Samsung aims to beat Apple's $5000 Display XDR monitor with 6K 3D monitor — and it doesn't even need glasses
Samsung’s Odyssey 3D G90XH brings glasses-free 6K visuals with eye tracking, while G8 and OLED models offer versatile resolutions.

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- Odyssey 3D G90XH monitor delivers glasses-free 6K visuals with real-time eye-tracking technology
- The monitor reaches 165Hz native refresh and 330Hz Dual Mode
- Its 1ms gray-to-gray response keeps fast action crisp and smooth
Samsung has unveiled the 32-inch Odyssey 3D G90XH, a 6K monitor that delivers glasses-free 3D visuals.
According to Samsung, the display relies on real-time eye tracking to adjust depth and perspective based on viewer position, producing a layered image without headsets or optical attachments.
This approach places the Odyssey 3D among a small group of desktop displays that experiment with stereoscopic output rather than immersive accessories.
Glasses-free 3D performance
The Odyssey 3D operates at a native 165Hz refresh rate, with Dual Mode allowing refresh rates to rise to 330Hz when the resolution is reduced.
Its 1ms gray-to-gray response time aligns the panel with high-refresh displays commonly associated with competitive gaming rather than static professional workloads.
To maintain visual stability during extended sessions, the 6K monitor uses continuous eye tracking that adjusts depth alignment as the viewer moves.
Supported PC titles include software-level enhancements designed to increase object separation, terrain depth, and spatial clarity beyond standard 2D rendering.
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The Odyssey 3D G90XH’s 6144 x 3456 resolution results in a diagonal pixel count of roughly 7050.
This produces a pixel density of about 220ppi, which is far higher than typical 4K monitors and closer to high-resolution professional desktop displays.
However, reliance on supported software for full 3D output limits how broadly the feature applies to general workloads.