[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The 3D technology implemented on the G90XF is the next step in immersion. It looks better than 3D glass equipped displays of the past because of the close proximity and ability to adjust where you sit relative to the monitor at will. The result is legitimate 3D immersion that had me putting my hands out in front of me to try and feel objects projecting outward from the screen. It's something you have to experience to believe. The Samsung Reality Hub extends this experience to anything with full screen support so even using the youtube app will allow you to autoconvert content to 3D which is amazing. Besides the 3D functionality though, underneath is a super high quality 4K IPS panel that is crystal clear. Motion handling is also very good with no blur or ghosting at 165hz. Overall it's an amazing monitor for both those who have never experienced 3D as well as those who have been waiting for its come back.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung LS27FG900XNXZA has completely changed my expectations of what a monitor can do! Firstly the monitor is designed with a sleek profile allowing it to blend with whatever setup configuration you currently have. In addition, the build quality is very robust and sturdy. The first thing that stands out is the picture quality of the display. Colors just pop out and look extremely vibrant. In addition this monitor is equipped with 3D functionality without the use of glasses allowing you to play your games or consume your favorite media in 3D. The gaming on this monitor is also cutting edge. It supports high refresh rate allowing you to get a slight edge on your competition during online gaming. Gaming is not the only thing this monitor is good for, if you’re using this a work device spreadsheets and text are extremely crisp and sharp. If you’re considering getting a new monitor this is your best choice!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a versatile monitor that has been great for both work and play! The 27" glossy screen makes colors pop and the 4k resolution gives plenty of room for multiple apps while text is crisp and clear. I've really enjoyed watching videos in 3D and the AI conversion looks great! The built-in speakers can get quite loud which allows me to clear off my desk's speakers. I also like how the LED edge lighting casts a nice ambient glow on my desk.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Amazing Monitor - 165 hz refresh rate makes it easy for gaming with slow down or stuttering. Watching movies like Avatar in 3D on this monitor is nuts…not sure how Samsung built 3D technology into this monitor. You don’t need glasses to watch 3D content, superb design and build quality.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This monitor is the perfect addition to my office. I use it for work, home, and gaming everyday - it can handle everything! The glasses free 3D is incredible and really brings my movies and games to life - feels like they are jumping out of the screen. This is further enhanced by the AI 3D video conversion feature, since anything I want to watch is made more real. The Reality Hub option is great for finding gaming content that works with the 3D features. With dual speakers, I hear all my movies and games with even more intensity. The edge lighting is an awesome add on, making images really pop on the screen. With a 165 Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time, none of my games or movies ever lag. G-sync compatibility improves the flow of my movies and games as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Odyssey 3D G90XF is gaming monitors at their pure premium - sharp 4K resolution on a 27" screen making the pixel dot pitch crisp, smooth 165Hz refresh, HDR10+ with punchy colors, and 3D - without glasses. What?! Even without OLED or mini-LED, it’s a phenomenal panel and the glossy finish enhances depth and contrast. It's also nice and bright. The sleek metal chassis and subtle Aurora lighting make your gaming setup look sick! And it has surprisingly clear, loud speakers. Really clutch when you don't want to wear headphones. The true game-changer though here is glasses-free 3D. AI-powered 2D-to-3D conversion adds depth to games and video like on YouTube, while native 3D content like Side-by-Side videos and supported games - feels next-level. Watching a snake video, my kids and I literally screamed and leaned back. Gaming can be touchy through Reality Hub, but when it clicks, it’s incredibly immersive - I even found myself reaching for objects. Can't wait for more native titles! Performance-wise, both my RTX 4070 laptop and RTX 4090 desktop handled it smoothly, though Samsung’s can do a little better on instructions, it wasn't pointed out clearly that you need to have the USB connection from the monitor to the computer plugged in no matter what. Overall, the Odyssey 3D G90XF isn’t just any another 4K monitor. it delivers stunning clarity for everyday use and a mind-blowing 3D experience without glasses. If you want to glimpse the future of display tech, this is it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The G90XF delivers almost everything I could’ve hoped for in a 3D monitor. It excels at both work and play, delivering a sharp and vibrant 4K picture. The 3D mode is incredible, with convincing depth, excellent brightness, and no