I just upgraded to this monitor from a old 27 1080p Tv. WOW it really does shine. I use it for my PS4 and Xbox One s. The picture quality is very good, bright, color representation seem on point. There is 1 HDMI, 1 DVI, 1 VGA, So, here is my only grip about this monitor. I get no sound from the built in speakers while using the DVI input. This could be a deal breaker for some but I use headsets so its not for me. You will have a bit of light leak from the edges but only in the dark scenes. At $200 this is a very respectable price for a IPS LED-LCD display. I have not hooked a CPU to this so I can't speak on that. I will say if you are photo editor, this is not the monitor for you, go 4k.

Despite this not being too well advertised I got it and am very satisfied, tickled, to be honest. Connected to laptop and it has worked great from the start, no complaints, no issues, and no eye strain. Zero maintenance, bought extra warranty as cheap insurance but don't expect to ever need it. This is really a wonderful screen for my laptop. Perhaps adding more ports on the back could enhance its ability to connect to more systems but that would raise the price, and one can use appropriate adapters. Great screen ok?

This Philips - E-line 323E7QDAB 32" IPS LED FHD Monitor is a great PC monitor! I got this for my son's gaming computer and he really enjoys it. The screen is large and the images render perfectly and fast! He is not disappointed at all! He said it took a few minutes to get used to how large the screen was, but found quickly that he loves the larger screen. I've decided to get one for myself as well because I can see the words on the screen much better and without straining my eyes. The price was great, too! Easy to set up and use, great color, sleek. Love this monitor!

Philips - E-line 323E7QDAB 32" IPS LED FHD Monitor - Glossy black . A a nice entry level 32', (31.5') actual size for the money. Initial assessment is 'so far, so good'. I am not a 'gamer' and I am past the years of rattling the neighbors windows with my audiophile ways. Nice clear, crisp picture at 1920x1080 resolution. Good color saturation, NO DEAD pixels upon delivery. Primary use's: listening to music, movies, photo editing and surfing web. Which so far is performing quite well. Have listened to everything from Aerosmith to Trans-Siberian Orchestra, watched everything from Alien to Warcraft and done some minor photo editing. Surprisingly good audio with integrated speakers heavy enough on the base and hit the keystrokes of organ, piano just fine for me. Meaning I don't need to purchase any more speakers/soundbar. Easy assembly, (took 5 minutes). Hooked up HDMI 2.0 cable, (compatible with 1.4). Don't know about new 2.2 standard coming out now. With the diverse connectivity options, (VGA, DVI-D and HDMI you can't really go wrong. Base attaches with (1) bolt and mine seems sturdy to me. Setup menu was pretty simplistic with the navigation of single button located on lower, right rear corner of panel, (facing you). VESA compatible but no removable back plate, so you will have a grey goose neck sticking down about 3.5". LCD panel is a little loose, flimsey set into bezel. You need to treat it like a fine bottle of wine. Planning on running it thru the gauntlet the next couple of weeks, and seeing how it performs. Will update review if necessary.

This is the best, most awesome monitor I have ever purchased. The price was right, the picture is awesome and the sound will suffice. Oh, did I mention the great price ???? AWESOME !!!!!!