Samsung Thunderbolt Business Display LF32TU872VNXGO: 4K, 💻 3840X2160P, Adjustable Height, Anti-Glare Coating, Flicker-Free with HDMI Port Review

It's definitely a good 'for the price' monitor, I use it for my recording studio and internet sharing with a top of the range 2017 MacBook Pro. I found this monitor to be a particularly good deal because the 2 TB3 ports and 2 USB ports saved me from having to spend another $200 on a hub for all the external hardware I need to use with my MacBook. An interesting issue I encountered was a fairly intense hiss/crackle through my MacBook's headphone jack when plugged into the "Laptop" Thunderbolt…

I've had this monitor for almost a week now and I have to say it's fantastic! I'm primarily a Mac user (MacBook Pro 15" 2017) and occasionally use a PC. I mainly use this monitor for work as a programmer/data scientist. I was a bit apprehensive about purchasing this monitor as previous reviews said it was Text appeared pixelated or jagged on the screen. I agree that out of the box text looks awful on this screen. I did a little more research and accepted a suggestion from Redditors to disable…

I hesitated to buy it because of the price. It had been on my list for a long time and when I decided to go for it, the price went up a lot. Luckily I found it from another seller at an even better price than before. The picture quality is excellent and works very well with my Mac Mini. It has features like the ability to rotate the screen to portrait, which is nice. I wish it had speakers and a webcam. Mainly because they have to be removed during rotation. If I don't have them, I can invest…

The factory color is completely washed out so I have no idea why so many people claim to have perfect picture quality and even work on editing the picture (is that even possible?). I calibrate the color with an online site and with my eyes. without calibrating the device, the color normalizes a bit, which doesn't make the website strange anymore, but especially as a second monitor for a macbook. The main advantage of this monitor is the daisy chain. I believe this is the cheapest monitor that…

The firmware had to be updated via a USB stick instead of a connected device, 9 times out of 10 this failed, which was very annoying. Why not make it so that the monitor's firmware can be updated from a connected device? When the HDR setting is enabled on a 2020 or 2018 Macbook Pro, the display output looks terrible. The monitor required a lot of calibration to get the colors right, as it either looked too saturated or washed out out of the box. I'm guessing it had plenty of USB ports including

I got this monitor for its resolution (UHD 4k) and Thunderbolt support. It connects and powers to my Macbook, but the advertised USB to USB-A hub and stereo jack to make it a docking station monitor don't work with the computer. The manual covers enabling this feature at the hardware level, but this is beyond the scope of most average computer owners. It's a great screen in terms of resolution, but its brightness pales in comparison to that of your laptop's Retina display.

I'm starting to return mine. I can't get the ethernet connection to work reliably. I've tried different cables and turned to online communities for help, but to no avail. For the money, this is an overall good monitor, but since many Thunderbolt 3 monitors cost twice as much, you can understand that there have to be compromises. The picture is dark and dark. The stand is barely enough. If you're just an office worker you can probably turn up the brightness and you'll be fine, but I suspect…

Had to send one back to Samsung after 1 month of use due to ghosting. Also, I can't use them to charge my MacBook Pro (via Thunderbolt) as they keep blinking when the laptop isn't in use.

I wasn't expecting much from this monitor given the price, but once I got it and adjusted the settings I'm very happy with the picture quality. I connected it to a MacBook Air M1 and it worked flawlessly. Text is crisp and colors are vibrant. The rear Thunderbolt jacks are a huge lifesaver. I would definitely buy again.

Of course, USB-C is good, but even in sufficiently bright light, this monitor is impractical to use as the colors are imprecise and the brightness is only 250cd/m2. I increase the brightness but everything looks blurry. There are older VA panels that look better than this one. Wouldn't recommend it.

I compared the 32-inch Samsung and the 27-inch HP; Samsung was either equal or superior to them in all technical aspects. The price was the same, so the choice was easy. I found the performance excellent and the picture quality close to our Samsung home theater system. The only issue was minor - there was only one HDMI-to-HDMI port; I needed a new plug before I could install the monitor.

This monitor is really great and has everything you need. The screen is huge. I love that I can open multiple things easily and have extra space at the bottom to keep messages open. I like it super cool. I would give 5 stars for the image quality, but it doesn't seem as balanced on red. On my MBP the picture seems balanced and there is some red here. I think it can be calibrated. A great investment that suits MBPRO

Nice monitor but as a Mac owner I struggle to get the screen to come up every time I sit down to work. And the cable doesn't charge my laptop, but it doesn't warn me about it either, so all of a sudden my computer starts stuttering because it's out of power. Now I have to plug it straight into the outlet as well. All of this is quite annoying when you have to deal with it on a daily basis.

I'm a big fan of Curve monitors but prefer these 4K for work purposes. It works great with Macbook Pro. Good price compared to competitors.

Bought to get rid of the second monitor. The 4K resolution (3840 x 2160) on the 32-inch screen is sharp enough to display images without blurring, while still providing enough space for all your app windows. My main computer is a 2019 MacBook Pro. I use Mac Spaces to separate my personal and work content, but because of the size of this screen, I find it easier and less confusing to keep all my work content on one screen. Space . Although some windows overlap, there is enough free space to…

Lots of complaints about the quality. I had similar issues using my HDMI connected laptop which can only display up to 30MHz. However, once I built my desktop on a Gigabyte TRX40 Designare motherboard bundled with GC-Titan Ridge for Thunderbold 3 displays and loaded its drivers, the monitor's quality immediately improved to its full 4k potential. My main complaint about the monitor is that it doesn't have a built-in speaker.

Lenovo M90 Nano as a PC: 1) I tried several USB-C cables and only got a few seconds of video to display 2) HDMI and data port work fine 3) I will be buying a new M1 Mac Mini soon and trying different connections from the monitor

Image quality when connected to my 2019 Macbook Pro is decent, but despite my best efforts, the screen can't match the color accuracy of my laptop. I literally can't sync them and Orange on my Mac always shows as Red/Pink on this monitor. For the price I expect better.

That was the renovation I knew about. The lightning strike tax is too high for retail, so I took a chance. The stand is missing one of the small rubber feet, making it wobbly. The speakers don't work. Other than that, all the main functions seem to be working properly. I was planning on mounting it anyway, so the lack of lrf didn't matter either. Although I would like the speakers to work.

Very surprised to find a small spider inside the monitor wandering from side to side for about eight hours today. Revain is great and will send a replacement.