Samsung Electronics retains its position as the world’s leading gaming monitor brand for the sixth consecutive year, according to the latest data from the International Data Corporation (IDC). In terms of revenue, it captures a staggering 21 percent share of the global gaming monitor market in 2024. This becomes more pertinent as the industry remains fast-evolving and performance-driven. 

Additionally, the company also ranked first in the global OLED monitor segment for the second year in a row, reaching a 34.6% market share just two years after launching its first OLED model. Samsung’s proprietary Quantum Dot OLED technology enhances color accuracy, contrast, and brightness across all viewing angles, making it the preferred choice for gamers seeking both stunning picture quality and elite performance.

Relentless Pursuit of Innovation

“Samsung’s momentum in the gaming display market reflects our relentless pursuit of innovation and profound understanding of what today’s gamers need,” said Hoon Chung, Executive Vice President of the Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics. “From immersive 3D experiences to industry-leading OLED performance, we’re shaping the future of gaming.” 

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Compatible with NVIDIA G-SYNC

The performance of all three monitors is further enhanced by being NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible and having support for AMD FreeSync™ Premium Pro, which reduces stuttering, choppiness, and lag for the ultimate OLED gaming experience.

Leading the Innovation Front 

Samsung has been leading the innovation from the front in the display segment. This year, it announced Samsung Vision AI, which brings remarkable enhancements to picture and sound quality, ensuring every on-screen moment is truly captivating.

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Its on-device AI technology analyzes content and environmental conditions in real-time, dynamically fine-tuning visuals and audio for a perfectly optimized viewing experience.