Samsung Odyssey G3 Price in Pakistan

The Samsung Odyssey G3 price in Pakistan is Rs 47,500 at Zah Computers for the 24 inch model with a 1920 x 1080 Full HD panel and a 180Hz refresh rate, checked on 1 October 2026. The same 24 inch size also sells in an older 165Hz version at a near identical price, and a 27 inch version is listed too, so this guide keeps every size and refresh rate variant in its own row instead of blending them into one number.

The Odyssey G3 is Samsung’s entry point into its Odyssey gaming monitor range. It pairs a fast VA panel with a proper ergonomic stand, which is a combination you rarely get at this price in Pakistan, where most budget gaming monitors only tilt. It is aimed at PC gamers playing competitive titles like Valorant, CS2, Apex Legends and Rocket League on mid-range graphics cards, and at console players who want more than a basic 60Hz office screen. If you are comparing options in this budget, our roundup of the best 144Hz monitors in Pakistan shows how the G3 stacks up against IPS rivals.

Samsung Odyssey G3 price in Pakistan: verified seller snapshot

Two different 24 inch versions of the Odyssey G3 are circulating in Pakistan, and the small price gap between them hides a real spec difference. The newer G30D model, sold as the S24DG302EM, runs at 180Hz. The older unit at JunaidTech, model code LS24AG320, is the 165Hz generation with FreeSync Premium branding. Both are legitimate G3 monitors, but if you are paying roughly the same money, the 180Hz G30D at Zah Computers is the better buy, provided the stock is fresh when you order. TechGlobe lists the same 180Hz model at Rs 49,999 with a one year warranty, though its page showed out of stock on the day we checked, so treat that price as a marker and confirm availability before travelling to a store. Sellers who ask you to reconfirm the price on WhatsApp before payment, as JunaidTech does, are worth that one message, because monitor prices in Pakistan move with the dollar rate.

The 27 inch version at MyShop costs Rs 77,900, which is a big jump over the 24 inch models. Keep in mind that this unit is the 165Hz generation rather than the newer 180Hz G30D, and its warranty is described as international or manufacturer cover instead of a local warranty. At 27 inches, a 1920 x 1080 resolution also looks visibly softer than it does at 24 inches, because the same pixels are stretched over a larger area. Unless you sit far from your desk or mainly watch video, the 24 inch model is the smarter spend. Readers who want a bigger screen with a sharper picture should look at our Samsung Odyssey G5 27 price in Pakistan coverage instead.

Samsung Odyssey G3 specifications

Samsung’s own product page for the 24 inch G30D confirms the headline figures above, and you can read the full manufacturer specification on the official Samsung Odyssey G3 G30D page. The box includes a DisplayPort cable according to Samsung, which matters because you need DisplayPort to reach the full 180Hz at 1080p on most graphics cards.

Should you buy the Odyssey G3?

The panel is the first thing to understand. The G3 uses a VA panel, which gives it a 3000:1 contrast ratio, roughly three times what a typical IPS gaming monitor offers. Blacks look properly deep, and dark game scenes hold detail instead of washing out to grey. The trade-off is motion clarity. VA panels are not as clean in fast movement as a good IPS panel, and the 1ms figure Samsung quotes is an MPRT number measured with backlight strobing, not a grey-to-grey figure. In practice, competitive players still rate this monitor well for the price, but if your priority is the crispest possible motion, an IPS rival like the one in our MSI Optix G241 price in Pakistan guide is worth a look.

The second thing is the stand. Height adjustment up to 120mm, swivel and a full pivot to portrait mode are features that monitors costing ten thousand rupees more sometimes skip. If you work at the same desk where you game, the stand alone is a strong reason to pick the G3 over cheaper fixed-stand models. The 3-sided borderless design also makes a dual monitor setup look tidy, and the 100 x 100 VESA mount means a monitor arm works fine later.

Buy the 24 inch 180Hz version if you play shooters or racing games and your graphics card can push high frame rates at 1080p. Something like an RTX 3060 or RX 6600 class card is a good match. Skip the 27 inch 1080p version if you sit at a normal desk distance, because the lower pixel density is noticeable in text and in game HUD elements. If your budget is tight and the used market tempts you, read our guide on how to buy a used monitor in Pakistan before handing over any cash.

Checks before you pay

First, confirm which generation you are getting. Ask the seller to read the model code off the box. S24DG302EM means the 180Hz G30D. LS24AG320 means the older 165Hz model. Paying the 180Hz price for the 165Hz box is the easiest mistake to make with this monitor. Second, test the panel in the shop if you can. Run a dead pixel test on plain white, black and red screens, and check for backlight bleed along the edges on a black screen in a dim corner. Third, confirm the warranty card and who honours it. A local warranty you can claim in your own city is worth more than an international warranty that requires shipping the monitor abroad. Fourth, check the refresh rate once you get home. Connect with the DisplayPort cable, open your display settings, and make sure 180Hz is actually selected, because Windows often defaults to 60Hz on a new monitor.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Samsung Odyssey G3 price in Pakistan?

The 24 inch Odyssey G3 starts at Rs 47,500 at Zah Computers for the 180Hz G30D model, checked on 1 October 2026. The older 165Hz 24 inch version is Rs 47,499 at JunaidTech, and the 27 inch version is Rs 77,900 at MyShop.

Is the Odyssey G3 144Hz or 180Hz?

Both versions exist in Pakistan. The current G30D model (S24DG302EM) is a 180Hz monitor. The earlier generation (LS24AG320) is 165Hz. Check the model code on the box before paying, because sellers often list them under the same Odyssey G3 name.

Is the Samsung Odyssey G3 good for PS5?

Yes, within limits. The PS5 outputs 1080p at up to 120Hz over HDMI, and the G3 handles that over its HDMI 2.0 port. You will not get 4K output, and there are no built-in speakers, so plan on a headset or external speakers for audio.

Does the Odyssey G3 have a height adjustable stand?

Yes. The stand adjusts 120mm in height and also tilts, swivels and pivots into portrait mode. That is unusual at this price, where most monitors only tilt. It also supports a 100 x 100 VESA mount if you prefer a monitor arm.

Which is better, the 24 inch or 27 inch Odyssey G3?

For most buyers, the 24 inch. Both sizes are 1920 x 1080, so the 24 inch picture is sharper per inch, and the 24 inch 180Hz model costs far less than the 27 inch version listed in Pakistan. Pick the 27 inch only if you sit well back from the screen or mostly watch video.

Prices on this page were checked on 1 October 2026 and can change without notice. Confirm the price, the model code and the warranty terms with the seller before you pay. If your total budget for a gaming screen is under fifty thousand rupees, our list of gaming monitors under 50000 in Pakistan gathers the alternatives in one place, and our LG 24MR400 price in Pakistan guide covers a cheaper IPS option for mixed work and play.