Review on LG 32GP850 B Ultragear: Adjustable 2560X1440, 165Hz, Height & Tilt Adjustment, Anti-Glare Coating by Radney Ruster

LG again came to the rescue. After buying two Gigabyte Aorus 32" FI32Q monitors, I returned both because they both had a lot of dead pixels. I've always heard that Gigabyte is a boring brand, but I didn't have enough experience to write them off I will avoid this brand in the future I currently own a 27" LG Ultragear monitor and have been recommending it to my friends for a long time. We were all happy with the quality and performance of our LG monitors, so I decided to buy a new LG monitor instead. I bought the 32 inch model and it has no dead pixels or stuck pixels. Everything is perfect. Yes, there's a normal IPS glow, but that's just the price we have to pay for the color accuracy and viewing angles that IPS offers. This monitor is amazing, especially after going from a 27" to this 32". I actually moved the monitor further away from my seat because the 32" seemed too big initially. When I moved it I pulled it on never mind l reduce pixel density. Clarity is lower than the same 1440p resolution at 27". , but I don't think it looks washed out at all. In fact, the clarity seems great to me, even if it's 93ppi (I think). Everything looks very good when put on. This panel is decent. Movement is decent. I'm very responsive sensitive to motion blur on sample-and-hold monitors and I really despise it, however it seems on par with the best LCD monitors I've seen so it's comparatively great, which I don't use those Black frame insert feature because I prefer a higher refresh rate and using G-sync And this monitor is fully G-sync compatible Overall I'm very impressed with this mo nitor I would NEVER buy anything else Gigabyte and their Aorus range and LG Very happy with this monitor!