Customer Ratings & Reviews

This monitor is amazing! Especially, for that price. I bought this for my BF's PC. I got myself a more expensive 32" monitor. The colors on this monitor pop better than the higher priced one. I had to tweak mine. With his, it was great right out of the box. If you aren't needing a higher refresh rate than what this offers, you're done looking because this is the one.

Picked this up while on sale for $350. Absolutely wonderful monitor for this price. Colors from what i can tell are great and the panel is bright. The OSD isn't horrible to navigate, just gotta find where things are. Resoultion and refesh rate are both excecptional! I did have to exchange my monitor for a new one due to a couple of dead pixels but seems to be poor luck. Second one seems to be fine.

The color accuracy is so amazing. I had an Aorus 1440p monitor before this and was immediately taken back by how much I love LG monitors now. The G-SYNC and the ease of use with Nvidia products and software made it so easy to set up and adjust my setting to my preference. I would recommend this to any gamer looking for amazing color with high refresh-rate and a wide monitor at 1440p this is the gold standard.

Awesome monitor, great quality for whatever use you have for it. I’ve been gaming on this monitor for a couple years now and it still works like me out of the box with very good pictures quality. Will be buying another with my next build.

I didn’t want to break the bank on a monitor and this one happened to be my choice. HDR on this thing looks amazing, refresh rate is pleasing to game on, settings menu is easy to navigate. No complaints, would definitely recommend!

if you know anything about LG panels for TV's you know that they have some really amazing product out there already, like their gaming oriented TV's this Nano cell technology panel delivery's great contrast and color with a high refresh rate that'll help you keep that competitive edge and while you run jump and shoot you're way through the competition, the cost is actually pretty comparable to the other brands out there and if you're in the market for a 32 inch panel this will probably be a great option for you.

I have now purchased this exact monitor twice in the last 18mos. It's a great gaming monitor - colors pops and mated to an rtx 3000x or 4000x, it really shines. Gaming is super smooth. Colors overall are on point and sharp, nothing is ever dull or washed out looking. Highly recommend this one, and if I need a third, it will be this again.

This monitor is stright god-like. Wish there was a 240Hz option to go with my second monitor, but im able to down-clock my other monitor so they can be the same refresh rate. *Note* Make sure you'r monitors are the same refresh rate or you risk overworking your video card and the chance for your graphic card driver to crash and get a BSOD. Other then that, this monitor is amazing, try to get it on sale.

I was shopping for a new monitor and noticed that this one had 4.5 stars out of over a thousand reviews. And it definitely deserves it. The refresh rate as well as AutoHDR make for a much smoother and visually pleasing gaming experience! Not to mention it’s definitely more affordable than a 4K monitor. Truly a great monitor!

Took me a while to get used to with how big it is. Used to 27/28 monitors. The additional 5 inches is monumental. Almost took it back because it was overwhelming. Happy that I did not. Monitor is absolutely gorgeous. Amazing for gaming in 1440. Crisp, beautiful colors and amazing response time.

As a loyal purchaser Lg corporation products for the past 20 years, I’ve consistently enjoyed the quality and innovation that the LG Group brings to our homes. From television and accessories, everything has always lived up to expectations. The seamless experience, exceptional graphics, and ever-evolving features keep me coming back. These products have also made perfect gifts for my family, adding joy and entertainment to our lives LG corporation dedication to enhancing the television experience shows, and I look forward to many more years of great products!

I’ve been using the LG UltraGear 32" Nano IPS monitor for a while now, and I honestly love it. I was a bit nervous at the beginning about 32" but I can't go back to 27" now. The colors are vivid, the QHD resolution makes everything sharp, and the 1-ms response time keeps my games buttery smooth. G-SYNC compatibility is a game-changer, and HDR makes movies pop. It’s become the centerpiece of my setup.

Changing from an old 27" 60hz 1080p monitor to this fine piece of kit was a startling difference. If you are on the fence about this monitor, just buy it. Life changing purchase. 10/10

10/10 monitor. I use it as my main monitor with a ProArt as my secondary for editing and color accuracy, though this monitor is more than fine with color if you're not needing professional color accuracy for print. It's great for gaming!

loving the size upgrade from my MSI MAG274QRF-QD & Lenovo Y27Q-20 27" 1440p165hz. I didn't think it would be that much bigger but it's definitely noticeable. I managed to get the refresh rate up to 175hz so very close to the more expensive 32GP850 model, which is rated at 180hz. The only downside is my display came with a stuck pixel so I'm gonna have to get it exchanged.

