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

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, so while it's better for gaming than a non-VRR 60Hz screen, it's not a great monitor for FPS gaming or other fast-paced games. The brightness in my example is a bit of an issue, but remember there's a caveat that I can't leave it on unless it's changing colors, which happens randomly. The overall design reminds me of the cheaper BenQ design, which I really like. . At first I was concerned about the hollow plastic tube that connects to the plastic base plate. Once everything was assembled, direct force was required to move it, not just walking around or tapping a surface. That's why I'm giving this design 2 stars because it includes something that works well. The monitor also consumes power, which requires a 12V 3A adapter, meaning the power supply is rated at 66W, which is very low. I was hoping to use this monitor to improve my son's gaming productivity. I was very disappointed when I couldn't even get it to work. All of the PCs and laptops I tested had the device plugged in, but I couldn't get it to stay on or display. I think it might be the power system, but I don't have a spare adapter that might work and don't want to open the display to check the internals.