💻 Samsung S70A Borderless TUV-Certified 4K Monitor with High Dynamic Range, Blue Light Filter, Wall-Mountable LS32A700NWNXZA Review

Very fast - there is a dead/stuck pixel and the configuration is not very good. Mediocre for gaming, great for performance. I will detail all of this below. There's a tiny brown imperfection in the top left corner that looks (to me at least) like a dead pixel or two. It could be a manufacturing defect, I honestly can't tell, and it's in the part of the monitor I'm not looking at. I'd rather skip that than go through the RMA process. I found the monitor exceptionally dark out of the box. To the…

I ordered two of these for a dual head Windows 11 desktop powered by an Nvidia GeForce 2060 graphics card (it's a hybrid work/gaming console) with DisplayPort. One of them came with a broken screen which I sent back with no problems. Received the replacement quickly. Thank you Revain for that. I specifically ordered them to support HDR 10. One of the monitors is perfect. Windows identified it as HDR 10 and it works great. The other is defined as HDR 8. I've tried replacing the DisplayPort…

USB - I bought this monitor and while looking at additional pictures found a built in USB hub. This must be for a different model as the model I received had no USB ports other than a service port. Not critical, but it would be nice. The stand is pretty basic. It keeps the monitor upright but doesn't allow for tilt or other adjustments. I mounted it on my arm so I didn't use the stand that came with it. Apart from that, it looks great! So many pixels, I can't imagine using a smaller 4k monitor.

It wasn't immediately obvious when I bought this, but the monitor doesn't have any height adjustment and it also sits on a very short stand, meaning you'll need to buy some sort of monitor stand. Also, the tilt angle is extremely limited and _and_ you can't tilt it so that it lays flat on your face, by that I mean the minimum tilt angle is less than 90 degrees in relation to your desk, so if you lift the monitor up it becomes face level it tilts back slightly annoyingly and you can't do…

I used to have a 32-inch Samsung with a curved Ultra HD screen and I really can't handle the distortion on the sides, especially with the text I see on the display. I had to switch to a flat screen. I was glad to find it and I don't see those pesky pixels which I know a lot of people don't even see, but it's obvious to me and I wanted a clearer screen that didn't have that problem. I compared it to some LG monitors and some Dell monitors and this one was still much better and I'm glad I went…

This is the first time I have such a large monitor and the first VA panel after almost exclusively IPS. I have to say this monitor is amazing. Colors are great, didn't get to test much with HDR as my GPU is old and struggling with it, but it's still good without HDR. Unfortunately mine has pretty bad flare at the bottom on the left side. You can see the LEDs glowing in the second picture from below. Will bring that back and probably move on to the LG 32UL500 because it doesn't seem to be a…

Nice monitor with great picture quality but mine flickers when switching to dark wallpaper and highest resolution setting. Vertical lines similar to the weave of denim also appear on the screen. Flickering and lines disappear when the desktop switches to a bright image. Otherwise I don't like anything about it. Color settings are natural after I disabled power saving mode, eye saver mode and brightness detection. At first I thought the monitor was too dark until I turned those settings off and…

I'm very happy with this monitor, have switched from a 32" 1080p TV and the difference in sharpness when reading documents or e-books is huge; all the colors look amazing in HDR videos too. It's only 60Hz so it's not just a gaming monitor - they still look good but aren't as smooth as a 144hz screen (or higher) It was a great purchase, delivered quickly and at a reasonable price Definitely recommended if you are looking to upgrade to your first 4k panel.

I bought this monitor as a cheap 32" monitor. I use it mainly for editing programs, mail and some games. The increased screen real estate in Windows is great! But the supplied HDMI cable doesn't handle 4K@60 well. The Video disappeared for a few seconds and then reappeared. This happens at random intervals. Very intrusive. Reinstalling the cable didn't help. I replaced the HDMI cable with a certified (certified premium HDMI cable) for this resolution, and the problem didn't come back.

This is a great monitor for the price. To have TV quality sound, content, remote control etc is really nice! Built-in Office 365 is also handy. LOVE the ability to stream 4k content straight from the monitor and not use any computer resources. Judging by the reviews, I was nervous about the brightness. I love a bright screen as much as anyone, but at the same time I don't want to burst my retinas during an 8-hour workday or an hour-long close-range gaming session. Now that I've had two monitors

Well I hate putting all your eggs in one basket, it seems like all Samsung products that talk to each other really make life that little bit better. So, knowing I had an s22 phone and a 55 inch TV hooked up to my Dell computer, I gave in to the brand's dominance. Then I pulled out my Excel spreadsheet and went through all the possible Samsung monitors based on production date, quality, price and Revain rating and this one was right in the middle and the price was right.

It's an adequate monitor, but it doesn't compare to the latest available. It's good. I'd rate it higher, but every time I switch between apps that take up the entire screen, a few menus appear and cover the screen. You leave, but it's distracting and annoying. If I had planned for this to be my long term monitor I would have returned it but I don't expect to need it for long. If you switch between apps frequently and need a daily driver, don't buy this. For most other purposes this is probably…

For $400 on a 32-inch monitor, it's pretty boring. I've tried all the settings and they just don't impress me. The hardware buttons under the front of the monitor do not affect the display, with the exception of the power button. I can use my Nvidia control panel to adjust brightness, contrast, etc., but it just doesn't have the picture quality I was hoping for. Okay, I ordered a LG 32UN650-W 32" UHD (3840 x 2160) IPS Ultrafine Display Monitor to replace this Samsung monitor. LG's screen is…

It is difficult (between 3 and 4 stars). The monitors work well, but there are some quality control issues. I ordered two for my home office/gaming rig, upgrading from a 5 year old IPS 4k (bright but poor color/lighting). When I put a new system together I found 2 things: (1) one of the monitors had a dead pixel stripe and (2) both screens were very dark (even after playing around with the monitor/software settings). The dead pixel issue was easily fixed as Revain had just sent me a new…

Works perfectly! Some reviewers point out that it doesn't tilt - that's incorrect. It tilts very well, but there's no height adjustment. Other reviews complained about the brightness, but didn't say they disabled the ECO feature. Screen brightness is very good!

Everything is blurry on this monitor because it appears to be emitting light. As a result, there are no true blacks. I had to buy another monitor to see how big the problem was with this monitor. Not recommended. If mine were defective, that would indicate quality issues. However, there are other reviews here that discuss this light output.

I am using HDMI to connect to a PC running Windows 10. As part of the Windows power saving controls, Windows turns off the signal to the monitor depending on the setting. When Windows wakes up from sleep mode and the signal turns on again, a pop-up window appears on the monitor with a message about the HDMI connection, and another pop-up window appears at the bottom of the screen to configure the connection. It goes off after a few seconds, but that doesn't bother me. I've been looking for a…

The monitor on the right is listed. On the left is another not-so-expensive Samsung monitor. Both are also fully brightened. Completely confused whether something is wrong or not. But I won't buy again.

I think this monitor is great. I haven't used it for gaming, but it's perfect for work and streaming shows. Easy to set up and would definitely recommend.

The bracket that attached the monitor to the stand just came loose at the seams and the monitor fell off the table! The stand is too weak in design and material to support a heavy monitor. Now the stand does not support the monitor. Samsung will not replace the monitor or stand. States to ship the entire monitor back to them to determine if it is a customer error or a defect and a 'fix' may be offered. ALLOWED TO! Samsung didn't care that the monitor fell on me and the keyboard broke. It's a…