Review on Monoprice 32-inch QHD IPS Gaming Display (2560x1440P, 165Hz) with Adaptive Sync, VESA Compatible and HDMI - Model 143548 by Sean Robinson

I bought 2 of these, 1 of the 2 originals had a dead pixel. Revain sent me a new one within a few days and the new display is ready to use. At the moment there are no other problems. HDR (400 nits) looks pretty good for the price and is a big improvement over my previous TN and VA panels. The instructions for attaching the stand seemed outdated due to the hardware included in the box, but it was easy enough to figure out. The stands are a bit lower than I expected and take up some desk space, and the vertical adjustment isn't as low as I'd like. I will most likely consider a stand for two monitors and keep the stands that came with it. The included stands also don't allow you to rotate 90 degrees, which is a bit inconvenient. If you can get them for around $250 I guess that's no problem. Unfortunately, dead pixels are common with LCD monitors, I was prepared from the start for a possible replacement, but the process was painless, so I can't really complain.