Upstream Port, 3 x USB Type-A Downstream Ports, USB Type-A Downstream Version 3.2 Gen11 x USB Type-B (Upstream), 2 x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A (Downstream)
Headphone JackYesYes
Display Port1 x Display Port v1.41 x Display Port v1.4
HDMI1 x HDMI v2.1 Port2 x HDMI v2.1 Port
EthernetYes
USB Type C Details1 x USB-C (90W Power Delivery)

Extra

Sales Package1 N Monitor, 1 N Power Cable, 1 N DP Cable, 1 N USB Type-C Cable, User ManualMonitor, Power Cable, HDMI Cable, DisplayPort Cable
Other FeaturesHeight Adjustable, Swivel & Pivot Support, Energy Saving Solution, Picture-In-Picture, Quantum Dot Color, Off Timer Plus, Black Equalizer, Virtual AIM Point, Auto Source Switch+, Super Arena Gaming UX, Core Sync, Ultrawide Game View
Stand Tilt-3˚(±2˚) ~ 25˚(±2˚)-2º~25º
Wall Mounting10.00 cm x 10.00 cm100 x 100 mm
HDCP SupportYesYes

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