flickering. The experience feels completely natural and "just works", even while I’m wearing prescription eyeglasses or if I move my head around. The monitor automatically adjusts to keep the 3D image looking perfect. Gaming on the G90XF is a joy, with 3D layers and pop-out effects making every moment highly immersive. I just wish there were more 3D-enabled games to play. With just twelve supported titles at the moment, there isn’t much to choose from. I’m hopeful that Samsung and game developers add more soon, or at least announce some upcoming titles. The G90XF also supports 3D video playback with real-time conversion from 2D. The AI-based processing is surprisingly effective, adding meaningful depth to videos without creating an unnatural look. I was a little disappointed, however to learn that the conversion doesn’t work on DRM-protected content, such as the shows and movies from paid streaming services. The G90XF has a couple other traits worth mentioning. First, it can’t display 3D content from anything other than a PC. That’s a shame, as I have a 3D disc player and a shelf full of movies that I would’ve loved to watch on this monitor. Second, the screen is very glossy, which can produce distracting reflections in a bright room or near windows. It’s not deal-breaking but something to keep in mind. Overall, I’m thrilled with the visual performance and build quality of the G90XF. However, I’m giving the monitor a four-star rating due to its limited selection of 3D-compatible games, along with its inability to view 3D movies from a standalone disc player.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Been a fan of stereoscopic 3D ever since the first 3D monitors, TVs, and Nintendo 3DS. I always wondered why the 3DS tech was never implemented in larger screens. Finally, in 2025, Samsung is delivering on that potential. The design language of this monitor is very good, with a robust stand, small bezel. It feels like a quality built product. The visual quality is as good as you can expect from an edge-lit IPS display. Most importantly the glasses-free 3D experience works well. The titles in Samsung's 3D Hub work flawlessly out of the box, and you can get SBS 3D based fixes like Geo-11 and UEVR + VRto3D working well too. I was impressed with how good the AI conversions of 2D images look on this monitor; although still a ways away from looking as good as a native 3D implementation. There is some significant room for improvement of course -- the number of officially supported titles needs to be expanded greatly. And on the hardware side, this monitor lacks local dimming zones, so it does not perform well in HDR. A larger variant of this monitor and ultrawide variants would certainly be welcome. I would love to have a monitor that can do stereoscopic 3D and deliver beautiful 1000+ nit HDR highlights at the same time. We are still quite a ways away from a monitor that "does it all" -- think a Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 57-inch 32:9 monitor with this glasses-free stereoscopic 3D technology built into it. But this is a good first step to getting there... someday...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The G90XF has been an absolute game-changer for my setup. After using it daily for a few weeks, I can confidently say it strikes the perfect balance between work productivity and fast-paced gaming. During the day, I’m constantly switching between emails, browser tabs, project dashboards, and video calls, and this monitor handles it all effortlessly. The screen real estate and clarity make multitasking feel natural. Text is sharp, visuals are vibrant, and there’s no eye strain even after long hours of use. It’s helped me stay more focused and efficient, especially when I’m deep into planning or reviewing files. But when the workday wraps up, this monitor really comes alive for gaming. The responsiveness is unreal. I mostly play FPS and competitive titles, and the high refresh rate combined with the low latency gives me a noticeable edge. Everything feels smooth, crisp, and immediate, like I’m more connected to the game. It’s honestly hard to go back to any other screen after experiencing gameplay like this. I haven’t used the 3D features much, and while I can tell the software could use some polish, it hasn’t been a major factor for me. The core experience is already so strong that the extra features feel like a bonus. If you're someone who needs a powerful display for serious productivity during the day and seamless high-performance gaming at night, the G90XF won’t disappoint. It’s easily one of the best tech upgrades I’ve made in a long time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'll start of with, I have barely touched playing any of the games with native support for the monitor. I've lightly dabbled with them, and there seem to be some hiccups in the three I tried, but overall a fine experience. I've mostly been using this monitor for watching 3D movies from my Blu-rays, and it's been remarkable. I've had some issues with needing to either reboot my PC, or unplug and reconnect the usb on the monitor because the eye tracking would not engage in 3D mode. Also the latest version of the software just straight up does not work for me on converting videos to 3D. Also who decided to put the menu button on the back of the monitor? It also is hard to click in two of the four directions.