💻 32UD59-B LG 32-Inch LED Lit FreeSync Monitor with DCI-P3 95% Color Gamut, Six Axis Control, Factory Calibration and 3840X2160P HD Resolution Review

I needed a nice big monitor for my laptop (Macbook Pro 13' 2017) and since Lg makes monitors for Apple and they have the latest resolution and technology I went with this one. I did a lot of research, a guy in the store recommended LG for the picture quality and colors. I've been using it for a week now and these are my thoughts. Outstanding picture quality for pictures and videos. I will not be using this monitor for gaming, only for web surfing, image editing and design. The resolution is so…

I'm a software developer and of course I stare at screens all day. I've been using a 25" ASUS PB258Q (WQHD) for a few years and wanted to upgrade to a 32" 4k PC. I was happy with the quality of my ASUS monitor but wanted it to be larger so I could move my monitor farther from my desk. When I opened the box I was amazed at the size. The assembly of the stand was very easy, the necessary cables were included. I have to say I HATE the branded power cords offered by LG. I'd rather have a universal…

Wow! Love it. Upgraded from 22" to this monitor. There were 2 cables in the box, a 5ft DisplayPort and a 5ft HDMI. It also comes with a driver installation CD and an on-screen software application that runs on Windows 10 to create predefined or custom screen areas to display multiple applications or windows. I use this software to create a series of PIP (Picture in Picture) frames with different screens. Think music in one window, a game in one another, system stats in another, etc. The stand…

I was looking for a new 32" monitor for my 2016 15" MacBook Pro. My old 25" 1440p monitor was feeling a bit dated and I wanted something with more screen real estate. The first thing I would like to point out is the uniformity of black and gray on this monitor. Some of the other reviewers are correct in saying that it's not perfect and can be very noticeable. However, I think that under normal circumstances this is not a problem. When I first set up the monitor, the very first thing that struck

*standing on soap dish* When I first booted up this monitor I smiled and knew I wanted 2x 32 inch displays. Not sure if I'll buy another one or wait for 4k @144hz to drop in price. Great monitor if you use a lot of Excel or multi-page documents. I use a Displayport with a 1070 Ti and the only real downsides I had were the lack of modern 4k features like HDR, 4k upscaling or blur/judder reduction. Some games may require you to adjust full screen settings if you run them at a resolution other…

I've been looking everywhere for a 32" 4K UHTV for my bedroom! I've found that the smallest Ultra HD TVs are 40" or larger and won't fit in my bedroom TV cabinet. I started getting myself a computer monitor to watch when I realized they came with smaller 4K UHD displays I already had a Revain 4K Fire Stick, all I needed was a dumb 4K display plugged into the stick and my cable box , and it became a Smart TV. It works great! However, you need to set a few things: Power On/Off: This is a monitor,

I've owned one for two years and when I needed a new monitor for another computer I couldn't find a better one so I bought another one. In fact I was happy to find one as they have been running low lately due to supply chain issues.

Pros: This is a 4k monitor. Bright enough. Fair price. Picture quality is good, even with a bit of uneven brightness across the screen (you'll only notice this if you're viewing or actively trying to view the entire screen in a solid color). 32 inches is a good size to consume 4K media at a reasonable distance. Freesync (trying to get a budget AMD graphics card now (soon?)) Cons: This may seem very picky, but I highly recommend the UFO benchmarks to understand how monitors perform. This monitor

This monitor appears in the product list when you type 32 inch TVs in the search engine. That's what I wanted. However, this is not a TV. The Revain tech who came to install it confirmed this for me - I asked him to plug it in to see if it would work.

