Review on LG 32UP83A-W Computing Monitor with FreeSync, High Dynamic 💻 Range, 75Hz Refresh Rate, Wall-Mountable, and Compatibility with 32ML600M-B HD Display by Russ Robeson

I've had this model before, the first LG monitor I had. I bought it because it was the cheapest monitor I could find for my small project. It turned out to be an excellent monitor, a clear picture with good contrast. Just as good as the more expensive monitors I've bought. I decided to buy another one, but what I bought before is no longer made. This model is $25 more expensive but same specs, thinner body, better stand I think. The picture is again of high quality for a cheap monitor. Now comes with two HDMI ports, one audio output and still has a VGA port. The contrast levels on them are very wide, like an expensive monitor. Blackness is nothing special on all budget monitors, but better than most. In terms of durability, I've used the older model almost constantly for the past 3 years with no issues. I expect nothing less from this version.