I purchased this monitor on Black Friday for $349.99 before tax and it's been a huge upgrade over my 24" Alienware 240hz 1080p monitor. I've been looking around for a decent 1440p monitor and I came across this particular model. The viewing angles are great, black scenarios look gorgeous, and the color it pushes out is sharp. Luckily this model I picked up had minimum backlight bleed so that's a plus! I love how the monitor can go landscape or portrait mode, HOWEVER, I wished that the monitor can be adjusted from the side. Although it took some time to change/calibrate the display, I would highly recommend buying this monitor when it's on sale. Pros: Bright display, HDR, ports, monitor adjustments, color accuracy, easy installation, great packaging. Cons: Cheap plastic, no side adjustments, some minor reverse ghosting, short AC power adapter, monitor wobbles when doing adjustments. My PC Specification: CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-U12A Chroma.Black Edition Motherboard: Gigabyte B450 Aorus Pro on Bios F62 RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 2x16 3200MHz DDR4 Storage: Crucial P3 1TB NVME SSD GPU: ASUS ROG STRIX RTX 3060ti PSU: EVGA SuperNova GT 850W 80+ Gold PC Case: NZXT H5 Flow PC Case Fans: Noctua NF-P12 Redux Fans

Perfect for gaming with my prebuilt from Best Buy with an RTX 3070. The stand is a little awkward with v shaped legs, and i despise the button underneath to both navigate menus and power it on and off. It gives a harmless little beep when powering on, and aside from the above nitpicks, its awesome. Do be noted that MWII seems to limit my refresh rate to like 167.9hz instead of the full amount. I'm no techno wizard, but it may be like how hard drives arent really their full listed capacity. It makes no difference, its smooth like butter.

Easily the best monitor I have ever owned ,coming from G-Sync Ultrwaide Alienware monitors, I wanted something different and wouldn't break the bank .HDR ,G-Sync compatible and over 100 fps capable were what I myself PERSONALLY was looking for so I couldn't be happier .

first I was going for 27 inch, but glad I bough 32. playing games and watching on 32 inch screen if more fun. the price difference is much. the picture quality is very vivid and high refresh rate really makes a difference when you playing high action games. it almost 6 months I bought this monitor and I had no issues. the stand is very sturdy and the build quality is solid. now I mostly preferred to watch my movies on this monitor.

Overall, this is a great monitor for the price. The features are really nice, in a pinch, you can push it to 4k (at 60hz if I remember right), and they swing into portrait mode on the included stand very nicely if desired. It's a nice little upgrade on the monitor I bought back in 2019: the LG 32GK650G-B 32" QHD Gaming Monitor with 144Hz Refresh Rate and NVIDIA G-Sync. It took me a bit to appreciate the differences because the monitors are dead ringers surface level. I think you can even "overclock" the 144Hz to 165hz. For over a month, I actually used both side by side and didn't really distinguish between them. It's when I added a second one of these recently and decided to line them up in portrait mode for some gaming, combining them as a single screen, that I started to see the value in this upgrade. The first thing I noticed was how much brighter this one appeared to be. How much whiter the whites were. My older doppelganger was starting to stick out a bit - like a sore thumb. Beyond that, I could not do the combined, single-screen setup at even 144HZ with the old monitor in the lineup. Nor could I enable HDR or G-Sync. Further, now I was noticing that some of the nice configuration options in this monitor were not available on my older model either. That settled it - later in the same day that I added number two of this monitor, I put in the order for curbside pick up of number 3 the following day. Unfortunately, number 3 was not my lucky number. The DisplayPort does not work. It outputs just a lot of garbage. Now I'm dreading the return/replacement process. I tossed the packaging before I even brought it into the house. I buy tech pretty much daily from Amazon and am used to no stress, no hassle, no question returns, and even then, knowing it would get straightened out, a monitor return would drive me nuts. So that's the one star off. Nothing worse than getting something large and expensive home and feeling like you will have to work and likely pay more and wait to hopefully come out whole. Sadly, while there are two working HDMI ports, deciding to just avoid the hassle and live with a defective DisplayPort is not an option, because this monitor only supports HDMI 2, not 2.1, and HDMI 2 cannot handle all the features and specs on this display. DisplayPort is really the only option if you want what you paid for, and in my case, it's even worse since it won't be any better at being monitor number 3 in my lineup than my 2019 monitor was. So, great monitor when you get it intact. Unfortunately, it has two HDMI ports rather than adding another DisplayPort or two. And unrelated, it would be great if it had a remote control or better software support for switching input sources. I have two LG ultra wides as well, and I run multiple computers, and the steps required to flip sources for more than one at a time are silly when you look at the common television situation in comparison. Anyway, this guy worked out great on two purchases. But two out of three still don't feel like winning odds to me. Same day and then next day curbside pickup was a joy. The work and time and likely additional funds required to address this situation is already painful just to think about.