Review on Viotek GN32LD QHD 32 Inch Curved Gaming Monitor - 144Hz Refresh Rate, 2560X1440 Resolution, FreeSync and Anti-Glare Technology, Adjustable Stand, HDMI and DVI Input by Alex Robinson

1) The monitor is huge. I just upgraded from an old 21" and this thing is huge in comparison. The overall field of view is pretty stunning. Now I have to figure out how to lean further back so I can see everything. Huge problem but when If you're buying a gaming monitor, keep in mind that 32" is pretty big for a desktop monitor. 2) The stand is huge too. If you have a large or wide desk, the stand that came with the monitor works fine, but I have a desk mount to maximize the space I have. Note. This monitor is natively compatible with Vesa 75 mounts. Use the wall mount screws that come with them. 3) No problems with broken pixels. I had another Viotek model I sent back because it had some dead pixels This one is good so far time will tell but I'm happy out of the box so far 4) Game bar Hungarian For me, this is a pretty big update. It literally makes everything look better. I'm not an avid gamer, but I'm already seeing improvements over my old 60Hz monitor. That and I've finally put together a decent PC that includes a 1080 GTX Ti5) PIP/PBP - I've yet to test it. The controls are located under the monitor and are a bit annoying to access and use. I have yet to test this, but when I see how it's implemented it looks more like a gimmick than practicality. I don't know if others have used it, but I'd like to give it a try to see if it makes sense to dump my work PC on it and try a "dual monitor" setup. In general very satisfied. The price for the features is great. The LED lights on the back are a nice if useless touch. Solid 4 stars.