The monitor worked for several days, but now it sees no signal at all through the display port. I wish I could buy a new one because now I have to fight to put it in the ip and wait for weeks to get my money back 😫

A good monitor - updated has a risk but apart from a mark on the screen which is not visible in use the condition is excellent. The stand could have been taller, but a couple of phone books fixed that (no other use for them these days).

Getting older and seeing something on new UHD monitors isn't as easy as advertised. Bought because of the 1920x1080 resolution. Works amazing!

I only use it as a work monitor but it looks really good and has a lot of settings to customize the screen. Infinitely sluggish.

The design of the monitor is great. The problem is when you buy a refurbished one. Mine stopped working after a month. Weird chromatic aberrations appear at the edges of the screen, the monitor no longer turns off automatically, and the DisplayPort input just stopped working.

Was skeptical based on several reviews, but it was worth the risk. Bought for PS5, definitely in YouTube like at the maximum image quality settings. This is a definite improvement over television.

Bought to replace a 24" IPS 1080p monitor. After only 15 minutes of play I realized this monitor wasn't for me. The 32" 1080p screen is a good size but the quality of this VA screen is not impressive on either setting Colors aren't great and halos were present Not so much on PC The PS4 Pro and Nintendo Switch aren't too bad but there are occasional halos Returning for a refund I guess I'll have to pay more for one output better monitor and 1440p IPS.

If you're just buying it for casual gaming, this is an excellent monitor. However, if you're trying to use this for competitive, fast-paced gaming, I'd suggest spending a little more for a better monitor. Motion blur on this monitor made the 165Hz refresh rate look like it was running at half speed. And the stand is just awful, there are no options other than tilt. Also, the panel can get very dim on certain settings, so be careful if you're in a brightly lit room.

No complaints so far, I recently replaced my 11 year old Macbook with M1 Mac Mini, clear text, clear video. 32 ", I have no complaints about it yet.

Great for frame rate gaming, bad for high quality graphics or video editing, black spots on dark images. No problem if you just want to photograph someone moving around in a dark room as you are not there to read the name tags but are very visible with text and nice detail images. I wrote a detailed review but closed the app to watch and when I came back it was gone, so don't hesitate to ask questions if you need more information. The corners are faded but I don't care it's just peripheral…

The refresh rate is a good 165 Hz smooth. I think it's too expensive for 1080p at $300, it should be maxed out at $200. But no complaints works well for my needs.

I bought two monitors, the first one went back because the screen went black when playing games, I got the second monitor and it did the same. I bought a replacement in April/May 2021, as of December 2021 there are vertical lines 1/4 apart going across my screen rendering it unplayable/unusable. I called LG thinking it was under warranty, they wanted to charge $300 for repairs, which is way more than I paid at $232. Now I can't send it back to Revane. Buyer beware

TL; The DR is perfect if you want GSync and decent blacks and don't mind sitting about 3ft from the screen. good monitor I have an OLED TV that I game on most, but I need another gaming monitor if my wife wants to watch something. Of course, nothing can match the color of OLED, but for darker games (cyberpunk) that's fine. I was expecting there to be signs of it being used, but all I've found is a timer showing how long it's been in use. 48 hours. Almost nothing about speaking. Besides, it…

I've had this monitor for 2 weeks and all I can say is that it's amazing. I bought it because I've had a Ps5 since launch, but I knew I wasn't going to get the full experience I have with this old TV. So I was looking for something in the $250-$300 price range and came across this villain. If you're looking for something to run 120 fps on a budget, I totally recommend this. I've played TV my entire life and all I can say is I will never go back to this monitor. Don't worry about the updated…

When I turned on the TV, which took several tries, the screen already showed some static and a few pulsing green lines. You need to disconnect/reconnect it for the control button to work.

Un excellent monitor para juegos, video have designed graphic todo muy bien, solo La Caja estaba un poco maltratada. That's my review.