OLED display technology enables the world's best displays - with superb image quality, low response times, low power consumption. OLEDs can enable thin, light and even flexible monitors. OLEDs however found it difficult to enter the monitor market due mostly to burn-in challenges and high production costs.
Some device makers however are introducing OLED monitors, mostly premium monitors for the health and broadcasting industries. It is hoped that in the future OLED monitors will also appear for the consumer market. For OLED monitor industry news coverage, click here.
Following is a list of OLED monitors on the market:
LG's 27GX790B is a 27" QHD (2560x1440) gaming monitor, that sports LG's latest (4th-Gen) tandem WOLED panel, 720Hz at HD or 540Hz at QHD, and AI Upscaling.
The 27GX790B is now shipping globally.
Samsung's 2025 monitor range includes 3 OLED models. First up is the the Odyssey OLED G8 (G81SF), a 27" 4K (3840x2160) monitor that offers a 240Hz refresh rate. The Odyssey OLED G6 (G60SF) is also a 27-inch OLED monitor, but this one offers a QHD (2560x1440) resolution and a 500Hz refresh rate (the first OLED monitor to achieve such a fast refresh rate).
Samsung's 2025 Smart Monitor M9 (M90SF) offers a 32-inch 165Hz OLED panel, and includes a built-in 4K camera, Tizen OS and an AI Picture Optimizer.
Lenovo's ThinkVision P27UL-40 professional creator monitor that uses a 27" 4K (164 PPI) 120Hz and Real RGB Stripe TCL CSOT's inkjet printed OLED panel.
Lenovo did not yet detail the price or availability of its first inkjet printed OLED monitor.
Samsung's 2027 gaming monitor lineup include 3 models based on QD-OLED panels. The flagship Odyssey OLED G9 (G95SJ) has a 49" DQHD (5120x1440) 1300nits 360Hz 5th-Gen QD-OLED panel.
The Odyssey OLED G8 (G80SJ) has a 31.5" 4K 360Hz 5th-Gen QD-OLED panel, and the OLED G6 (G75SJ) has a 42" curved 4K QD-OLED.
Asus 2026 range of 24.5" ROG Swift OLED Ace monitors all utilize Full-HD (1920x1080) OLED panels. The most interesting is the PG259QWS Ace, which utilizes a WOLED panel produced by BOE, the first such monitor on the market. It offers a refresh rate of 720p and peak brightness of 1,700 nits.
The XG259QDPG Ace and XG259QDNS Ace both use Samsung Display's new 24.5" FHD QD-OLEDs, running at 560Hz and 360Hz, respectively.
TCL's flagship 2026 gaming monitors, the OLED+ Pro X3B series, are based on LG's latest (4th-Gen) WOLED panels. There are two available sizes, 32" (4K, 240Hz, or 480Hz at FHD) and 26.5" (QHD resolution, 280Hz), both offering peak brightness of 1,500 nits.
TCL says that these new monitors utilize the company's own OLED+ technology, that reduces purple tinting, improves black level, and improve text fringing. The X3B also features a new 1.1% low-reflecting coating to reduce glare, and a new Matrix-Pure pixel layout to improve text clarity.
The premium MSI Pro Max OLED 271UPJW12 is the first consumer monitor based on TCL CSOT's inkjet printed OLED panels. It offers 27" 4K (164 PPI) 120Hz and Real RGB Stripe side-by-side subpixel structure. The monitor integrates MSI's OLED Auto Care Compensation Technology, to mitigate burn-in.
MSI did not yet detail the price or shipping date of this monitor.
The Dell Alienware AW2726DM is a 26.5" 240Hz 2560x1440 QD-OLED monitor that offers two HDMI ports and one DisplayPort 1.4 port.
The AW2726DM is one of the lowest cost OLED monitors, with a price tag of $349.99.
The Sony Inzone M10S II is an OLED gaming monitor that offers a 26.5" 540Hz 2560x1440 WOLED panel, that supportt up to 720Hz at lower resolution (or a lower 24.5" mode).
The Sony Inzone M10S II is now shipping, with a $1,099 price tag.
The Dell UltraSharp U3226Q monitor utilizes Samsung's 4th-Gen QD-OLED panel - 31.5" 120Hz 3840x2160. The monitor is DisplayHDR 500 True Black certified and features Dell's anti-glare, low reflection coating.
The Dell UltraSharp 32 4K QD-OLED Monitor U3226Q will ship globally starting in February 24, 2026, priced at $2,599.
