Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent 1440p monitor. This monitor is the perfect in between option between normal 1440p FHD and OLED. Better picture than your standard 1440p monitors but not as good as OLED. Can regularly find it at a discounted price of around $350ish. Beats spending the $1000 + price tag on your average OLED monitor at the same size. Highly recommended for visual effects and highpace gaming.

The screen size is perfect, it gives you that relaxation feeling of not having to sit so close to the screen. It allows you to see the graphics really nice and clear from a distance. Alot of different game mode options to switch between depending on the game you are playing but for the most part it automatically adjusts to whatever game you are playing! Easy to piece together and set up. Definitly would recommend !

To start, this is really good for 1440p gaming. Super responsive and also has hdr! Works great for competitive games like fortnite, xdefiant, and more. Ive had this for 2-3 years and hasn't gone down in quality at all! Overall, if you want a long lasting 1440p, 165 hz gaming monitor, buy this.

This LG UltraGear 32” has been a fantastic upgrade for both gaming and editing. The Nano IPS panel delivers rich, accurate colors that make HDR content look stunning, and the QHD resolution is a sweet spot — sharp, but still easy to drive with a decent GPU. The 1-ms response time and G-SYNC compatibility keep fast games buttery smooth with no noticeable tearing or ghosting. For creative work, the color accuracy is excellent right out of the box, and the large screen gives plenty of room for timelines and multitasking. The stand is sturdy and adjustable, though the monitor itself is on the larger side, so make sure you’ve got desk space. Overall, this is a great pick if you want a monitor that balances gaming performance with professional-quality visuals.

Solid for the price gives great performance at 165hz up to 180hz overclock. Easy to move to around for viewing. Picture looks nice after calibration. In my experiences LG puts out a solid product and this is one of them.

I have a 32 inch 4k 1ms gsync lg ultragear and that thing costs $1.6k. This one is ok but I am spoiled by a superior specimen. The specs and quality is really good compared to monitors of similar price. But the part that most attracts me is the the build quality and lack of bugs i've experienced with other high performance monitors that randomly stutter or shut down if run at max settings. LG I've had no issues. However, I recommend LG over all other monitor brands. I've been burnt by Samsung too often, after my last Odyssey I swore never Samaung monitor again. LG it is.

Absolutely loving the LG UltraGear 32" Nano IPS monitor! The colors pop like crazy, and the gaming experience is next-level immersive. Nano IPS tech makes everything so vibrant, and the 32-inch size is like stepping into a gaming paradise. The high refresh rate and low response time? Pure magic for gaming enthusiasts like me. Plus, the sleek design and adjustable stand add that extra touch of cool.

Have this monitor for a little over a year now. Color is great and its got a good number of ports. I can easily switch from my computer, playstation, to my xbox without having to move any wires.

Really solid picture quality and color reproduction for the price. HDR won't blow you away - but if you're looking for a large-format, low-latency G-Sync panel that won't break the bank, this is an excellent option.

Here’s the truth, The non Nano version is trash and washed out. I had both and returned the non nano for the nano which I was pretty skeptical I’m not even going to lie but something told me that it was the right choice so I went with it. All I could say is BRAVO LG, The Nano version is so clean with HDR on and just crystal clear. Boys, I was researching for 2 days straight and This LG Nano is the one plus it’s 32 with g sync:) Trust me my fellow gamers

A great value for the price I got it on sale. It's perfect for multitasking at work and runs games at 1440 smoothly. The stand is pretty bulky so I recommend getting a mounting bracket depending on your needs.

This is an excellent monitor for the price. It's hard to come by a monitor that checks as many boxes as this one for less than 700 dollars. And it's even a name brand! 165hz, 1440p, IPS Display, HDR, Adaptive sync, and 1ms response time. I have very few complaints. Although I did have to exchange my first one, I had the same issue another customer had where the joystick would stop responding after several hours of sustained use. The replacement has been working perfectly. Another downside is the contrast ratio leaves some to be desired. However, I knew that that would be the case when I decided to get an IPS panel over a VA panel, so I'm not holding it against the monitor.

I initially bought Dell S2721DGF, which looked ab excellent monitor and beautiful, but it had 1 dead pixel right of the box (manufacturer defect), so decided to return it. I dod bunch of online research and found this LG in 32” marching the 27” Dell. Both have the same panel and specs, but 32” is a plus. I loved the vibrant colors and smoothness. Very good deal especially if you got it on sale like I did

This is one of the best tvs i have even bought. The easy set up and clear quality is one of the best

This monitor is amazing! The colors are so vivid and I love how easy and quick it is to adjust the brightness via the button on the button center on the monitor. Watching movies and shows on Netflix is clear and crisp every time, except when the wifi signal's bad of course.

This is the best picture I've ever seen, and 32" is a very satisfying size. An improvement over my 27'' Acer from a few years ago. Very good value for the price, especially if it's on sale. The stand is also unique, and the height of the screen can be adjusted.

Fantastic color depth, fast response, and a lot of adjustability. The only thing I would change is making the stand flatter, It's a little invasive for short desks.

Coming from an 1080p LG 34in monitor to a 2K 32in monitor makes a whole difference in the dimensions and viewing angles. Im surprise that it does! The colors on this monitors are great for light video/photo editing. The main reason is gaming here. Without a doubt haven't had any issues. I needed a monitor that I can pair up with my Nvidia 3070 Ti and this one fits the bill. Overall, I am happy with the upgrade and I definitely recommend it.

This monitor is great on many levels. It's an IPS monitor, so black bleed-through is an issue but you can make it work with careful adjustment, and by not working in the dark. Off axis viewing is pretty good, way better than my old VA monitor. I am a not a gamer, so stop reading now if you are. I am a photographer, web designer, and video editor needing good color rendition, but I'm also a general computer user of the usual software. This monitor is a great inexpensive compromise to all those needs. Really good monitors for photography cost $3000 and beyond, and that's not in my budget. One of the reasons for choosing a gaming monitor is that gamers are really fussy in the color and speed department, and video has similar requirements. QHD (2560 x 1440) is the sweet spot for a 32" monitor. I reviewed dozens of monitors, and bought three, one being a 4K 3840 x 2160. The text in 4K is just too small, and, sure, you can scale text, but a lot of software out there has menus and headings that don't scale and, unless you are a flea, it gets tiresome. So QHD, for me, is perfect. Text is fine. As I said, this is an IPS monitor and there is black bleed but I can adjust blacks to very good gradations in the deep blacks (1-8). Just keep a light on and the bleed won't be a bother. White gradations in the high end (250-255) are good too, and getting an accurate 2.2 gamma that doesn't mess up the blacks and whites along with comfortable saturation is no problem, but only with the help of Nivida Control Panel and ClickmonitorDDC working together. It's a kludge but works, and there's a lot of back-and-forth while adjusting. All monitors are tricky to adjust and there's no free lunch here. I bought an identical looking VA version of this monitor for $150 less and use it alongside in a two monitor configuration. On the VA monitor, the blacks are black and don't bleed, but there's no gradation in the low end when gamma and saturation are adjusted right, and the facial colors are only so-so. This IPS monitor I'm reviewing is way better when comparing the Kodak girl side-by-side. (And by the way, the "Kodak girl" usually does look pretty bad on most monitors, and a test of a decent monitor is making her look good.) So I'm happy. It's plenty good enough and cheap enough, and looks nice on the desk with its thin bezel.

This monitor is great for gaming, especially with a PS5. Its high resolution and fast refresh rate make every game look sharp and run smoothly, giving you clear visuals and a fluid experience.