Review on LG 32UQ85R W AUS UltrafineTM DisplayHDR Type CTM 60: Color Calibrated, Dynamic Action Sync, FreeSync, Dual Controller - Review & Specifications by Andy Owen

When the LG LED monitor arrived I was pleasantly surprised at how well packaged it was and how much it contained. Connecting cables and connectors to the monitor itself gives the user many options for flexible connection with a computer and other devices. Obviously one of the most common connections these days is HDMI and this monitor has 2 ports and one cable. It also comes with a wired display port option for those who need it. I currently use a mini computer that only has 1 HDMI port and a display port, so having both ports so I could connect 2 monitors was very handy. It comes with a USB-C to USB-C connector and cable, which is great for connecting my phone and other devices. It also has a USB Type-B port and a cable for connecting peripherals. The monitor stand and base feel solid, and putting it together was a fairly straightforward process. I also like the white color chosen by LG and the overall look as it looks more modern. The monitor features a single button to access and navigate the settings menu, allowing you to fine-tune all of the visual display options. Allows you to switch between connected devices (either HDMI or DP). I've connected my computer and Apple TV and it's easy to switch from one to the other. You can also adjust the volume of the built-in speaker, which seems to have pretty clean sound quality, but I've found that there's not much of a difference in volume when going from 50% to 100%. The monitor is capable of up to 4K levels and from what I've seen on some 4K videos it has pretty decent clarity. I think it might not always be the best compared to some other manufacturers, but for me it's quite good.