ViewSonic XG321UG 3840X2160P, Anti Glare Screen, Swivel Adjustment, Pivot Adjustment, LED, HDMI

Pros: + Very bright. It is designed for DisplayHDR1400 but can reach up to 1565+. Very high color volume. Unlike WRGB OLED TVs, it can produce very pure RGB primaries at any brightness level. On older 384-zone displays, the zones were too large to…

I'm looking for a replacement for my 2x24" 1080P monitors that I've had for years. I decided I needed a 4K gaming monitor. I consume content and game on my system, so I had a very specific need for 4K for content consumption and a high refresh rate,

I am very happy that I bought this monitor for a much lower price than the manufacturer's suggested retail price. I bought it for $1700 versus the usual $2500. I have it and have been using it daily for 3 weeks. Of course it's used, but I honestly can't say. Everything looks new, clean, no dead pixels, everything is fine. My games have never looked so beautiful. Well if I couldn't find it at this price I wouldn't buy it. That's too much for a monitor, and admittedly I wish it was about $500 cheaper. I think $1200 is a great price for him. But if you can afford it, then do it. You will not be disappointed.

I had a PG32uqx shortly before this monitor. This monitor is better despite the same panel. The fan is not audible (if there is one at all?), the bloom almost disappears during gameplay. If you're looking for the best 32-inch 4K monitor then you've come to the right place. The only downsides are the price and the lack of HDMI 2.1, but for consoles that can't really get past 4K60, that doesn't really matter either. And with DSC it can still do 4K120 with some downsampling. But it's a PC monitor first and foremost, and that's where it excels.

This brings the monitor so close to perfection. Why doesn't Viewsonic add HDMI 2.1 ports. Then it is absolute perfection for all applications in this price range. Perhaps the perfect monitor will come out next year.

I was looking to upgrade from the Predator X27 and tried several other monitors before settling on the ViewSonic Elite. It has pretty much everything I was looking for, including 4K 144Hz HDR over 800 nits with 10-bit colour. This monitor is great, has minimal bloom and no fan or major heat issues like the X27. I also preferred this to the Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 as it had major blurring and ghosting issues. If you want the best, take this.

This brings the monitor so close to perfection. Why doesn't Viewsonic add HDMI 2.1 ports. Then it is absolute perfection for all applications in this price range. Perhaps the perfect monitor will come out next year.