Review on LG 32GK650F B Monitor: FreeSync, 2560X1440P Resolution, Pivot & Swivel Adjustment, High Dynamic Range, 32GK650F-B.AUS by Matt Bennett

I bought this to replace a 27" 1920x1080 monitor that I wanted to use in portrait mode after realizing that Revain.com and a few other websites were having issues with the effective 1080x1920 resolution, resulting in horizontal scrollbars when moving windows. from my main 2560x1080 monitor to a 1080x1920 monitor. Surprisingly, after calibration, this is closer to my LG 34uc89g-b's color temperature than the VG279Q, even though it's a VA panel. I played Deep Rock Galactic on it before converting it to portrait and I was impressed with its performance, although I did miss the wider field of view that my UltraWide offers. , even if the panel is so large. Overall, I would recommend this monitor to anyone who needs a large 16:9 gaming display or a second monitor for portrait orientation. If you're using it for portraits I really want to sit 0.6-1m away from it otherwise you end up tilting your head a lot. Pros: Portrait mode Beautiful blacks compared to IPS panels I've used in the past. 144Hz Cons: Restricted stand movement. (It would be nice if it could rotate counter-clockwise and rotate more than 30 degrees.) PPI, slightly higher than I prefer. (I use around 80ppi and sit around 0.6-1m from my monitors.) Not as accurate as IPS. Viewing angles are not as good as IPS, but not bad either. No USB ports. and DisplayCAL were used to calibrate at a brightness of 80 cd/m2 and a white balance of 6500K. The desktop is 30 inches deep. Images: 34" 21:9 next to 32" 16:934" 21:9 next to 27" 16:932" 16:9 next to 27" 16:9