LG 32UP550 W FreeSync Compatible and Connected Monitor 🖥️ with 60Hz, Pivot Adjustment, Height Adjustment, Anti-Glare Screen - ‎32UP550-W Review

I bought it to use with my 16" Macbook Pro in addition to the LG 27UN850 which I already had connected. Unlike other reviewers, the USB-C cable that came with LG works, giving me video, power, and a USB connection to the monitor. . Maybe LG replaced the cable with newer kits (I bought it on August 1st, 2021). The monitor looks and feels good, and the 32-inch size is fantastic for the price. 96W of power powers and charges my MacBook. at full power, unlike my 27UN850 which only puts out 65W of…

If you use this monitor in close proximity, especially for a text work, avoid it at all costs. Good: usb-c works fine (at least on Windows Intel Combo). Want to enjoy screen real estate for a text work in close proximity, then this monitor is a hard no! I have an older model with the same panel but without the "borderless" design, which is good, but this monitor has something different on top of the panel that makes text unreadable even at the slightest deviation from right angles. You have to…

I bought this monitor for use in my home office. At work I use an old Apple Thunderbolt Display. For my home office, I was looking for a display with comparable screen quality to my office display, as well as USB-C inputs to avoid all cables. My computer is a 2019 13" MacBook Pro. After a week of use I definitely liked this monitor and would recommend it to those who are on a budget but want a good display. Make sure you take the time to to calibrate it.When paired with an Apple computer, you…

I've only had this monitor for about a day, but wanted to write a quick review to help anyone using a MacBook. The included USB-C cable does NOT work with my Intel 16" Macbook Pro. It charged the MacBook and connected USB devices that I plugged into the back of the monitor, but the display didn't work. I tried ", restarted the MacBook and manually tried to recognize the display but it just couldn't find it. On a whim I bought an Apple Thunderbolt USB C cable and it recognized it straight away…

Although I've only had this monitor for a day, I wanted to note that the overall quality of the monitor is excellent. There are two caveats though: 1) As @William Simpson mentioned, the USB-C cable that came with the monitor wasn't recognized for video streaming by my Win 10 Lenovo Yoga laptop (so it's not just a MAC -problem) although it doesn't it charged the laptop and I was able to transfer data. I had Revain overnight with a new Thunderbolt 3/4 cable (ASIN: B08ZY48D8M) which solved the…

There are many things to like about this monitor. It's easy to adjust the height, it can rotate, the angle can be tilted up and down, it has built-in speakers (I use the Bose Solo 5 soundbar instead of the built-in speakers), the side and top bezels aren't there either too wide, and the picture quality is very good, with many picture configuration options. (I connected a 3.5mm stereo connecting cable from the back of the monitor to the soundbar.) I watch TV and cable channels, movies and TV…

Got this as a work from home option for my MacBook. I wouldn't play it at a low refresh rate, but the size and resolution give me more room to work with office applications. It charges my laptop via USB with no problem when plugged into the USB 3 ports on the screen. I have a Logitech gigabit ethernet adapter and keyboard and mouse receiver that work fine. I haven't tried connecting to a hub.

You'd have to be directly behind the monitor to see it clearly, but if you look left and right it gets blurry. Instead of 180° it is about 130°. Even with a standard Nvidia graphics card, the image is completely blurry. I absolutely do not recommend this product

I bought it for my Macbook Pro 16"2019. Using the standard USB-C cable, it charged the Macbook but did not transfer video. As per another review, I used the Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) Tried cable, it too I only charged the MacBook so didn't put the video in. As a result I tried another USB-C cable (not Thunderbolt 3) I had and surprisingly it works!

Meet the new LG 32UP550-W. I have to admit it really blew me away. This is a Full 4k UHD Hdr 60Hz monitor. With bright, vivid colors and jet black. This is a WLed monitor so good you'll think it's an Oled. Yes, black is good. It has 2 beautifully loud 5W speakers with LG Max Audio. It features USB Type C with 2 HDMI ports. It also has a Dp port as well as 2 ssUSB ports. This monitor is definitely feature-packed. Even better with a stand. It's easy to use. Quick installation without tools. And…

The resolution is amazing and it's durable, some monitors are very light and fragile. I love this monitor Nothing here.

Unlike other IPS monitors, this VA panel makes my eyes feel much better even after hours of use. I think because of the high contrast.

Bought an LG monitor. I had the same issues with the included USB-C cable charging the monitor, but my MacBook Pro didn't recognize it. I decided to turn off my laptop and monitor. Disconnect the monitor from the laptop. Then turn on the laptop and reconnect the monitor and turn it on while it comes in. After the MacBook discovered this, I had no problems. I've been using it for over a week. output, you need to buy a separate calibrator. You had to get used to the significantly larger screen…

Bought this monitor 2 1/2 months ago. Today USB-C video suddenly stopped working and a MacBook Pro connected to it started charging. Called Revain support and they went to LG store support. They don't want to be replaced.

The included Thunderbolt cable connects the monitor to Mac laptops for charging only - definitely not an input. A Bluetooth mouse with a USB connector is not connected through the monitor, it must be connected directly to the computer. I do not know why. The display itself is super crappy. It looks cheap, isn't punchy, colors are lost (mine was pretty green) and the display looks very shaky once you tilt it a bit from the angle. I would have expected that from a 2004 LCD, not a 2021. It's…

I had to send this monitor back. I really wanted a good monitor for my M1 Mac mini and at this price point I had high expectations with these features. The colors on this monitor were way off for some reason, adjusting and calibrating did little to nothing. Viewing angles were an issue and there was just no contrast. Volume control is also disabled on the Mac when using the monitor's speakers, and controlling the volume is painfully cumbersome and clunky.

This monitor does not support plug and play with MacBook Pro 2018/19. Haven't figured it out yet and I'm about 30 minutes into the process. Disappointing $-

I see a lot of feedback that the USB-C cable that came with the monitor doesn't work. But it works for me. It charges my MacBook Pro and also does the signal transfer.

I'm using a 2017 12" Macbook Retina connected via HDMI. I've tried every calibration setting (of which there are few) to no avail. The screen is just blurry. Other reviews also mentioned this issue, I should have listened. If looking at this monitor, it's like I've just swum for an hour without glasses in a heavily chlorinated pool. Everything is blurry and white. Text in the dimmed menu bar is barely legible. Black browser tabs on a gray background are barely visible Also, as mentioned in…

good monitor For the money I couldn't be happier. I love the USB-C connection for my display and charging. The size is impressive too. My only complaint is that the "USB-C cable" that came with the monitor doesn't work. I assumed the cable that came with the monitor would work as a display cable to connect to a MacBook Air. Unfortunately it didn't work, I suspect it was because the USB-C cable that came with the monitor is not a USB-C Thunderbolt 3 cable. The cable that came with it was nothing