LG 32UP83A-W Computing Monitor with FreeSync, High Dynamic 💻 Range, 75Hz Refresh Rate, Wall-Mountable, and Compatibility with 32ML600M-B HD Display Review

On July 15, 2019, my wife and I purchased an LG 32ML600M-B monitor from Revain. The monitor stand broke a few months ago. One day it just broke. When we first received the monitor the stand seemed very flimsy and flimsy for a monitor so I wasn't at all surprised when it broke. Fortunately, the monitor itself was not damaged. I called LG support and they said the monitor was still under warranty. I have the name of the person I spoke to, as well as the names of all the many people I've spoken to

I'm writing this review to help others understand that I wasn't the only one with this problem, but I'll address this issue soon. Image quality: - At this price the images are good, especially when HDR is enabled then you really see the difference - Non-HDR rating: - Average 5/10 but good for everyday use - Mainly because the image is set to 32 is not so sharp -inch monitor with a resolution of 1920x1080. - I can see pixelated stairs around images from 3-4 feet away - It's not a big deal to be…

On my previous ASUS monitor, which lasted 6 years before going black, I could see a day star over Table Mountain in South Africa in the photo. I can still see it with this monitor, but it's not that easy to pronounce. As a result, the clarity is a bit lower on this monitor, which was a lot cheaper. But unless you're analyzing really hidden photos, this monitor will do for everything else. I don't play so I can't compare.

We got the screen as a second screen for working with everyday life at home. This is an amazing monitor and makes things a lot easier when I need to compare documents or research and write at the same time. We added it as a second screen when friends would drop by for some college football games. We streamed a game on this screen and watch the main attraction on PF TV.

Wanted a monitor, was fed up with a laptop and had one on my "list" to buy. Revine Prime Day and I thought I'd check it out. I found this 32-inch LG for $179. Twelve inches taller than the one on my list and the reduced price tempted me. Arrived today and the instructions on how to assemble the stand were so easy! Installed and started in less than 10 minutes. Two simple Phillips screws to hold the base on the table, connected to the network, HDMI cable and power supply, and welcome the…

Others reported a cheap and weak position. LG must have listened to the feedback as mine came with a metal stand. I was a bit disappointed with the resolution, not because it's bad but because of the resolution of my old monitor, a Dell UltraSharp u3011. (Plus, the Dell costs 5x as much.) I was also disappointed in the lack of USB or DisplayPort connections, but then again, I'm comparing it to a much more expensive monitor. (And I could have gleaned that from the specs, but I assumed they were…

I've had this model before, the first LG monitor I had. I bought it because it was the cheapest monitor I could find for my small project. It turned out to be an excellent monitor, a clear picture with good contrast. Just as good as the more expensive monitors I've bought. I decided to buy another one, but what I bought before is no longer made. This model is $25 more expensive but same specs, thinner body, better stand I think. The picture is again of high quality for a cheap monitor. Now…

I know the brand and model of good quality but my order came in a crumpled box and when I opened it. I noticed a shard of glass in the lower right corner. It doesn't work at all.

I bought this and it's REALLY BIG but it didn't have the coasters, support sends me one within 7 business days but that let me down.

I love the screen size and the clarity it brings to my stock charts that I use every day in my day trading and swing trading. I could go with LG's larger 49-inch screens and probably save some money. But I'm concerned that if one of the 49" screens goes out, it's the same as 2 of my 32" screens going black while I'm trading. I learned the hard way to always have a backup system to trade with.

Read other reviews before purchasing. Aside from the issue with the monitor stand, I don't see anything I don't like about this monitor. After seeing the reviews about the stand, I immediately went to the all-in-one aftermarket stand. The price is good. I like the 32 inch size.

The first monitor worked for two days and died. It has since turned on but the OSD (OSD) and HDMI display stopped working and the screen remained black. The replacement came quickly and works perfectly. The size and quality of the display is good for home use and very good for the price. This is an inexpensive display with acceptable performance.

Several people looked at it, the sound doesn't work, we left it and just bought a soundbar, but the sound made me spend more money, so I wasn't happy with it, but the picture is great.

Wow, this monitor is freaking cool! It's huge, has great resolution, and is easy to set up. Great monitor! That's my review.

I think this TV is great for the price. I mainly use it as an external monitor for my Mac for work. It's lightweight, easy to use, and the screen is very clear. I've noticed that I wish it was a little brighter - my MACBOOK is brighter and noticeably different from mine. Otherwise I have no other complaints. If I ever switch to a dual monitor setup I might have to switch :)

Bought to work with the home monitor I needed. My Lenevo laptop recognized it and gave the appropriate permission. But for such a large screen with so few pixels, it had a lower resolution than my laptop, and the documents I moved from one monitor to another were pretty damn small and pixelated. With such a low pixel count on a screen of this size, the screen is completely unusable from a business perspective. Even accessing Gmail in a browser was a pain to see the pixelation. I am NOT…

The video quality is excellent, but there are two problems. The under-monitor controls for changing settings and switching between inputs are poorly designed and difficult to use. It's all too easy to accidentally apply the wrong pressure and take the wrong action. I've seen others complain that the stand can break. I didn't have that, but the pad is made out of cheap plastic and wobbles on my desk at the slightest touch. It even wobbles a bit when I type. I definitely see the support arm…

Arrived in a day and no complaints. I particularly like the one-button switch for the settings. It's easier than using a few extra buttons like my Acer did. I hope that this time I will live more than 5-6 years. I'm glad I switched to LG. I also have an LG in my living room. Yes baby !

The BEST monitor ever and I am glad that the LG 32ML600M-B 32" Full HD IPS LED Monitor with HDR 10 - Black • Purchased in November 2019 and used almost constantly for a variety of applications. I needed a larger monitor to help with some vision issues and this 32 inch LG does the job perfectly. Highly recommended - would order again.

GREAT ad! There is no brightness or contrast adjustment on the monitor. You must go online to set it up. An absolute pain in the ass! Made my work network crazy! But I need to view multiple HUGE Excel workbooks at once. So I needed a HUGE screen. My employer did NOT DELIVER. Everything is better with a HUGE screen! But it still hurts when my eyes burn out because there are NO controls on the monitor itself!