LG - 32” UHD HDR Monitor with FreeSync - White

If you thought "Cables: Display Port and HDMI" in "What's Included" here meant there would be a Display Port cable included, you are mistaken. If you thought "CABINET/ACCESSORIES Wall Mount Size (mm) 100 x 100 mm Display Port Yes HDMI Yes" on the LG web site meant there would be a Display Port cable included, you are mistaken. If you looked on the front page of the eight page quick setup guide in the box and saw the line drawings of two cables tagged with a plus sign and thought one of them is an included Display Port cable, you are mistaken. Online reviews are peppered with the likes of, "Hey. No DP cable!" Anyhow, I got one delivered overnight from teh 'zon. It was long overdue I replaced the (still) first-rate 10-year old TN panel 25" HP Full HD monitor that did duty with an i7-3770K Biostar Z77 for over eight years and since then this i9-9900K ASRock Z390 having HDMI 1.4, DP 1.2. I don't game and don't have a discreet card, so I didn't need a 4K monitor costing nearly twice as much, or more, than the $199 sale price for the 32UN500. Once set up properly, this LG bargain supports every mode available from the on board Intel UHD 630 graphics and does so with a stunning visual display to satisfy even the most fussy mainstream PC user. Like me, you might have guessed. This is a fine VA panel without the nit-picks touted by IPS devotees; contrast is superb due to the deep, deep black, brilliant white and a nicely rich RGB gamut. Run an OLED test video or two on yoot toob and you'll find it can't get much better at even the $329 price point. The only gripe is the inverted joystick on the underside of frame for the OSD access. I actually found my arm getting cramped. But the interface is intuitive and thorough and easy to navigate once your index finger gets used to it. The speakers are good for notification sounds, voiced podcasts and videos and nothing more. Music and streamed movie and TV show audio is absolutely awful (as it is for any dinky little built-ins, even in the high end TVs). My next monitor... a Holodeck!

Great monitor in terms of colors/brightness/sharpness/ergonomics/usability, but IMO the viewing angles from it being a VA panel make it borderline unusable for productivity/office work, which is why I ended up returning it for a curved samsung VA panel. FWIW, the curvature helped the viewing angle issue, but it was too dim. Bottom line, if you're buying a monitor like this for productivity work, I'd spend the extra $200 or so and get an IPS panel to overcome the viewing angle and brightness issues, which is what I did myself. If you're getting this for gaming or media consumption, it's a winner all day.

Nothing wrong with this at all. If you’re looking for a 4k 60hz 32” monitor within this price range, you won’t be disappointed. I use it for regular office work on a MacBook pro, and for my PS5. Isn’t as stellar as a TV for the latter, but what else is new. Speakers aren’t great, but nice that it has them—fine for watching youtube videos, wouldn’t use them to listen to music.

I bought it for use with my ipad for Zoom meetings. The monitor has good sound which was why I went with this model but I was disappointed in the lack of buttons for volumn control. You have one button that you have to toggle thru the settings to get to the volume control to turn it up or down. It takes way too long. They should have made a remote with it.

Nice monitor for a VA panel. I would've loved it if the stand was able to adjust, which I assumed that it was able to due to the $500 version was able to adjust. Very disappointed in the stand of monitor. Haven't been able to test it out as much but I am glad that at this price point that it has a pretty decent built in speaker which is a plus. Although when I view certain videos the color contrast isn't as good, kind of blurry, doesn't bother me as much because I'm using this for school/work. I'm not sure which stands I am able to use with this besides vesa mount, which I do not like because it damages the wall. Also used this with a Mac.

LG - 32” UHD HDR Monitor with FreeSync - White - VA like the look but too big for a desktop monitor. Returned to Best Buy with a full refund

Great 4K monitor for the price! Easy to install and adjust the settings.

Better than 32UN500. I REALLY LIKE THIS ONE. Missing DP 1.4 Cable in my package