Customer Ratings & Reviews

These are nice monitors for gamers who want the benefits of QD-OLED technology and a super high refresh rate. Unfortunately they lack the brightness required to make the most of HDR. Color luminance is simply not comparable to that of a QD-OLED television. 240Hz is nice, but I decided to return my unit because the gaming experience is still better on my 144Hz TV.

Decide to purchase this HP monitor becauss i did some searching to find a 4K 240Hz gaming monitor that has display port 2.1 for more authentic 4K gaming at high refresh rate. Even thought its only the UHBR10 (40gbps) instead of the 80mbps. It still uses DSC but not as heavly depended, so i wanted to see if there was a difference. And boy i tell you, coming from the 32” 4K 240hz asus rog swift and the Sony M10s 1440P 480hz ( which btw has the lowest input lag currently on the market). This HP surprisingly holds its own. The picture quality by far is better then both the Asus and Sony, the response time feels great , and gaming at 4K 240hz with a RTX 5090 is just what the doctor order. This monitor is a sleeper not many people know how great it actually is. My only draw back is not having fully 80 gbps bandwith for full 4K 240hz instead it will use DSC to compress it up to 240hz. But most people wouldnt honestly be bothered by it because this monitor is that good, in conclusion easily a top 5 monitor for 2025 for gaming at 4K high refresh rate.

This monitor was absolutely amazing! The performance, screen quality and port selection was outstanding! The only things that I did not like about it is the white outline around the screen due to the entire housing be a white plastic, the level of noise produced from the fan and the gargantuan size of the power brick. Aside from those things the monitor performs absolutely amazing.

I’ve been shopping around for a new monitor, ideally at least 27-inches and 4K resolution as it would need to double for school/work (my aging eyes need sharp text). After some research and jumping on a $750 open-box deal, this has easily become one of my favorite monitors ever. The sheer number of ports makes it easy to connect and switch between my laptops (PC and Mac), PS5 Pro, and Xbox Series X. The picture quality is amazing, but that’s a given. Aesthetics are rather neutral and thus can blend into any environment. Yes, it’s true the power brick is bigger and heavier than my cat. But all that power is put to good use for USB-C and the hub function If you’re looking for a monitor for both gaming and work, this is the one to get. Being my first, I wouldn’t mind at all buying another one.

This is my first 4K OLED and it’s beyond stunning. It’s mostly used on my racing rig but the colors are great and the speakers are not to bad for when I don’t wanna wear a headset. The menus are awesome also, I know weird thing to praise but honestly makes everything else seem so basic

Excellent oled gaming monitor with all the bells and whistles. Display is so beautiful and he 240hz refresh rate is amazing. Love everything about this monitor glad o made the decision to buy was going to go with alienware or samung glad I didn’t. Also caught on sale for under 300 dollars the regular price.

This monitor has the features I was looking for, mainly the built in KVM switching. There is a fan that is almost always on and the pixel cleaning will run after a certain amount of time and black out the screen which will interrupt anything you are in the middle of. I suspect these things will become more annoying over time, not less so 4 stars is generous.

This monitor with OLED 4K UHD - 240Hz screen has a great image; colors are vibrant and sharp. Great for everyday tasks, work, gaming. etc. Watching movies is excellent on this monitor as well.

This is an Amazing OLED 4k monitor. The two things that kind of big to me, This great monitor screen does not go all the way to the edges, there is a bevel to it that makes it look cropped, (like for a movie) at times, but easily ignorable. The other issue that you cant ignore is that the screen will restart at certain time to refresh the pixels. and by restart i mean will go black for 5 to 10 minuet, this only happens after hours of gameplay and being on, you can propone it but it will want to do the refresh no matter what.. Also Be aware that if you don't have a 4k 60FPS graphics card then as much as this will make things look amazing your graphics card will have a hard time upscaling to 4k if its not meant to handle 4k. It has all the Best features of an OLED 4k 240hz, HDR works.

This is the best monitor I have ever used. The color and speed, all awesome, but the best part is the content creation ability, you have several built in and custom cooler settings to choose from, and lots of apps to cut down on Oled burn in. It’s just an awesome product the HP put together.

