Review on 💻 32UD59-B LG 32-Inch LED Lit FreeSync Monitor with DCI-P3 95% Color Gamut, Six Axis Control, Factory Calibration and 3840X2160P HD Resolution by Lamont Grant

Wow! Love it. Upgraded from 22" to this monitor. There were 2 cables in the box, a 5ft DisplayPort and a 5ft HDMI. It also comes with a driver installation CD and an on-screen software application that runs on Windows 10 to create predefined or custom screen areas to display multiple applications or windows. I use this software to create a series of PIP (Picture in Picture) frames with different screens. Think music in one window, a game in one another, system stats in another, etc. The stand allows you to adjust the vertical angle of the monitor by moving it up or down, but not left to right.In the lowest position, the bottom of the monitor frame is 1.25". from the table and the bottom of the monitor about 6" above the table. It moves up and down with very little force, which I think is somehow caused by a spring supported in the stand. The stand also allows for tilting, pulling the bottom towards the user so it can be tilted up. View. When the power is turned on, a white LED lights up on the table, letting you know the monitor is on. This "mini-joystick" button acts as a button to activate and select items, highlighted as a 4-way joystick to control settings via a pop-up OSD menu. It's annoying at first, but becomes more intuitive as you use it. The screen is really nice and bright with factory settings, but there are many presets available (movies, games, text, photos, etc.). I also used the windows settings to increase the text size, which made this monitor a pleasure to use.