Review on LG 32 Inch Computer Monitor 32ML600M B Compatible with 34" 2560X1080P 75Hz Display, Smart Energy Saving, Plug &Amp; More, Adaptive Sync, ‎34WK650-W HD by Dean Cronin

I've had this monitor for about a year. Since then, I've been wondering how I could handle the two monitors and monitor stand I had for so long. I need 2 screens, better 3. Even a good monitor stand is clumsy to attach to the back of two monitors and position comfortably. Transporting it in this condition is more cumbersome. I really like that this monitor is easily attached to a sturdy yet lightweight stand that easily slides up or down to adjust the height. The monitor is lightweight and easy to move when needed. For the past few months I've been tweaking my computer settings and moving it to a different workstation every few weeks. Just thinking how thankful I am that I have this monitor and not my two monitors on a heavy, clunky stand. So easy to reset now. Another bonus is the built-in OnScreen Control program. Allows you to split screens very easily by choosing from a variety of configurations. I've used a few of these, but most of the time I stick to equal screen splits. I also like that there are more settings to easily adjust the screen color based on usage. To lower the brightness, I keep the 'Reader' setting and it works fine for me. Helps my eyes not get so tired from looking at my monitor all day. The only downside is that although the monitor appears very large, I lost very little real estate on the split screen compared to the screen size I had on my 2 separate monitors. It doesn't really matter, but the more advanced I get in setting up my monitor, the more picky I become. :) I'm planning to see if there's a larger one I can buy. Then I just use it as a second device in another room or as a TV in a guest room. I haven't had any issues with bleeding, color quality or anything like that. I'm not a graphic artist so probably not the best person to comment on this. This is a steep price to pay for a monitor, but the benefits definitely outweigh the costs.