Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best OLED I have ever owned by FAR. Glossy is KING. Dual mode is great.

This monitor is was exactly what i was looking for! Perfect for what i want to do with my PS5. Worth every penny!

Lots of flickering in and out. Updated drivers, no luck. Running a 4090 so i should have no issies. Got so bad I couldnt even do my work. Picture quality was there. Trying other options.

Amazing worth the money while on sale (Got for about 700) True blacks look amazing and so do the colors didnt realize how big the difference would actually be

Great quality.Very impressed with the image. Ideal size for desktop.

Beautiful picture quality one of the best monitors hand down

Good monitor I would buy on sale not sure I would pay full price. True Black Glossy WOLED looks very nice, I recommend setting to Gamer 1 preset. Text is clear and image is bright. Very similar to. C series TV

Looks friggin amazing picture qaulity is next level compared to other options

Great Monitor. Works Well...have bought Multiple of this same model.

The monitor is absolutely amazing. Replaying ratchet and clank again

the monitor is great but my grip was that when i change to 1080-p mode was to grainy and unusable that i have to used it 4k mode and also the VRR on the monitor wont work you have to enable a extra step in other to work and that flicker when you hit low light places in game is start to flicker i don't know why lg haven't fix this

Great 32 oled. It’s got decent color and refresh rate.

Screen is not bright enough, its a little bit too dull

It looks good. Glare isnt too bad either. I personally like the glossy screen.

Great pc glossy black finish . Highly recommended.

I originally ordered this online through a corporate acct. The box was beat up and opened so it was obviously not brand new. I took it to one store to exchange it and they didn't want to do it because we had no store receipt just the order receipt from online. They started they couldn't look up the info and couldn't do anything because of where we ordered it from even though i told them what to look up and other stores had been able to do it. The employee refused to even try, she "spoke to her manager" and apparently he said they don't do that. We went to another store and they were able to do it no problem. This isn't my first issue with best buy. And i will not buy anything in that particular store.

I have been enjoying this monitor. The only problem I have with it is that the HDR looks awful. I did everything I could think of including the windows 11 HDR Calibration, and no matter what I do HDR always looks worse that SDR. Not sure what the problem is. I would not buy this if you care about using HDR.

I don't think anyone really needs to be told at this point how much of an edge OLED has over LCDs when it comes to color accuracy or overall image quality. Nonetheless there is one area where LCDs have been able to maintain their lead over the years, and that's in refresh rate. LG's Dual Mode monitor hopes to change that with a rather unusual party trick: a button that can quickly reduce the resolution of the display to a quarter of what it generally runs at, allowing the pixels to share the load and run at refresh rates high enough to beat even most gaming LCDs. And I can tell you that they have succeeded admirably in their goal. Running in UHD mode (which I would assume most consider to be the default) the monitor offers an excellent experience. The color and sharp black levels are as good as you're going to find anywhere, and the glossy screen really makes it pop in all light levels. And running as it does at 165Hz it's honestly pretty great for most games too, assuming of course your GPU can handle it. The monitor coems with all the cabling you should need too and a stand that offers plenty of adjustment for your space and some decent cable management (though, admittedly, I found the cable cover to be finnicky to the point of being almost useless.) Switching to FHD mode is a very different experience though. I won't lie, the decrease in image quality is hard to ignore. FHD does not look great on a 32" screen and likely never will. But even though the image is clearly pixelated, you really can't beat how smooth the motion becomes. Even the twitchiest gamer will likely be satisfied running at over 300Hz, and the monitor handles the mode switch very gracefully, saving any settings you may have tweaked for each mode so as to make the swap as painless as possible. I'll admit that for most games I probably am not going to be switching - once you've had a taste of UHD on a good OLED it's really quite hard to go back - but it is very nice having the option for the rare times that I'm feeling particularly competitive. That makes this an easy recommendation for any gamer looking to try out an OLED for their home setup, but doesn't want to have to settle in the process.

The LG 32GX850A-B is like having two monitors in one — a 4K cinematic powerhouse when you want quality and a 330 Hz blisteringly fast screen when every frame counts. It won’t perfectly replace dedicated competitive monitors for gamers who only care about max FPS and super-tight pixel clarity, but for most players today it’s an amazing balance of versatility, performance, and OLED visuals.

LG is right up there at the top of the monitor (and TV) market and with screens like this you can really see why! The picture quality on this monitor right out of the box is so good it must be seen to be believed. It's an OLED screen, so of course the HDR is amazing with massive differences between dark and light, between shades of color and so forth. The clarity, color and contrast are all top notch with pretty much any content. But when you get to high refresh rate content (or variable refresh rate), that's where this screen really shines. You get your choice with this "dual-mode" display. You can chase resolution with 165Hz at 4K resolutions or you can go all out for refresh rate, dropping the resolution to 1080P and taking the refresh rate up to a staggering 330Hz! (Of course, you'll need a GPU that can handle that high of a refresh rate - a fairly powerful one that supports DP 1.4 to get the best results). At high fresh rates like that (or with variable refresh rates, if you prefer as this supports both G-Sync and FreeSync Premium), motion is buttery smooth and everything looks brilliant whether you're consuming media, playing a game or just working on an email. The controls on the monitor are fairly basic, with a single stick control to turn off / on and access the on screen display. There's no remote or other extras, you get the screen, stand and power cord. The stand is a bit heavy but functional with lots of space for high adjustment. You also get high quality cables with the monitor, for HDMI, DisplayPort and USB 3 (for the built in USB hub which I won't use regularly, but worked just fine when I tried it). A thin bezel is integrated into the screen surface all the way around the edge and there are no speakers built into the monitor, so you will need a different source of sound. So if you're in the market for a higher performance large monitor with an excellent feature set from a top tier manufacturer, this is the monitor to get. Give it a try today!