Review on LG 32UN500-W 31.5" Virtually Borderless Monitor with 3840x2160p, Anti-Glare Display, Built-In Speaker, and Wall Mount Compatibility by Paul Ferguson

Update: After 6 months of continuous use, I'm still satisfied with the monitor and the picture quality. Watching YouTube videos in 4K is still cool. I don't have a 4K TV so this is my ATM with a 4K screen. I made a change to my setup and installed a $20 Koopman 4K HDMI automatic switcher between the monitor and my sources. Using a physical button to switch sources is simply outdated. I think LG should just build that feature into the monitor. I've been playing around with this screen and I don't see any difference. If you want 120Hz and you're a serious gamer, buy LG's best screen. For a home office warrior, this model is good. From my point of view, this monitor meets the following requirements: - 4k resolution - VA panel compared to TN - Cheaper than IPS - Narrow bezels - 2020 model - 16:9 format - Good brightness, contrast, viewing angle - VESA mount - One reputable brand - The right combination of inputs After a month of use in combination with a laptop and a desktop computer and various content, I am satisfied with my choice. I mainly use it for office applications, casual gaming and Youtube, Netflix and Xfinity streaming. The 32-inch screen is a great size for viewing multiple windows and having plenty of desktop real estate. I don't have to turn my head to see the corners of the screen. I don't notice any flickering and my eyes don't get tired after using it all day. Colours, sharpness and brightness are exactly what I need. There are enough options on the OSD to tweak it to your liking, but it's not so overwhelming that you leave everything at default. With 3 inputs I can connect my desktop, laptop and possibly in the future a streaming stick or Apple TV. The monitor is in my home office, so it can also be used as a TV if the family uses the main TV. I sit 6 feet away and comfortably watch football. My only gripe so far is that switching inputs requires 4 clicks of the menu joystick. I wish there was a physical enter button. Also, only 1 HDMI to HDMI cable was included.