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 Andre Burney

All my life I've had 4k TVs and a lot of computer monitors. I bought this because I needed a second 32" monitor for my first monitor which is also 32" but not 4k. I saw a very good price of $329 on Amazon stock so I decided to buy this. As a programmer and gamer, I recommend it to anyone who wants a good quality 4k screen for the price. Surprisingly, it comes with internal speakers. Good: - The quality is as expected, it is a 32 inch 4k monitor. - Another monitor I've bought before, a 32" LG, not a 4k monitor, had some glare, like glass in simple terms) while this one didn't. - Pixels seem smooth and when I adjust the screen size percentage the transition seems to work fine. - You can adjust the screen height with the included stand. - AMD Freesync feature is great, I have a custom built computer that runs games very well. Bad: - The HDMI cable that came with the monitor is a thin ribbon that feels very fragile. - The internal speakers aren't bad, but if you expect it to be like a soundbar or computer speakers, then this isn't for you. - No integrated dual monitor mode. Previous LG monitors had this built in, but I've never used the feature anyway, and there's software that will do it for you.