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

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 itself. 1080p doesn't look high fidelity enough to me and 4K is for mine Taste a bit over the top, so a good resolution for the future. Aside from the LEDs on the back of the monitor, the design is actually pretty slick and not overly "gamer" but you can still customize them to your liking. Be cooler if you want. The bezels are acceptable, nothing special, but not bad. The bottom bezel is much larger than the sides and top, in case you're interested. A complete nerd and delving into the pad itself and how it handles certain micro-movements and general motion blur is the stand itself, more specifically the stand legs that touch the table. If you have a large mouse pad/desk pad this can add to that cause some problems if your table isn't deep enough, so make sure you take your measurements. Overall, for my general use, this item is actually pretty good and well worth the money without being too over the top. I recommend it to everyone if you have extra money!