💻 Jlink Computer Monitor: Immersive 32" Full HD Display with Anti-Glare, Flicker-Free & Freesync Technology Review

This is a very large monitor at a very interesting price. Unfortunately, I've seen monitors from well-known brands in the same size range for the same money. So I'm trying to figure out why I would buy an unnamed monitor and not a branded monitor for so much money. Let's take a look at what I found and see if any of these specific items can justify the cost of branding. instead of buying this nameless device. First, this device is unboxed as many branded devices are boxed. The packaging of this

I find this monitor works about the same as a TV/monitor combo. the same size I used on one of my computers and actually cost me less. I don't care about the "joystick" controls on the bottom right of the monitor. Difficult to manage. The evaluation of a monitor can be subjective for a person and is directly related to the computer, the operating system and the settings to which it is connected. The manufacturer should consider distributing a program/video that can visually show the monitor its

Before this monitor, I was a firm "must be 4k over 27" favorite. The pixels on it are visible if you get too close, but at any reasonable viewing distance the image quality is very good, not pixelated at all. The OSD is controlled by a small "joystick" and is easy to use, not perfect. , but it's a lot simpler than those nightmare 4-button controls that many monitors have. Both states. The monitor has great blacks, not sure where the extra color space is for this monitor but if I had to guess I…

If you're looking for a 32-inch 1080p monitor, this isn't a bad option, but it does have some notable flaws that make it less than optimal to use. The stand that comes with the monitor is easy to install and easy to adjust. For a budget monitor, the monitor also looks surprisingly good. Problems arise when attempting to use an aftermarket stand. The VESA mount for the monitor is misaligned, so you must mount the monitor in an unusual/incorrect way. The monitor also lacks DisplayPort, which is…

This is a good mid-range monitor, slightly larger than a basic monitor. But similar specs and speakers are available on the $20-$50 less Revain with speakers and a similar refresh rate. One of the advantages of this monitor for some gaming users is the ability to sync freely. Revain makes it easy to customize purchases and potential savings to suit your needs. Adjust screen position horizontally only.

This monitor is an exceptional offer. The sleek and slim design makes it significantly larger than most 32-inch monitors. This characteristic also gives it a modernist, understated aesthetic that I personally really like and that goes well with my decor. The features go beyond what I expected at this price point. Images on this monitor are crisp and clear, colors are vibrant but not overly saturated, and external devices connected via HDMI or VGA ports are recognized instantly. However, there…

This 32 inch size is optimal for small to medium sized spaces like hotel rooms. This also results in a decent price range for the Jlink sample (discount at the time of testing). PRO HDR. (High Dynamic Range) This can result in noticeable differences if your other devices support it. -Freesync thing for gamers. Tilt) VS - No Displayport - No DisplayLink - No 4K (but it's HDR, which may be more important to you) A good choice for many applications.

This is a standard, but nothing special, 32-inch monitor. The stand is easy to assemble (don't forget to attach the back panel after attaching the bracket and before attaching the leg), looks good, and the monitor itself looks great on the table. It is bright and has good colors as advertised. The resolution is really low: a 32-inch pure HD resolution means the pixel size is absolutely huge, and it can be a little odd going from that to the second. (e.g. laptop) screen. This only works around…

I see a lot of reviews refer to a 27" 2k display, but I have a 32" 1080p display so let me rant about that. If you decide to get a 32 inch monitor, DO NOT BUY IT. 1. It's very, very expensive - around $200 for a 32-inch 1080p display when you can find a lot cheaper and of the same quality. Heck, you can even get 2k displays for the same price. No speakers3. Only 60 Hertz. In fact, the 32-inch version only works as an office computer at best. monitor, and I suggest spending your money elsewhere.

If you're on a budget and need a good monitor for everyday use, I think this is a really good choice. Neither feature is a bottom, but again, that's not surprising. It just seems good. A great second monitor for me. I don't need an extra or maybe even a third monitor with ultra high resolution or refresh rate. I'll be using it while streaming so my chat can easily take up the entire screen of this monitor while I'm playing on my main monitor. In a pinch, this can be great for video or photo…

Overall impression: I like the monitor and the price for 32 inches is decent. With this monitor, I was able to watch movies, do a few things, and surf the web. with VGA and HDMI, no DisplayPort. This is a 1080P monitor so everything I see is very large. The VA panel and 300 cd/m2 brightness are good and ensure excellent colors when watching movies. At the current price of $250, this is too expensive for this type of permit and pricing strategy to come to market. There are other manufacturers…

So let's talk about some of the positive aspects here. You get 99% sRGB color gamut, so colors look great when editing photos or videos. It has a 75Hz refresh rate, which isn't surprising, but at least it's not 60Hz like most budget monitors. This is a VA panel that delivers the best contrast ratio even when compared to an IPS panel. So why is this one of the most expensive 24-inch monitors on the market at the time of this review (10/01/2022)? In comparison, I just can't understand why there…

This monitor appears to be good value for money. I'm a freelance artist and when a job needs to be done it needs to be done well and I need good color rendering to render and work in Photoshop. Sure, it's not a professional designer monitor, but it works well enough. I'm currently using it as my main monitor for my work from home and surpassing the previous one. I also play a bit here and there, nothing crazy. The colors are sharp and the refresh rate is high, which makes me feel like I'm…

I needed a different monitor for my new mini pc so I decided to try this one and I wasn't disappointed. This monitor works very well and is a great monitor for the price. It's as bright and sharp as my Acer monitor. Very happy with it so far.

I am not speaking here as a technical wizard or any other scientist. Just a regular guy using a second monitor for basic work needs. I'm talking email, web and app browsing, a word processor, and using PowerPoint. This monitor is perfect for those needs. First, it arrived in perfect condition. It was easy to set up - just took it out of the box and put it on a stand. Then it's as simple as plugging it into a power source and using the included HDMI cable to connect the back of the monitor to my

I definitely like the gaming monitor and it has a good picture. My only complaints are only 1 HDMI and no USB, otherwise a great monitor.

I just unboxed this monitor and found this: ASSEMBLY This monitor was VERY easy to put together - well done Jlink! STYLE/PICTURE I like how thin the bezel is. The panel is bright and good. FEATURES The panel tilts but does not move up or down. The power button is on the back, which is a bit inconvenient, but I've seen other big brands use this spot. While many brands stopped including VGA years ago, it does include it, which is nice. This monitor goes well with Samsung, Sharp, and LG monitors…

Compared to my LG 24MP60G-B 24 IPS" What I like: Looks great in gaming/HDR enabled media Has free sync Works well in non-HDR modes Light weight Sharp image Color space in SDR is close to that of IPS SDR Lighting close to the same as LG IPS Better dimming No ghosting like LG IPS has DCR works very well (automatic screen lighting) Overdrive works in my opinion (I'm not sure I see the difference that IPS has an overclocking function but not well works with videos on YouTube and some games) What I…

First, I couldn't make it stay. I made him do some other weird things. Once I got a picture, it broke off within a few seconds. So I'm judging this by that little window and the weird color change it keeps wanting to do and that's the only time it doesn't turn off right away. I will say this may not affect others as I am pretty sure mine is faulty. First, the colors are not entirely accurate. Requires adjustments if this is your problem. All colors appear washed out. Second, it's a 75Hz panel…

This is a very good basic monitor with the original "joystick" menu that combines a lot of functions into one simple control. It's not overly heavy like some of my top brand monitors, making it a great candidate for multi-arm monitor mounts. Recommended.