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Samsung Odyssey G8 32" 4K QD-OLED Gaming Monitor — 240Hz, 41% Off! $998 CAD
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Amazon.ca currently has the Samsung Odyssey G8 (model LS32FG810SNXZA, Canada version) for $998 CAD (list $1,699.99, 41% off). Prime members ship free; otherwise free shipping on orders over $35 CAD.
It's a 32-inch 4K QD-OLED panel with a 240Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time, so fast shooters and racing games stay sharp with minimal ghosting. AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and NVIDIA G-Sync keep the GPU and panel in sync, cutting tears and stutter. Burn-in is the OLED worry; Samsung uses a pulsating heat pipe that it says diffuses heat 5x faster than graphite sheet, lowering core temperature and reducing burn-in risk. The panel is also glare-free — 54% less glossy than conventional anti-reflection film — so it stays readable with daylight in the room. Ports: DP plus 2x HDMI and 3x USB, with a slim full-metal stand.

Rated 4.0 stars across 133 reviews, mostly from buyers after this 4K OLED + high-refresh combination. There's also a coupon on the page — worth clipping before checkout to stack a bit more off.
The caveats: OLED brightness trails same-price Mini-LED, so HDR highlights are a touch weaker, and 32-inch 4K gets small for all-day office work, so plan on using display scaling. If you want to land 4K OLED high-refresh gaming without paying $1,500+, $998 is a low point for this model this year.
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