Customer Ratings & Reviews

The way it is held up by the plastic stand is a bit wobbly, but as long as you don’t bump it, it’s fine. The color adjustment knob feels cheap and takes getting used to navigating, but I did get the color to match my laptop. The screen itself is great and I’m really enjoying the extra space to work with.

Perfect for working from home. I use it at the native resolution of 3840 x 2160. I can easily put two full page documents side by side with large readable text (getting old so my eyes are not what they used to be). But I typically have 3, 4, 5, or even more windows open at the same time. Resolution for fine print excellent. Reasonably priced. I work from home at two locations (not because of Covid by the way) and was so spoiled by this I had to buy this second one for my other work from home location.

I am very happy with my purchase. it does exactly what I thought it would do, and it makes computing a little bit easier. it has plenty of connectors, it assembles easy, but of course most important of all: it has excellent picture

Huge 4K screen. Primarily use it for office work, so can't speak to gaming performance. The bevel and stand aren't impressive, but also not obtrusive either. Highly recommended if it's available at a reasonable price.

Great quality, easy to install, options to adjust to each individual is easy to do. The perfect size for working remotely.

I bought this monitor several years ago an love it. It is a great value for the money! Just finished building a new PC so I bought another one on sale! I plan to connect both to the new PC in a dial monitor setup!

Great monitor, the image is perfect for my needs. I needed to mount this on a Ergotron monitor arm, it works very well because the monitor is fairly light compared to the heavier made Dells I was replacing. It was also reasonably priced compared to what I've paid for 30in monitors in the past. I find the image perfect for what I need it for - programming. I don't watch that much video, but that seems to be very high quality too - at least for my eyes.

We had been wanting a larger monitor for a long time, finally deciding to actively search for one. Went on the Best Buy site and found this one and it was on sale. After reading the reviews we decided this was the one for us. It came a few days later than we were told but that's okay. Set up was very easy. Quality of the monitor is excellent !!!!! We went from a 24" to a 32" monitor and we are very happy with this one. We should have done this a long time ago.

so far so good! got this open box item... only $178.

Running this bad boy on a monitor arm and powering with an Apple Studio. Colors are pretty great for video and design work. I wish it had higher FPS so it could be used with a gaming PC or Next Gen, but the price would skyrocket. If you are looking for a big, beautiful, 4K monitor, this is it.

I bought this monitor mainly because it was the best price in the pre-holiday season for 32" UHD monitors. I only have it for a week, and so far I'm happy with the purchase: it's a very good quality & performance product. A few points that could be of interest: 1) In order to achieve full resolution (3840 x 2160 @60Hz), check that your graphics card supports this resolution, and if so with what interface - the monitor supports 3840 x 2160 @60Hz via HDMI (port 2 only, port 1 is good for up to 3840 x 2160 @30Hz) and/or DisplayPort (DP 1.2). My card (Intel UHD 620) supported 60Hz only via DP. It worked after I bought a DP cable (package includes HDMI but no DP cable). 2) The first impression after connecting the monitor was negative: text looked pretty bad - washed-out with white background. Things improved significantly by: a) getting 60Hz with a DP card, b) making two changes in the Windows registry - pretty easy, even if you're not tech savvy, just Google "Fix Blurry Windows 10 Fonts", and c) from Start button, type "dccw" which runs the Display Colors wizard - follow instructions, it's very useful. At the end, you can adjust the monitor manually - use the button in the lower right-hand side in the back of the monitor. 3) This is a very good-quality and robust product, but the ergonomics are poor: a) the ports are terribly placed and difficult to reach, b) the button to power on/off and to adjust the monitor is also hidden in the back of the monitor, and c) no height adjustment (just tilt).

Fit and finish is excellent. Picture is incredibly clear and a significant improvement over the QHD ultrawide I previously purchased. Once you're used to 4K, it's really hard to go back. This is an excellent value. My only gripe is with the weird base. Why couldn't it be just a normal base? Oh well. Also, the DP is perfect for matching with my Macbook Pro (2020, M1).

I wanted to move up to 4k on my system, and this fit the bill. It does have freesync, and works with the Nvidia version of it, though it's not supported. Only 60hz. Good size, and it looks good to me compared to the price of other 4k gaming monitors.

The most important question any BestBuy specialist will ask you is "what is this monitor's intended use?" - which really helps them identify the right purpose of the product sold. This monitor is exactly that in my case: a monitor with enough real-estate to counter any needs that my work requires in IT ... I needed something that fits all windows, that I don't have to drag over multiple monitors, simply WORKS. Keep in mind this is not intended for gaming... it is not intended to deliver the quality of colors like IPS panels... so it is a VA panel... vibrancy may not be up to speed with other IPS monitors when it comes to colors... HOWEVER, this monitor simply delivers - it is a super value monitor!!! Amazing picture with almost no settings updates needed. No dead pixels. What would I recommend to anyone looking for a 4k monitor is: to see if you like the dimensions of the curved 4k 32" displays - they are thicker / bulkier in the back given the curve of the screen... in my case, I would have preferred the curved design, but my space was limited where I am mounting this monitor so I needed flat design... still, amazing deal and super recommended...

I like the brightness and colors on this monitor. I would say that I had to tweak the settings a bit to get it to not look washed out (especially the blacks) but after I did, it was pretty good. Viewing from an angle isn't that great so you'd better use it straight on. Also, it doesn't tilt up and down on it's stand which is not that great. But overall I'm satisfied with this monitor given that it is 4K and the price is competitive.

Solid picture quality and great in an office environment and for gaming. No it's not 144Hz but not many graphics cards can push a 4K monitor out that far, and if you have the money for one of those cards this monitor isn't even on your radar for gaming. For myself my 5700XT/Ryzen 5 2600 system does just fine at 4K/60Hz with Freesync engaged (yes this monitor has it and it works flawlessly).

Decent monitor. Main selling points are obvious - large (32"), high res (4k, similar to Mac Retina). Downsides? Fixed stand - doesn't swivel, move up/down, nothing. Limited ports in the back. Just inputs, so you can't, say, connect your mouse and keyboard through it to your computer, or even charge another device. Picture quality and color are good. Brightness is... enough. I have noticed what look like random "snow" when the screen is dark - like the picture isn't getting coming through 100%. I use it as a monitor for work, so NBD, but if you're thinking of using it for movies or gaming, I'd reconsider. If I had it to do again, since I use it for work, I'd get a slightly lower res monitor with more features.

I needed a new monitor for my home office and this particular one just happened to be on sale. I’m a long term IT guy and have had numerous monitors over the years... ViewSonics, LGs, HPs and Samsungs... Samsungs are my favorite so far. Easy to set up, excellent picture.. I’d definitely recommend! Thanks...

I am using it to extend the desktop of a Macbook Pro. So far it is great, though it takes getting used to the fact that the 4K monitor has much smaller text and covers much more vertical real estate and only part of the left edge lines up with the right edge of the laptop screen.

I'm using the monitor with a Surface Laptop Studio, an Anker Thunderbolt 4 docking station to get 4K at 60 hz resolution and an older AOC monitor. They all work well together. FYI, follow the directions carefully when installing the stand. I'm not a fan of the JOG control on the back side of the monitor.