Customer Ratings & Reviews

This monitor is very nice. The curve is slight but there. I use it for gaming and programming. I want another one!

I was able to grab two of these at Outlet pricing. I'm very happy with the size and image quality for the price. I use them in a dual monitor setup mainly for productivity/finance. I'm sure they will meet most gamers demands as well. I don't think the accuracy and range is sufficient for professional graphic or video editing needs. Also the built-in speakers do not work over HDMI.

I needed a nice monitor for day trading and this did the trick. Stoked for $200 during black friday sale. So much so that I bought a 2nd one a year later. Don't think they make them anymore but you can still get them from dell on sale while supplies last.

Nice big fully adjustable 2k monitor. Has made working a lot easier and when I do play steam on it the 165hz refresh rate makes games so smooth if they can hit higher framerates. Also works great with my switch and unlike my last MSI monitor there is a headphone jack to get audio. Better than using the jack on my PC. Highly recommended!

Great monitor for the price. Be sure to play with the settings as the picture can be a bit dark out of the box. Only con is that its a bit in the heavy side so use cauiton if your using a multi monitor mount.

Love the monitor, games look smooth, frame rate is awesome for console. All around great purchase

Great price and great quality scree. First time gaming monitor purchase for me

Nice monitor though was hoping it would be a little brighter. Perfect for my kid on his PS4, was just hoping for a little more. But was a good price. Though I wish it had speakers

Beautiful picture quality, easy setup. easy online purchase and pick up at the store.

Excellent tv! Nice image, smooth for my ps5, sounds excellent and size is perfect for a bedroom

Love everything about this monitor. I previously used ASUS monitors for Gaming and wasn't sure about a curved monitor, but this one really didn't disappoint. It's very immersive and one of my friends ended up buying it as well. It's fantastic! I also do get 165mhz with Nvidia

I was worried about the curved screen and the large size would be a problem. It's not a problem at all, the curved screen is a natural thing that's actually easier to look at. And for gaming, it's the best I've ever had.

It’s a great monitor for the cost. Gives me a great size and and awesome refresh rate. The colors aren’t amazing but I’m very happy birth the purchase.

Decent for someone just getting into computers. Would be good for office use. Not bad for games. Has a great refresh rate but if your gettinf this i would recommend not having a window behind you or a lamp. It does glare pretty bad. It is good especially given the price. If your on a budget or just getting into computers i would definitely recommend it. If you have a bigger budget or plan on doing a lot of gaming this probably wouldnt be the one you want

One of my best purchases of 2023. For the price, size and style. It’s an amazing upgrade from at 21inch flat screen. Looking for a quick upgrade to satisfy that need to buy something for your computer? Buy this.

I bought This monitor because I was tired of staring at the tinier screen on my MacBook. I don’t regret it. The picture quality is great, the size (32’) is perfect as well. The only thing I disliked was that there was no built in speakers, but that was simply me overlooking that detail and a Bluetooth does just fine. Highly recommend.

Love the monitor. Not a gamer here, but it is so nice for my other computer needs. And who knows, now that I have this, I just might be inclined to try a game or two. But this is a great monitor...

For $200 it’s hard to find a better 32” 1440p monitor with 165hz

Thought it might be good big for the space I have, but its perfect! Excellent visually!

I was originally looking to get the LG 32" UltraGear. In the store, I saw this one at the last second. Associate told me that they were spec'ed out the same (and I immediately saw the 1ms 165Hz on the box), and this one was cheaper, so I ran with this one. I get this monster of a screen home, get it all unpacked, set up and hooked up...to realize that it's a VA panel and not an IPS. I was specifically looking at the UltraGear because it's an IPS panel as I do content creation (photo/video editing, graphic design, etc.). While, yes, I could package it back up and go exchange it (and pay the $100+ difference), it's going to be too much of a pain. I will say this: Side-by-side comparison with my calibrated Asus ProArt IPS panel - colors aren't too far off and contrast seems a bit muted (as those are the differences between a VA panel and an IPS panel). Color seems to be a little better versus my previous experiences with a VA, though, so that's a plus. This is my first curved panel, so this is taking me a minute to get used to. IMO, this panel is small enough it probably didn't need to be a curved, but...it is what it is. This morning, I gave it a test run in gaming. I fired up Death Stranding and set the cap at 144 (as the game doesn't do 165): Absolutely stunning and buttery smooth gameplay. If you're looking for purely a gaming panel, it would be worth it to consider this one, especially for the price. While I'm disappointed with the associate and my own ignorance in choosing this one impulsively, I'm not wholly disappointed in the monitor, itself. I'm now using my ProArt panel as a secondary monitor and can do any final color checks and whatnot on that panel, so it's not a complete wash for me and I have a pretty decent gaming monitor.