LG 32UL750-W 32-Inch 4K Monitor Display - Silver, 3840x2160P, High Dynamic Range, Anti-Glare Screen Review

First great things: I use this monitor mainly for work and a bit for gaming. If you program all day, the HDR effect is great. Light text on a dark background is very clear and reduces eye strain, especially when working in a dark room. Colors needed a little tweaking, but overall everything from video to games to text looks incredible. Now we come to the main problem: This monitor suffers from "screen blanking" from time to time. Based on other reviews it's not clear what this means so let me…

I think investing in a good monitor is one of the best investments you can make when using computers. Yes, there is a new processor/graphics card every year, but a good monitor can last for generations. I use this LG 32 inch monitor with both Macs and Windows PCs and it works flawlessly. I overclock the monitor to 4k in all configurations. For me, 4k is a problem on smaller monitors as the font gets too small (too old I think). I find the writing crisp and easy to read. On Windows you can set…

If you're getting this because you only want to use 1 USB-C cable for charging, display, audio, and more, you might want to reconsider. Everything will work fine except for a constant black screen for a short time (due to Max OS compatibility issues). If you play competitive games or just focus on your work, it will annoy you as much as it does me. There are no solutions for this (since I've tried many things). I went with the HDMI USB-C cable, which only supports display and sound. That being…

Someone else wrote a review of this monitor as using a 1990's monitor and that is an accurate description. I bought this monitor with high expectations as I love LG monitors. I didn't like this monitor in particular, so I sent it back to Amazon. Screen flickering is real and annoying. The bigger issue is that it's listed here on Amazon with a 170-degree viewing angle, but that's not the case. It's awful when viewed even slightly off-centre, and the color change and glow are terrible, worse than

For my purposes (mostly writing, zooming, spreadsheet) the picture is great. But: Apparently, the USB-C connection is poorly installed on these monitors. I just bought two of them. I'm running them from a CalDigit Thunderbolt Dock that works with a 2019 MacBook Pro. First I had a DisplayPort > Displayport and one from a CalDigit TB3 to USB-C port in the monitor. The DP monitor is fine, but the USB-C monitor randomly turns off for 2-3 seconds and then turns back on. I've read about this…

I've been using a 27" 4K monitor for a while and I'm wondering what it's like to use a 32" 4K monitor. I saw the Prime Day offer and immediately bought the 32UL750. It really impressed me. The color is excellent. Communication is excellent (so many different processors on the back). The curved stand does not take up much space and looks very elegant. I mainly use the monitor with my MacBook and 4k@60Hz ensures everything is sharp and smooth at the same time. Besides, the multifunctional control

Firstly the specs on the Revain and LG website aren't clear enough, here are the specs I saw: 3840 x 2160, 60Hz, 1 x DP 1.4 with FreeSync and HDR support, 2 x HDMI 2.0 with FreeSync and HDR support, 1 x USB - C/DP 1.4. with HDR, FreeSync doesn't support USB-C/DP 1.4, or maybe it's the RTX 2070 USB-C implementation. I will update this review after using it for some time to give an overall judgment on the quality as I received the monitor yesterday when I used it. I had to buy the monitor with no

I bought two of these monitors specifically because they support USB-C with Power Delivery. I have a 2019 16" MacBook Pro that I primarily use these monitors with. I have connected monitors to my MacBook via a USB-C to USB-C connection and via a DisplayPort to USB-C connection I used to connect both monitors using a USB-C to USB-C connection, but I had a number of issues with the monitors when I put the computer to sleep Periods where the screen goes completely blank. I have to wait a few…

The problem with buying online instead of seeing it in person. 4K, but not great quality 4K. I'm coming from my 2019 15" MBP via USB-C so I know it's getting a good signal. The only problem I had is that it would drop out for 2-6 seconds from time to time. Repeat it? No. I would spend the 100€ more and buy something better.

I use this display as the second screen for my iMac Pro and it's completely unreliable. It turns off at random times. Sometimes the resolution is changed to the lowest quality and not returned. I've tried several cables and nothing helps. Sometimes the display doesn't turn on at all. It's totally unpredictable. I have the same experience when connected to my MacBook Pro. The color is terrible, which I could live with since I use my Mac's display for color. But the randomness of functioning in…

This monitor does everything I need and want. When pairing my Nvidia 2080 Super graphics card, I haven't encountered any issues with screen tearing etc. Active Sync and G-SYNC work and work well. HDR is amazing and great for video editing. Multiscreen works too. Overall I am satisfied with this monitor. This monitor costs $599. Do your research and find one at or below this price.

The monitor worked fine at first, but then it started to flicker frequently. This was a big problem as the monitor would turn off for a few seconds and cause problems during online meetings. I worked with LG and sent the monitor in for service twice. The first time they changed the main monitor board. This still didn't solve the problem. The second time they just ran a diagnostic and sent it back without identifying the problem. It was really disappointing. I've only seen this issue with USB-C.

I was looking for a monitor for my Mac Book Pro to work here in my home office. This is the one. My eyes are already feeling a lot better and I kinda kick myself for not making this purchase much sooner. I bought the 32" and so far so good. Set up in 10 minutes.

The monitor was great for the part of the screen that was right in front of my face. The rest washed out, especially with dark colors.

Lg32ul750 is great for playing games on PS4 Pro or Xbox One X. However, when you watch Netflix or movies, they look washed out. Too dark.

I have been using HDTVs as "monitors" for about a decade and I have to say that I am happier with this monitor than I have been with these TVs in years. For the first week even the newest games run flawlessly crisp and smooth, if anything changes I'll let the seller know, but so far everything is fine and that's what I need for new 4K games. I would advise those who can't always afford the new sticker prices to wait for the sale but it costs almost $600 which I'm sure I paid.

As a professional graphic designer, I don't understand how such monitors go into production. I really liked the size, build quality and features (USB-C, USB ports, etc., white color) and I have another LG monitor that I really like. Still, the blacks are so blurry! I've tried calibrating it multiple times with Spider X Pro and then just letting my MacBook Pro adjust the color automatically and nothing has been able to get the blacks to look right. This made almost all dark colors washed out. I…

I've had it for a few months now and I've heard some complaints, but they seem to be coming from people using a port other than the display port. . As a hobby I take some RAW and HRD photos and videos and I think I should advise people to use a display port connection because the photos and videos look great on this boy on my site. I use a good graphics card and make changes over time. Know what you are doing and many things will get better. ;)

I bought 2 of these to go with the m1 mac mini. This is an excellent monitor. When I plug in my MacBook Pro 2018 from time to time, the default HDR mode is a bit slow, so I disabled this feature. All in all, this is a very nice and powerful monitor at a reasonable price. I like the monitor signal with a USB-C cable, computer charging and the USB hub on the back. When I need more Mac monitors, this is my go-to choice if I have the space and budget for a larger monitor.

Despite several warnings from LG to only use the supplied cables, the supplied cables do NOT appear to be up to spec. For example, the included HDMI cable is labeled "High Speed HDMI(TM) with Ethernet," meaning it only supports 4K at 30Hz compared to the monitor's 60Hz capability. In the meantime, I have endless problems connecting via the included USB-C cable (the monitor randomly turns off for a few seconds and displays at 4K at 30Hz vs 60Hz) --- I suspect the included USB C not Both meet the