Samsung

Samsung 32-inch M8 Smart Monitor (M80D)

Ranked #16 in Computer Monitors

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Announced June 2024 by Samsung

Overhyped smart features that will rot in three years wrapped around an ordinary panel; buy any dumb, well-warrantied pick above instead.

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Flagged as a product to avoid

2 of 7 research runs entered this as a product to avoid rather than a pick. A trap is a product buyers genuinely cross-shop but should not buy, ranked honestly alongside the real picks rather than dropped to the bottom. Why the boards include them

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Pros & cons

✓ Built-in Tizen apps, remote, and streaming features for buyers who want TV-like functionality

✗ Smart features are exactly the parts that age worst: abandoned apps, slowing UI, forced account logins
✗ Underlying panel is a merely adequate 60Hz VA
✗ Costs as much as a Dell UltraSharp U2725QE
✗ A monitor should outlive its software; this one's software is the product

The sources behind this ranking

We searched the web and YouTube for what has been published about this product, then read the articles, video transcripts and comments we found.

Evidence 1 video review and 1 community source

1 positive source

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1 neutral source

USP REVIEW USP REVIEW · 2K subscribers · Apr 2025

The Samsung M8 smart monitor is a fascinating device that aims to bridge the gap between a traditional computer monitor and a smart television. With its 32 inch 4K HDR display and the integrated Tyizen operating system found in Samsung's smart TVs, it's clearly designed for versatility.

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Frequently asked questions

It ranks #16 (F tier) on our consolidated computer monitors board, drawn from 2 independent outlets.

Smart features are exactly the parts that age worst: abandoned apps, slowing UI, forced account logins. Underlying panel is a merely adequate 60Hz VA. Costs as much as a Dell UltraSharp U2725QE. A monitor should outlive its software; this one's software is the product.