Samsung Odyssey G5 G51F Amazon Labor Day

Amazon is running a Labor Day cut on the Samsung Odyssey G5 G51F, the 27-inch 1440p VA panel. Last-checked Amazon price, typical list, and timestamp sit on the product card. We checked ASIN B0GLV9PML4 on September 1, 2026 in the early afternoon Eastern. Sold by Amazon.com, ships from Amazon.com. In stock. A limited-time deal badge was on the listing at check.

This is the G51F in black, model LS27FG512ENXZA, one unit. Ignore instant credit-card offers on the listing. They are not the deal. Ignore used and marketplace copies. Do not grab the G50F, which is a different 27-inch Odyssey with an IPS panel and a different listing. This is also not an OLED.

Check the Samsung Odyssey G5 G51F on Amazon

Why this SKU this sale

9to5Toys put the 27-inch G51F in Amazon’s Samsung Labor Day monitor roundup on August 31, 2026, at this street cut versus a typical just over two hundred. Their Labor Day opener says the event runs through September 7. The Gadgeteer saw the same floor on July 30, so this is a return to that floor, not a new all-time low we can prove from a tracker. Confirm the live price at checkout.

Buy this panel, or wait

Buy during the Labor Day window if you are still on a 1080p 60Hz screen and you wanted 1440p at 180Hz with a stand that actually moves. Wait if you play competitive shooters and hate VA smearing, if color-accurate work is the job, or if you wanted the IPS G50F or an OLED. HDMI on this SKU is 2.0. Samsung lists a 180Hz maximum; The Gadgeteer reports the full 180Hz only over DisplayPort.

Samsung’s G51F spec sheet lists a flat 27-inch VA panel, 2560 by 1440, 180Hz, 1ms MPRT, 300 nits typical, 3,000:1 typical static contrast, HDR10, AMD FreeSync, two HDMI 2.0 ports, one DisplayPort 1.4, a height-adjustable pivot stand, and 100 by 100 VESA. Color gamut is listed as 72 percent NTSC (1976). Those are manufacturer claims. Hardpulse has not lab-tested this SKU.

The 1ms figure is MPRT, not grey-to-grey. VA contrast is the reason this panel exists at the price. VA smearing is the trade. HDR10 here is a flag, not a bright HDR display.

For the rest of the aisle, use the monitors and peripherals hub and the 2026 gaming monitor guide. Other Labor Day hardware currently on the site includes the Alienware AW2725DF QD-OLED and the 65-inch LG C6 OLED.

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FAQ

Is this an OLED Odyssey? No. ASIN B0GLV9PML4 is the G51F VA LCD. Confirm the model name LS27FG512ENXZA at checkout.

Is this the IPS G50F? No. The G50F is a different 27-inch Odyssey listing. This page is the G51F.

Will HDMI do 180Hz? Samsung lists HDMI 2.0 and a 180Hz maximum. The Gadgeteer reports full 180Hz on DisplayPort. Use DisplayPort from a PC if the refresh rate is why you are buying.