LG UltraGear 32GQ950 B DisplayHDR FreeSync 4K, 144Hz, Height Adjustment, Adaptive Sync, Pivot & Tilt Adjustment, ‎32GQ950-B.AUS, IPS Review

I would like to mention that I have a 34GP950G-B and a 32GP850-B that I use for gaming and work. I chose this monitor because it has HDMI 2.1 and I recently got a PS5. The 32GQ850-B.AUS was clearly designed to support gaming consoles as it showcases most of the video features that modern gaming consoles display in their video menus such as: B. the VRR setting. Of course, previous versions of G-Sync monitors support VRR, it just doesn't show up in the display menu. I would say if I compare my…

I also have an Asus PG32UQX HDR1400 monitor but was looking for a great alternative without paying a decent price. For 1/3 the price my little brother and I both agree this is the monitor to go for. The PG32UQX has better HDR (mini-LED vs. IPS), but it hurts your eyes when someone throws a flashbang grenade or the bright white Assassin's Creed loading screen. This monitor is less easy on the eyes and does not require brightness adjustment. I have HDR enabled and the games look AWESOME. Even…

First off, 5 star Revain customer service, I was able to get a replacement in one click with no questions asked because the first one they sent me didn't work properly. If you're a gamer looking for a monitor, this is it. This monitor is very high quality, Nano IPS, 1ms, 240Hz, Response Time, it has NVIDIA® G-SYNC and AMD FreeSync. The brightness is very high, I have to turn it off because it's too bright, works great in daylight. Playing games or watching movies on this 32 inch monitor is a…

The best gaming monitor for low input lag gaming. I tried it on my PS5 and it supports 120Hz in 4K and 1440p. With HDR gaming, however, it's not great when it comes to dimming capabilities if you want to play a game with a full HDR experience, but unless there's a black screen you won't even notice.

Bought to replace another non-IPS 4k monitor. Installed and used the included Displayport cable. The first time I used it, I noticed graphical glitches and actually crashed my computer. My computer is 5950x with 3090 TI and I've always used 4k monitors for gaming and everyday use. The thought was to upgrade to a 160Hz 4k monitor with an IPS screen. With the cable that came with it, I had an unstable computer every time I downloaded a game. Plug in my old monitor, no problem. Old monitor - 32…

**UPDATE** After using this monitor for a few months I can say this is the best monitor I have ever used and I take my words back by saying the black levels are ok. Black levels are amazing due to the ATW polarizer. It is 100% free of the IPS glow you might see on an IPS monitor. This monitor definitely has the best black level of any IPS monitor. And what I love about this monitor is that the panel is semi-gloss, so you get the rich contrast and vibrant colors that you'd lose with a typical…

Have wanted to play 4k games for a long time and recently got myself a 3090ti. After looking around, I decided between this and the Gigabyte, which is $300 cheaper. I went along and have no regrets. All my games look spectacular in 4k. Arrived with no dead pixels, love the finish and the RGB backlighting.

This monitor is truly amazing, a sight to behold in 4K while gaming (great for productivity too). It has exceptional brightness and really great HDR capabilities. 32 inches instead of 27 inches is really the best option for 4K. For some reason it doesn't seem to be very popular or famous compared to the Samsung Odyssey G7/G8. But Samsung has this crazy ridiculous curve. I don't know who thought that was a good idea. The G8 might be a bit sharper than this LG, but I like this 32GQ950 better than

First of all this is a great monitor, low IPS glare, good contrast ratio, great brightness, low glare. However, in my setup I have multiple inputs that each need to be manually toggled to be displayed. This, while relatively minor, is a major disappointment. We're talking about a monitor that costs almost $1,000, which is completely unacceptable in this price range. Otherwise, the screen tends to flicker when tapped quickly. You don't really notice it when you're working or gaming, but if you…

This has already been discussed in some reviews and on Reddit, but yes, this monitor supports 4K/120Hz in some games. Fortnite, Apex, PUBG, and SFV are some of the games that have encountered this issue. DSR is not activated; All settings are correct, but the monitor doesn't care. This makes it impossible to play 240/260Hz 1440p. I've tried creating my own resolution, turning off the display, turning the monitor on and off, nothing seems to work. The only real "solution" at the moment is to…

