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

I bought this monitor in mid-October 2022. I got it because the reviews were great. I use it for my computer with gforce 3060 and g-sync. I'm playing Warzone at 1440p and 120Hz with no visual issues or tearing. I'm also using my XBOX Series X on a 2022 Modern Warfare 2 monitor at 1440p @ 120hz with no issues. My XBOX said the monitor would run 4k 60hz and play MW with those settings but my computer said it couldn't be. I'm a big fan of LG TVs and have 75" 4k, 55" 4k, 55" 1080p (over 10 years…

Okay, now I'm getting older and maybe easier to please than before, but I have no problem with this thing and use it every day when I'm at home. I can't complain about the quality and haven't seen anything so far due to Nvidia drivers or some games not wanting to render. Definitely an improvement, but I had an old Dell (Samsung) DVI monitor a long time ago. It might be easy to impress, but it looks great. I'm a Samsung guy when it comes to monitors and TVs, but sometimes the dice don't roll…

IPS just doesn't have the contrast you can stomach in moody movies or scary scenes BUT other than that this monitor is pretty great. This is my first IPS screen, besides I have had many others. I like that the viewing angle means the top and bottom of the screen are always the same. Many VA and TN panels have a viewing angle where you can never get enough brightness on top without blurring the bottom. Everything at the top of each page is now perfectly colored, as is the rest of the screen…

This is a great monitor, I use it for both my PS5 and PC. I think most of the other reviews relate to the gaming aspect of the PC, so I don't need to get into that. So the PS5 performance with this monitor is great, it plays 4k at 60fps, although I'm actually downsampling and not real 4k, but it's as smooth and clear as my real 4k TV. I'm sure it adds lag, but a monitor with a 1ms response time. I don't notice any difference in response time from my PC to PS5, other than a smooth 165 fps on my…

I am a systems engineer and have been working with computers (laptops, PCs and servers) for many years. I bought this for my PC and was really looking for a 4k monitor but 4k doesn't exist for PC yet unless you want to spend around $1000 which I didn't. In any case, the monitor is neat and looks good. The only thing I don't like is that they put a red plastic circle on the back of the monitor that doesn't light up. I kept looking for the switch, installing software in search of some sort of…

I have seen many photos and reviews stating that his model has corner bleed or IPS bleed. I just ordered and thought I was lucky. as soon as I turn it on. I've tried to ignore it, but I'm an artist and maybe that's why my eyes only notice these differences in meaning. My gaze just goes straight to the bright corner and that really annoys me. The positive is that it is a very light monitor despite being 32 inches without the stand which makes it easy to attach to my monitor. and I have another…

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…

On paper the specs are very solid for the price - 32", 1440p, IPS, 165Hz. Had to downsize from 3x24" monitors to a single monitor and overall I'm very happy with this monitor so far. 1440p is my opinion the ideal resolution for 32" because without scaling, text in 4k becomes too small and strains the eyes. low response time for gaming and not curved. I wasn't looking for something curved because I need the maximum space for my desk (curved takes more 1st place) and because I think it's stupid…

This monitor replaces two smaller monitors as I start working from home. Split screen works great. The OSD controls are easy to use on the monitor. The colors are wonderful. My boy is looking forward to seeing Minecraft on a large scale! I have it on Fast and Black Stabilizer at 45. I can go through and use Calibrize or equivalent to enhance the colors at some point. Using Gamer 1. It has two HDMI ports and one DisplayPort port. You should make sure you connect the other end to the graphics…

Well that's great. I switched to this screen from an 8 year old 32 inch 1080p screen. It's amazing compared to the old screen. It's a nice soft screen. Works well, looks good. No dead pixels and delivered very quickly. Good value for money. Gsync works fine and I have no complaints.

From a PC/Xbox gamer's perspective: Great monitor! Came in today, played around with some settings and it looks and works amazing! Definitely recommended if you want to switch between PC and console gaming. Looks great on PC and Xbox.10/10

Too much backlight on the whole screen. The HDMI ports don't work properly either. I bought the same monitor from another store, it works perfectly.

I liked everything about the monitor. Think of quality as amazing color accuracy. This is an improvement over my Viotek VA panel. I would definitely buy it again.

Compared to my old 27GL850, this monitor is bigger and faster; with simple (one-click) overclocking to 180 Hz. Of course, the pixel density decreases with increasing size. What stays the same is the excellent picture quality out of the box, which seems to be LG's thing. I had previously tried the MSI MAG274QRF-QD (another highly acclaimed monitor) and initially the image quality was pretty poor, requiring a lot of calibration to remove over-sharpening and over-saturation. Aside from minor…

First let me say that I'm not a gamer. I'm a seasoned citizen who decided to try a 32" monitor as an upgrade to my 27" device. Verdict? I love it! Big font size for my old eyes. Outstanding brightness and color accuracy. Fantastic video playback appearance. I can't go into the specs, but I can say that for the price, this monitor is hard to beat for all-round use.

I got this for $299. That's stealing for this money. It doesn't have many features, but the screen is way better than I expected. Maybe a little lighter, but that's ok. Minimal backlight show through or IPS glow. Great stand in terms of features but you'll want it to sit on a solid table as it will amplify any table wobble. get a much better screen.

Just an amazing monitor for the price and it's big enough! Right out of the box the settings were great, I lowered the brightness by 10 points. I would buy again! Thanks.

The size of this monitor is ideal for gaming. Picture quality is excellent, build quality is excellent. However, as other reviews have noted, my device had fingerprints on the screen. Upon closer inspection, I counted two small scratches on the screen. Nobody needs a screen with fingerprints or scratches. I didn't feel like I was getting a brand new product. The monitor is too big and heavy to return because of these small imperfections, so I have to keep it. Keep in mind that the monitor may…

I bought this monitor for its high refresh rate but it was disappointing. Image quality and refresh rate were lower than LG's 75 Hz monitor (LG 34WN650-W). When comparing the two screens side-by-side, the 34WN650 had a sharper picture and was better suited for watching sports and therefore gaming.

This monitor offers fantastic value for money for both gaming and PC use. A significant improvement in picture quality over my previous 1ms 1080p monitor for about the same price I originally paid.