I've been using it for over a year now and haven't had any problems. This is my main monitor and I use it every day. The quality is absolutely insane for a 4k monitor. I bought it over a year ago but it has been my best purchase so far that I use :)

This is exactly what I expected based on the specs and reviews. Unlike some others, I don't have edge bleed or dead pixels. For the price and the type of screen it was excellent. I have a $900 Dell Ultra Wide Ultra Sharp 2k which is excellent but I still notice a difference in clarity on this one. Dell lets me line up a lot of pages, but it's WIDE. I build computers for a living and while I have many games I don't think I've ever finished one. I use them to run benchmarks and test combinations…

This monitor appears in the product list when you type 32 inch TVs in the search engine. That's what I wanted. However, this is not a TV. The Revain tech who came to install it confirmed this for me - I asked him to plug it in to see if it would work.

Based on many reviews of the best 4k UHD monitors, I almost expected something to be wrong with what I got, be it bleeds, blacks or pixels. I seriously anticipated that I might have to send back everything I have until I got a good one. I CANNOT FIND ANYTHING WRONG WITH THE PICTURE QUALITY OF THIS MONITOR! I'm already spoiled by the big screen and can see things I haven't seen before. My TV is a 2010 Sony Bravia HD. It's important when experimenting with settings, and it just depends on what…

I'm really disappointed in almost every aspect of this 4k monitor. However, the biggest/most serious issue is what appears to be LG's "unique" issue, where when using DP (DisplayPort), the PC goes into "monitor-off mode" (not full sleep, but setting to turn monitors off @ X minutes), ALL displays LG will shut down completely as if you unplugged the monitor cable. This way all my windows that were on the monitor are moved as if I removed/disabled the monitor. This issue does NOT occur when using

Please read this before purchasing this monitor. First, 4K UHD is overkill on a 32-inch screen, the resolution is too narrow for normal use, the text is too small for most people. It would take some time to get used to. But UHD doesn't have to be bad. Using an nvidia graphics card and nvidia control panel, I accessed the "Resolution" section and, using some simple math, determined the number of pixels for 90%, 85% and 80% 4k and 3072 x 1736, which are well above 1440p and are still clearly…

I've been looking for a gaming monitor for a long time. But since it was my first, like everyone else, I studied it to hell. I found this particular monitor to be the best value for money. I have all LG 4K TVs at home, so why not add a gaming monitor? I have an Xbox One X and mostly play FPS, mostly Halo 5. I will play other games but Halo is my king. The monitor is super smooth, super clear and does not reflect light in or around the screen. This is by far the best investment I could have made

Stunning! I was looking for a 4K monitor for my work. I work as an Architect in Revit and have a Samsung monitor which is HD resolution but 2560x1440. He didn't cut it to 32" and I had to send it back. With a 3840x2160 resolution this LG does the job the work. Text is legible and lines are crisp. Warning to Revit users - you must be running Revit 2017 or later to use 4K, or your UI will look like gibberish to be able to read it without realizing it In general the graphics are sharp and if you…

The LG 32UD59-B is a good monitor. After testing several UHD monitors in my price range, I settled on this one after seeing a review on RTings.com. This is the largest monitor I've ever had at 32 inches and it still has a higher pixel density than my 1080 monitors due to the UHD resolution. It's just amazing to see true 4K content on it! Gaming is ok but I only have a GTX 1070 and I like the high refresh rate so I wouldn't play that much. Colors seem surprisingly good straight away (I'm not…

I bought this LG 32UD59 first because it's a good deal and the price has come down. Second, because its specs are VESA standard compliant on LG website. my 27" LG monitor to connect my new LG 32" monitor. ok 4 holes are in a recessed level while on my 27 inch level the holes are flush. So my VESA bar doesn't fit in that perfect square recessed rear shape. I would have to file the edges of the mount on my VESA arm. If you buy something because of a certain spec and it doesn't work :( For me the…

This is by far the best display at this price and size. Bright, sharp, clear image with no distortion and dead pixels. At 32 inches, it fits comfortably on my desk - it's actually smaller than I expected (but that's a good thing)! I agree with what some have said - disable the black stabilizer. I found that even on desktop and web it washed out darker images and wasn't very attractive. Also, while using FreeSync, I found that the "Response Time" feature for my PC was creating horrible ghosting…