Review on Samsung Thunderbolt Business Display LF32TU872VNXGO: 4K, 💻 3840X2160P, Adjustable Height, Anti-Glare Coating, Flicker-Free with HDMI Port by Nicholas Castillo

Product Overview: Samsung Business TU87F 32" 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 60Hz Business Computer Monitor with Thunderbolt 3, DisplayPort, USB Hub, WRNTY for 3 Years (F32TU872VN). bright, high-contrast and sharp. HD support. HD can be activated in Windows and works without problems. HD output isn't a big deal to me and I usually stick with standard color output. It's used in conjunction with another business display from Samsung, the PLS variant, and both are mounted side-by-side on swing arms that are primarily used for business purposes. The VA panels offer a great display but they lack two areas, mainly viewing angles and response time, and there is an obvious downside compared to the PLS panel, but it's a great display in its own right. Brightness levels can be adjusted to a very comfortable range, from fairly dim (outside light) to a bright twinkle in your eyeballs. With maximum brightness, the display can easily be used in rooms with direct sunlight. This is a 60Hz panel, no adaptive sync. Not useful for competitive games. There are three inputs: DP/HDMI and TB3. The monitor can be set to automatically switch to the TB3 input when connected to a laptop (via Thunderbolt 3), which is handy if you want to steal some space for laptop use without messing with menu input settings having to mess around. A typical use case would be to permanently connect to a desktop computer and a work laptop (TB3 compatible) for occasional use. no built-in speakers. The monitor supports picture-in-picture (PIP) function, and you can use multiple inputs to set up PIP in different styles. You can also choose what sound you want to output to the audio jack. TV/ video streaming in PIP mode and audio output of the stream to connected external speakers or headphones. So it's a great business-class 32-inch high-resolution display with miles of screen space and a price tag to match that's best suited for work/productivity scenarios, and you won't regret trying it out. We recommend.