The HP Omen 32" OLED 4K 240Hz monitor is simply amazing in many ways. The built-in speakers are decent, though I prefer using my own speakers via the aux connection. It’s packed with features, including the ability to connect a Mac with a single cable. The picture quality is stunning, the on-screen display (OSD) is excellent, and the stand offers everything I need. While it advertises DisplayPort 2.1, it still uses compression — but in practice, I noticed no issues with performance or image quality. Unfortunately, I had to give this monitor a 3/5 for two main reasons: Warranty confusion: The monitor is advertised with a 3-year warranty, but when I checked mine on HP’s website, it showed less than a year remaining. This shorter period is based on the manufacturing or retail sale date, not your actual purchase date. After contacting HP, they did update my warranty to the full 3 years, but you shouldn’t have to jump through hoops to get what you were promised. HDR OLED protection settings reset: In HDR mode, the OLED protection settings reset whenever the monitor sleeps, turns off, or changes inputs. This doesn’t happen in SDR mode. I’m running the latest firmware, but there’s no fix — you have to manually re-enable these settings every time you use HDR. Overall, this monitor delivers outstanding visuals and features, but the warranty process and HDR quirks keep it from being a perfect purchase.

It is actually great, but there are 2 design problems! 1st the cord plugs in straight down from the monitor. In the form of an L-shaped plug. If you are hoping to have the cord go another direction due to cord management that might be an issue for you. The other issue that I had read and didn't understand the magnitude of was the power bank is way bigger than I thought even after reading the reviews online. Other than those 2 issues it has been great and easy to use and takes commands for shut off from my console.

This is my first OLED as well as first 4K display. The picture on this display is incredible. I didn't know what I was missing and now I will never go back. I use this for work and gaming and no issues with either. Text is clear and crisp for work, while motion, clarity, and response time is amazing for gaming. For me, the extras HP provides with this display are worth the price. Internal speakers, a 3.5 audio out jack, built in KVM, and 140w usbC charging make this a package that stands out above the rest.

First off i would like to thank brady at the east madison location for wonderful customer service. The monitor is beautiful and has great color and contrast. Besides the lack of swivel i still thought the base stand was made of a heavy duty enough plastic to be sturdy enough for me and probably most people. Great settings on the actual monitor with multiple gaming modes and other modes like cinema is great to see. Thanks again brady for talking me into buying and the salted and pepper bearded geek squad home theater install guy i think for talking me into it as well! Couldn't be happier!!

Great Monitor, Image quality is flawless. This monitor uses the same Samsung pannel as some other 4K oled monitors and this one cost less when it is on sale. The only thing that I have to complain about is the backlighting on the monitor won't turn on anymore after a week, not a deal breaker but somthing to keep in mind. Got on sale open box for $750 so best to look out for deals. If you are debating glossy or matte go with this glossy finish,it looks amazing would recommend for sure.

I am actually very pleased with the monitor. I had the Alienware 34" OLED monitor and loved it. But for normal everyday stuff and browsing, I found myself needing a regular monitor. I originally went in to get the LG dual mode 32" but all they had was an open box with a dead pixel. This was on sale for the same price so I took a chance. The colors really pop on this thing. It took a couple of days to get used to a non wide-screen monitor but now that I am, I don't think I can go back. Overall, I love it.

Bought this 11/3/25 @ $1199. best upgrade in a long time. amazing picture and now i can turn my RTX 4070 super all the way up on most games. ALSO 13 days after purchase it went on sale $899 and best buy issued me a refund for the difference no problem. HIGHLY RECCOMEND

The OLED monitor is exceptional in its color abilities and overall use. HOWEVER, it is exceptionally troublesome to a) update firmware and b) calibrate. We have 4 year old PC's that do not have the current USB C 3.2 standard, and this monitor apparently requires a USB C 3.2 connection from the PC to it in order to do upgrades. It does not work with an older USB C connection, as our PC has. So, buy with caution and know that many have had problems updating firmware (go to Reddit) and the calibration also really requires you to have a colorimeter as well. We have one, but cannot get the calibration software to execute, so square 0. But the picture sure is purdy.

Bought two and ended up returning. Love the design and when it worked right it was beautiful. HP is all sorts of confused on the warranty. I fought with them for a month as their registration site only said I had 8 months of what was supposed to be a 3 year warranty. They still would not validate that it was three years when I returned it, nor would they confirm burn-in protection. Caveat emptor there... Beyond that, I had all sorts of connectivity issues with the latest firmware (1.06b). My USB devices would randomly not work or disconnect, one display would just stop displaying content randomly (yet the OSD would work) and I'd have to power it off completely to get the content to display again. This happened almost every day I used it, which...while not a huge pain, was just annoying over time. All in all, I gave up and returned them. Lack of response on the warranty, no confirmation on the burn-in protection, and wonky connectivity should not happen. I'll take a shot with another brand, but it's too bad because it was a really beautiful picture...when it worked.

Absolutely gorgeous monitor. The images look so crisp and vibrant id pick this monitor over a tv any day. Only issue ive had is sometimes fighting to detect pc source but after switching to a dual monitor set up or having to power cycle sometimes its worth it