Samsung used CES 2026 to show off the Odyssey G9 6K 3D monitor, a gaming display that creates a glasses-free three-dimensional effect using real-time eye tracking. This new take on 3D is designed to give a sense of depth and perspective that changes with your position in front of the screen.
The display measures 32 inches with a 6K resolution and a base refresh rate of 165 Hz. In Dual Mode that refresh rate jumps to 330 Hz, paired with a 1 ms gray-to-gray response time, which should keep fast-paced games looking clean and fluid even with the added 3D layer. Samsung says the eye-tracking system adjusts depth dynamically so the 3D effect feels natural without needing special glasses.
Samsung also shared that game developers are starting to build support for this technology, but titles have to be optimized to take full advantage of the 3D capabilities. A few early examples include The First Berserker: Khazan, Lies of P: Overture, and Stellar Blade. Without optimization, traditional 2D games will still run, but they won’t show the depth effects this display can produce.
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This new monitor sits alongside other refreshed entries in the Odyssey lineup. Samsung highlighted a 27-inch Odyssey G6 panel with a very high refresh rate and adaptive sync support, plus several Odyssey G8 models with variants in resolution and refresh speed. All of these aim to boost clarity and performance for PC gaming setups.
At this point Samsung has not shared pricing or a specific release date, but the 6K 3D model points toward a future where immersive visuals are no longer confined to headsets or niche displays. If the 3D experience lives up to expectations, this could be a meaningful evolution in gaming displays that feels more natural and less awkward than older glasses-required systems.
It remains to be seen how widespread developer support will be, but early partners hint that immersive 3D could become a real selling point for enthusiast buyers as these monitors hit stores later this year.