After a very frustrating experience with a 21:9 monitor that had dead pixels and a blurry image, I decided to go the 4K route. I find this monitor to be the best size for a 4K monitor, just big enough that 125% is perfect but dense enough pixels to make images crisp. Color accuracy "looks" very accurate, even compared to a more expensive IPS monitor (this IS VA). outside the screen's edges - to be expected - however, colors are very bright without being overexposed and black levels are…

Nice big screen. It took a bit of fiddling with the various inputs and connectors to get it working with my machine. I'm not sure if it's the monitor or my computer

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 :)

I first reviewed the monitor when I first received it last October. I've been using it for half a year now, so here's a review. Overall I think this is a great monitor, especially at around $400. After you've done this, you need to do two very important things: -- You need to set Black Level to Low and Black Stabilizer to 0. Otherwise black looks very greyish and the contrast is terrible. -- If you are using HDMI and want 4K@60, enable HDMI Ultra Deep Color mode. Otherwise, it won't play 4K (or

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.

All my life I've had 4k TVs and a lot of computer monitors. I bought this because I needed a second 32" monitor for my first monitor which is also 32" but not 4k. I saw a very good price of $329 on Amazon stock so I decided to buy this. As a programmer and gamer, I recommend it to anyone who wants a good quality 4k screen for the price. Surprisingly, it comes with internal speakers. Good: - The quality is as expected, it is a 32 inch 4k monitor. - Another monitor I've bought before, a 32" LG…

Nice big screen. It took a bit of fiddling with the various inputs and connectors to get it working with my machine. I'm not sure if it's the monitor or my computer

I'm by no means a monitor expert, but as someone who has been looking for a 32" 4k resolution monitor for the best overall viewing experience for work and play, I am very satisfied. This monitor is incredibly light, easy to assemble, and very bright, with a sharp and clear image, and requires no calibration (at least for me). I wonder how much better a 4k display is that costs 2 or 3 times as much and the ROI goes down if you go over that price, but as a "budget" 4k monitor I think it's a very…