Paid $269 on sale. The monitor is huge, makes a 27" look small. No issues with 32" being too big for 1440p. 170hz worked on displayport right out of the box. Zero IPS light bleed. No dead pixels. 250 nit peak brightness not as big of a deal as the internet will have you believe. I don't even have it on 100 brightness and it's totally fine. I never review anything but this monitor was hard to find details on so I wanted to help. The monitor is great. 32" is very big if you haven't experienced it before. Right out of the box, the monitor has zero issues, colors are great, screen is crispy and responsive. If it's on sale, you can't go wrong. At full price, it might be a bit overpriced. Then again, other 32" 1440p high refresh monitors can be closer to 700-800 TLDR: Zero complaints, monitor is great

1440p 120 hz or 4k 60. With a decent speaker. Excellent picture. What more could you ask for

Went bad in 1 month per picture. Has sat on a desk with normal use. Turned on this evening and has lines all along the screen.

When I was searching for a monitor, this one checked off all the specs I was looking for. IPS panel, up to 170hz refresh rate, 1440p, built in speaker to name a few. The 31.5" size is perfect for me and my setup. I am not a big gamer and I mainly use the monitor for working from home so I can't speak on how it performs strictly for gaming but I've used my Xbox with it and it has performed great. The brightness for me has not been a problem at all, and I have not even been using it anywhere near max brightness even during the day. The only concerns I've had so far are there is noticeable backlight bleeding on black screens in low light, mainly in the top right and bottom right edges. Also the speaker is good enough but not great. I was able to price match this monitor for $200 and got the 4yr protection plan so I feel great about this purchase so far...

This is an excellent display overall. Runs at 170Hz as advertised. The display brightness is a bit underwhelming.