Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a large monitor for the money and I like it, what I don’t like is the fact that only 2nd input source for hdmi is capable for 4k while the 1st input only does 1080p. The display port is acceptable as well. You will have to get use to the toggle switch in the back to go through menu and power the monitor. PBP is good when you have administrative work to do, but I don’t recommend using it to watch a video on one side and work on another, PIP is great for that. The cooors for 4K are gorgeous running through my PS5 and I am not seeing any yellowing hues as I’ve heard from others or maybe my eyes can’t tell, but anyways, it a great monitor for the price.

32 inch 4K screen provides 40% more viewing area than my old 27 inch 1080p monitors. It is running next to a Samsung UR55 28 inch 4K monitor which together make my productivity much higher. The only reason I want the 4k capability is to periodically edit some 4k video for my wife an see wants to see what it looks like in 4k. I do notice a little difference between the 32 and 28 4K screens. The 28 is a little sharper image and a little deeper color. I attribute that to one of two reasons. The image is spread over a larger area or I am running it through a j5Create triple display docking station with 2 HDMI ports and the Microsoft display operating systems assigns them two different device drivers.

I purchased this monitor after reading numerous reviews. The one negative item mentioned was the power plug. The monitor has an inset area 1/3 of the way up the left back side for cables and power plug. The power plug in in the up position of the inset aong with all the rest of the connections. The continued complaint is the power plug comes loose or does not work. I have not found this an issue. When I installed the monitor I allowed a little slack in the power cable and zip tied the computer to monitor cable to the power cable and have not had any issues. Monitor works great and is very clear.

Looks fantastic, especially for the price. I've had an ASUS 4k monitor for around 5 years now, and this monitor's colors are so much better. The viewing angle isn't as great as an IPS, but it is definitely noticeably better than a TN panel.

I needed to replace a wide monitor with extra real estate. The price was right and this was a great choice. Picture is sharp and with the resolution I can get the real estate needed. Great choice.

I like this monitor because it's not really a matte screen, but it's not real glossy. I watch a lot of movies and videos and this is just as clear and great color. I like the size because as we get older our eyes aren't as good as they used to be. The text is easy to read not blurred. Samsung makes good monitors.

Excellent monitor for any Desktop PC. Resolution is incredible, everything I do on my PC looks great on this monitor. Great for drawing and any TurboCad software packages.

I got it for home office due to COVID. I don’t game just use it for programming work. It’s nice and bright and the text is sharp. I had to use a smaller monitor and it felt like a toy after using this one. This is probably not the best monitor but for the price it works great for me. The eye saver mode is just really dim and makes the screen yellow I don’t like it. The split picture feature is pretty cool too. Overall I don’t miss having two monitors now I can snap two windows by each other and have two screens so to speak. Hopefully it lasts.

Great monitor. Very nice looking and good resolution. Downside of this is that the refresh rate is bad. Need to have laptop or desktop that supports the refresh rate.

For the price you pay you get exactly what you need. Clear and very focused picture with clear sound. It is easy to set up also. It will not cost you a lot of money but it will meet all of your needs.

I am very impressed with the 4k resolution from this monitor, especially at 32"! There are just a few minor drawbacks worth noting: 1. When I first used this monitor, I was a bit underwhelmed by the default settings. However, after making a few changes to the settings, the picture is great. 2. Another thing that's a little annoying is that the control switch is behind the monitor and it takes a few steps just to turn the monitor off. 3. Also, one of the two HDMI inputs only supports 30hz, instead of 60 hz, which I think is a bit cheap. So make sure to use HDMI2 to get the 60hz refresh rate, or the displayport.

I have this monitor connected to my laptop to have a second display. It came with a HDMI cable. Sometimes the display goes off for a couple of seconds and then comes back on. It must be a sync issue. Not sure if this is caused by my Dell laptop or the display has an issue. It was important for me to have the Eye Saver mode which I use all the time. In the eye save mode, The display is dim....but I guess that’s what it takes to protect the eyes. The only drawback is the selector switch placed in the back of the monitor is not as easy to use as a remote control. Overall I am happy with this monitor.

I purchased this on my business account, so that's why I don't have the 'verified purchase' badge. Anyway... I took a chance on this because it was on sale. I prefer LG but a friend recommended this so I decided to give it a shot. I'm going to have to have a little chat with that guy... 1. Worst part first, it DOES NOT come with the VESA Screws. Absolutely unacceptable from a company like Samsung. I raged for quite some time until I found some screws from an Insignia TV already in the house and used those. You can find my answer to that question in the Q&A for this product. 2. The HDMI cables just seem cheap. Again, unacceptable from Samsung with their overpriced items. 3. The cord to the the power box is short. I'd give it maybe 3 - 3.5 ft. Something around there, so if you have a distance to go to reach your power source, you'll be mad there too. 4. Yeah it has 4k resolution, but the refresh rate is noticeably meh. I'm not a PC gamer or anything, however I do spend hours upon hours on the computer for work and business, but I could tell the refresh rate is just not good. Overall, very underwhelming. If you have an extra $100 to put into a monitor, I'd say there's better choices in that range. Most likely I will return this.

It's a huge screen, and took a bit to get used to. The monitor it replaced was curved, and I do kind wish this one was too. On a really big monitor, a little curve is nice. It helps the corners not look so far away. But I have adapted. This looks really good and has had no issues. To be fair, I haven't pushed it very hard either. Just a little light gaming and some videos. Actually, a lot of video (thanks CoVid). Text looks great. Lots of room for code. I have not tried the PnP yet, although I do intend to. Overall I've been very happy with it.

Sadly, had to return this - my laptop couldn't handle the resolution (and it's only a couple years old). Tested it with my husband's computer, and it was gorgeous. Got it so text would be nice and crisp, and it was. Two quibbles. The stand doesn't allow for vertical adjustmenet. Not a big problem - I'd just put a book under it and be happy. The on-off switch also controls the menus. It's on the back and a little funky, but I'd probably get used to it in no time. Plus, I'd hardly ever use it as a power switch - I'd just let it go to sleep, and all would be right with the world.

Tired of squinting down to the 14- or 15-inch monitor? This 32-in. monitor has me spoiled. It's super high resolution and fast refresh rte are the best I've ever had. Great for applications, videos, and gaming.

We purchased this monitor to add to our other two monitors. It has beautiful quality and we love it, the resolution is unbelievable you can see the whiskers on the fox is muscle

I was previously using a 14 inch laptop screen to do my work and recently I've bought a new PC and a new monitor from Best Buy to do my work. This upgrade was much better, as I did not have to look at a small screen with my eyes squinted. This monitor was a bit expensive but I can easily see everything really clearly and have multiple tabs opened for my work. It's also really cool because I can use it to watch movies and not just for work. One problem I cannot seem to fix is that when my PC is shut off, the monitor also turns off BUT there is a blinking light even when turned off...

I replaced my All In One PC with a desk top. I bought this 32 inch display monitor. The picture is amazing. High resolution. I can now have several windows opened at the same time.

Fantastic budget screen for a decent price. Bright screen with vivid colors and I was able to use a different service to pay it off in increments. I need a large screen for the work I do and this delivered perfectly. Took some time for setup, but that's mainly because I have an old desktop tower with a Display Port instead of HDMI so that was just something for me to figure out and calibrate.