Samsung plans to make OLED monitors cheaper soon

Samsung plans to make OLED monitors more affordable, making it easier for consumers to switch from traditional LCD displays. The tech company aims to introduce monitors in the "mid-to-low" price range, though exact price reductions are not specified. Currently, OLED monitors offer superior viewing experiences for gaming and streaming, but their high prices limit accessibility. Samsung claims to have a 71.2% share of the OLED market for PC monitors and believes its cheaper models will increase consumer access. In recent sales, Samsung sold more OLED TVs than mini-LED models, indicating strong demand for this technology. While it's unclear what pricing point Samsung will consider "mid-to-low," recent drops suggest prices could be around $600. Experts believe that cheaper OLED options could replace LCD monitors as the new standard in display technology. While concerns about burn-in issues still exist, the benefits of OLED, like infinite contrast and color accuracy, can greatly enhance user experiences. Overall, Samsung's pricing strategy may encourage other manufacturers to follow suit, potentially leading to a broader adoption of OLED technology in the monitor market.