I was looking for a cheap video editing monitor, and if only for that, it does the job. Unfortunately I cannot recommend these. If you're a gamer, this isn't the monitor for you. It's not just a 60Hz refresh. Also the freesync function is a lie. Meanwhile, LG's best solution to this very common problem: Have you tried an HDMI cable instead? Want a monitor that complains? Yes, you don't use his out-of-the-box cable he offers unless he likes the resolution he offers. So you're using the…

I have previously bought a Samsung LS32A700NWNXZA monitor for around the same price but was not happy with the display quality. This LG device is much better. Comparing them side by side, the difference was pretty impressive. I only use it for regular computers, not for gaming, so I can't comment on that. My eyes love this compared to the Samsung device.

I really don't like the lack of clear instructions in the box. The SMALL power button below the screen is actually also a joystick to get into the menu. You can press it on 4 sides. No, where will he tell you this important information. Spent two hours thinking the menu should be in the computer etc. Typical Asian product manual.

This monitor has a crisp 4K display and I find it very comfortable to use when editing Word documents (actually I mostly have a LaTeX editor in one window and a PDF viewer in another window). Color accuracy is not great. Probably not the best choice for photo editing. But for my needs it works well and is not very expensive.

The overall impression was good - details were crisp and colors were good. But in the end I sent it back. If you look directly at the center of the screen, the edges shift noticeably darker. It was subtle but enough to be annoying. I've noticed that some applications whose menus are on the far left or right edge of the screen look darker than in the middle of the screen. If I physically moved my head to the left or right edge, the effect disappeared from that side (so it's related to your…

You won't regret switching from a VA monitor to this IPS monitor. The picture quality is really much better. 4k is a must for me right now. Once you get used to 4k, you won't be comfortable with lower resolutions. This monitor is the best 4k monitor I have ever seen. There are a few more expensive IPS monitors out there, but this one is a lot cheaper and still has good quality. HDR may not work well, but I don't need it. The speaker inside is quite nice.

This monitor works great until I connected it to my Mac Book with an HDMI cable. When I touch a cable or move my laptop, the screen turns off, sometimes the speaker makes strange noises at the same time. After a while he will recover. I thought it was a problem with the HDMI cable. I bought a new cable. But the problem still persists. Although the connection with the display works perfectly. Anyway, I had no choice but to return it. Edit: It turns out that this screen supports high-end HDMI and

The screen is very easy to set to any mode you need quickly. It's very spicy. I see no need to shell out $6,000 for an Apple 4k monitor. Since it is an ISP, you can see the entire screen with crisp colors. This is a huge benefit that other non-ISP monitors don't have. Just running the speaker in enhanced mode will give you decent sound/base. If you connect a headset to the audio output on the back of the monitor, you'll be amazed as soon as you turn on Dolby Atom or other surround sound. I love

I've been looking for this monitor for a long time and here it is! 4K at 32 inches gives you plenty of screen real estate so you can stay productive. Add in adaptive syncing and superb image quality, and you have an immersive, tear-free experience that's especially great for single-player games. The colors and blacks are great and give the content a good feel. Works great with my Macbook as well as my desktop. The design is minimal and should complement any decor. I also like the stand that…

After researching options in the $300-$600 price range through reviews, specs, and visiting a retailer, I settled on the LG 32UN650-W. Image, brightness, and text clarity are okay for this price range. World Wide Web, mail and documents look clearer/better than the 1080 TN I replaced. Streaming is not a problem and the picture is excellent day and night. The sound is sufficient for my listening pleasure. Easy setup and no complaints so far other than the lack of a volume control. Using an app I

I really liked the 4K picture quality and brightness for the price. That's something missing in the design department.

I've never used a 32 inch monitor before, so there were a few things I wasn't expecting. On the one hand, white streaks are noticeable at the edges, which is mainly due to the viewing angle and the size of the monitor. If you look straight ahead the bleeding will go away. This is VERY noticeable at night i.e. watching a movie when no other lights and the background is dark. However, everyday jobs like basic graphic design, coding, documents and spreadsheets don't bleed as much and it gets the…

As a video professional, I need my monitors to display accurate colors. I have three of these monitors and all vary widely in color even after hardware calibration with my colorimeter. Also, colors change as the monitor ages, so it was quite disappointing to find out that my "NEW" monitor had over 1200 hours (shown in the menu).

I am planning to buy a new monitor. After reading the review I decided to give it a try. The picture is bright and vivid. It is VESA compatible so you can install it easily. The monitor is also HDCP2.2 compatible, so you can watch 4K HDR content. Build quality was good for the most part, with the exception of a dead pixel near the center of the screen. I can't help but dismiss this after seeing it for the first time. So I decided to return the monitor and order a new one. Hope the next one…