This is the best gaming and productivity monitor out there. Most people who play games also need a monitor that acts as a monitor for PC usage, e.g. B. for surfing the web and other tasks, which means that we do not want to use a curved VA panel or an OLED TV as our primary monitor. IPS is the best technology for this and far superior to other IPS monitors on the market. I would say 32" is the best place for a 4k monitor. 27 inches is too small and the scaling in Windows looks wrong, and more…

Works great with my PC and PS5. The PPI is 92 which looks very good, I promise if you're reading this and worried about 1440p 32 inches, you're not. This is a beautiful monitor and the controls are great. In fullscreen in games it sets my screen to 4k but just switch the game to borderless and it fixes it. Long story short, I was nervous, but I pulled the trigger when it was 599 and I couldn't be happier. Great next-gen features: just connect the soundbar to your accessories and start playing…

I am changing my 5 star rating to 2 stars, why? Check out the new pics I posted. On PC it gets stuck at 120hz when playing full screen and 240hz in borderless mode. This monitor thinks I'm playing 4k 120hz when it's clearly a 240hz 1440p monitor. Apparently 240hz fullscreen works with advanced adaptive sync (edit: this doesn't work, it's fake fullscreen, only 1440 borderless). This should not be due to a very expensive monitor. Everything else on this monitor is great, from colors to quality to

Use this primarily for gaming on Xbox Series X, but also for PC, and while you have to select a new input via the OSD each time you switch, the picture looks pretty good even with a little tweaking. SDR is very colorful, HDR could be better but I don't mind. The reticle is super nice compared to other monitors. The picture is super sharp and I honestly couldn't be happier. It's heavy compared to other monitors, but it doesn't interfere in any way. Tried Neo G7 and chose it as it was cheaper and

I mean at least I won the panel lottery and didn't get a monitor with dead pixels or physical screen issues so I'm very happy with it! The 260Hz overclock is actually pretty good for the games I can get my hands on. turned on, but it's nothing special compared to my jump from 60Hz to 144Hz, but you can definitely notice it if you're really paying attention! 32 inches is the limit for 1440p before it starts looking pretty bad, so I think that's a sweet spot for me, as is the 1440p resolution…

Please understand before purchasing.1. It's not OLED or Mini-LED2. HDR is far from the best. Having switched from a 1080p monitor to this over the last 10 years I'm not sure there is a better 32 inch 4k monitor on the market at this price point. Yes, I wish it was OLED with hundreds of dimming zones, but that monitor doesn't exist yet. I hooked it up to my PC and PS5 and it was a heck of a lot of fun. If you don't want to wait for a perfect monitor of this size in 4k then this is probably the…

It does pretty much everything a $3,000 monitor does, except it's a third of the price. I'm thinking about 1k and I would avoid it but this is the best place. It's great for gaming and FAST. HDR is excellent, although a 3k monitor can't, who cares, it's not necessary. It's great and even better, it's not curved. Samsung is faster, but with poor coverage and color reproduction, and more expensive. This is the best buy although I prefer Samsung almost every time but they refuse to make a 32 inch…

So I don't know first of all if the issue with this monitor is a product defect or the norm, but I'm verifying based on what I received. If I decide to exchange the monitor instead of simply returning it and the problem persists, I will update my review. I have an RTX 3080 GPU with a Z690 Mobile and an Intel 12900k. So my system should have no trouble implementing the latest Displayport standards. But when running this monitor at 144hz or 160hz OC at 4k via the displayport, I get constant…

Great picture, great build quality. It is very easy to set up the stand. You don't need any tools for this, although a flathead screwdriver is optional. When the screen has a completely black background, there's a slight glow, but it's not noticeable at all when playing games or browsing the web. And I have a LG27GP950 4K monitor alongside this LG32GQ950 and the picture quality is on par with the LG27GP950 which surprised me as I thought a slightly smaller screen would be sharper. Not so. They…

With Nano IPS technology, 32-inch screen and 240Hz refresh rate in games, it's the perfect combination. But it's not just for gaming, I use it for video processing and RAW images. 98% DCI-P3 color accuracy is ideal for ultra-precise color in content creation.