💻 HP 4K HDR U32 31.5 Inch Monitor: Stunning Resolution, USB Type-C Connectivity, and 16:9 Aspect Ratio Review

TLDR Good screen, poorly tuned in terms of connectivity, no pixel issues (dead/stuck), minimal bleeding. The color is what I would expect even from high-end IPS. I think you have to reach level 700 to really get better. A clear comparison is lg as the only one I see in this price range for UHD IPS at the moment. I just want to clarify that the money went to the panel not the stand. The set up, image and stand are excellent. I like the external power supply. This is a point of failure that is…

I bought this monitor because I work from home. It is very easy to install and easy to move. Perfect for games and documentation.

This is an exceptional monitor for the price. I think you'll have a hard time finding a 32-inch 4K monitor of this quality for less than $500. I also have a LG 32UN650 at work. That makes me think this monitor shouldn't cost more than $200. Picture quality/clarity, screen uniformity, color accuracy, contrast and build quality are much better on this monitor. I'm also not sure if this is due to the HP eye protection feature or this monitor's better anti-glare coating or the fact that it has…

No speakers, crap. Lower price though - they most likely saved some manufacturing costs. Other than that, I'm not an expert, but it seems normal.

Impressive! It can compete with the Asus ProArt or View-sonic Color Pro at a much lower price. Good workmanship, great aesthetics and above all a great panel. LOVE colors. A great alternative to all expensive Creator monitors. I had an Asus PA329CV and this panel offers the same experience. Highly recommended.

I've been using it every day in my home office for a year now and love it. Picture quality is excellent and it looks great when it's off. I also like the built-in USB hub. I use these for my webcam, studio interface and remote control, and USB-C is the only cable I need to connect the monitor to my laptop.

I bought this monitor for my new Mac mini M1 and I am absolutely satisfied with its quality. I'm not saying it's flawless - it's not - but I think it would be difficult, if not impossible, to find a monitor of similar quality for $500. Good: 1. No dead pixels.2. No light bleeding.3. Excellent color calibration out of the box.4. Excellent quality metal stand.5. Very convenient placement of cable connectors.6. Very easy to assemble, no tools required.7. The brightness on my device is close to 450

If you use it as the only monitor for your computer, it's fantastic. Unfortunately, it looks like each monitor has the same ID when connected via USB-C or Thunderbolt. When I connect these displays to my Mac Studio Ultra, the computer cannot remember which display was where. Every time I turn on or wake up the computer, I have to go into the display settings and rearrange the screens. I have yet to try connecting them to one of my Linux computers or connecting one of the screens via HDMI. I…

It looked like a monitor that would suit my needs. It was very easy to set up. The packaging was great. Unfortunately he was dead on arrival. As this can happen with any electronic device I ordered it again. The second is also DOA. sorry hp Both the computer and monitor I am replacing are HP products and have served me well for many years. It just doesn't live up to their usual standards.