LG 32UN880-B 32" UltraFine Display Ergo UHD 4K IPS Display with HDR 10 Compatibility and USB Type-C Connectivity, Black

Excellent monitor.

Great screen. Limited sound options.

This 32" 4K monitor is a productivity powerhouse! The expansive screen gives me ample space for multitasking, while the Ergo stand ensures perfect ergonomic positioning. Crystal-clear visuals and USB-C connectivity make it a joy to use. Highly recommended for any workstation!

Great quality per price. As far as I've seen so far, this is the best you're going to get per price on the market.Great quality at 4K and reasonable refresh rate at 60hz/60 FPS. I've really enjoyed it as a video editor/photo editor. Color accuracy is great and very customizable if you need further tweaking. USB in and out = making my MacBook full screen while also charging it, which is tremendous.As for gripes, I wish it was a little brighter. Be careful with cords, as the USB is sensitive and broke in this time. Thankfully LG warranty covered it when I pulled too hard on the USB cord to get a USB out of a shot (lol), but be cautious. Also, the speakers go haywire and glitchy, so that's been a complete write-off. I try to just have earphones or go through MacBook earphones because it's that spotty and choppy. Very weird.That being said, it's affordable and high quality enough that I'd bother leaving a review and considering buying a 2nd version for dual monitor.

The prefect monitor for home office setups. All you need is a decent desk that will handle the clamp on Ergo arm and you've saved the space that any other monitor stand would have taken up, with the choice of height, angle and distance perfect for however you're sitting.It's bright, vivid, and big enough for any photo or media editing software, with plenty of room for all your tools and timelines. Three 8.5x11 sheets (plus another inch or so) wide, with 5 inches under them gives you plenty of room for working with multiple documents, or for developers who need a text editor/IDE with all the sidebars and 2 browser/app windows, side by side.If you have anything less than a 4k screen now, you'll love seeing your hi-res photos or 4k video blown up on this screen. You'll make sure your phone camera is shooting at its highest setting from now on.The 2 USB ports in the back are perfect for attaching a webcam and mic to your desk without paying for another hub. The extra HDMI let's you plug in a Chromecast/Google TV/Apple TV/etc. in the back for watching 4K streaming stuff, but keep in mind your streaming device remote won't be able to control volume. The only way to control the monitor's volume is the toggle stick under the screen. But you'll probably use your computer's audio out anyway. The speaker, like every other review says, is just okay, but note it sounds worse if the monitor is at its lowest height from the bottom pointing speakers bouncing off your desk surface.My use - web development, alongside an LG 27" ultrawide gives me plenty of screen for all my working windows and I can keep communications and distractions (email, slack etc) on my second screen. A webcam and mic plugged into the back keeps my desk hub-free, freeing up the other ports on my Mac Mini for other stuff.I can lean back and watch 4k video, adjusting the screen distance, angle etc. without worrying about how much fiddling I'll need to do to set it back to working angles. The arm works better than the cheap/medium priced VESA arms, never creeps or moves, and is easy to get level. But it's not like the expensive arms that you can move with one finger. But still - if you want to set up something like a Zoom call with this thing vertically (the only time I do that), it's no trouble to rotate it that way and back. Get an arm mount for your webcam, and position it in the middle of your vertical screen, and you'll always appear to be making eye contact during meetings, even as you use the top of the screen as a teleprompter.I wish the volume and screen settings had an interface on my Mac, (and then could be controlled with software, shortcuts or a Streamdeck) but the toggle switch is easy enough to figure out and you'll probably rather use speakers/headphones from your computer's output. But I use the monitors speakers a lot of the time and they're loud and clear. If you need them to be really loud, they can be.Why wouldn't you buy this monitor?- If you're a gamer and want fast refresh rate.- If you have a thousand dollars or more and want more size or more than 4k, or crazy amounts of 'nits', or truly realistic HDR, or something curved.- If you've done research and know that the 'N' in the model number means 2020 and you want to wait for the absolute newest model, however long that'll take to get made and ship.- If you have a desk surface not suitable for the clamp (or supplied grommet plate) or want/need to mount it on a wall – buy the same screen LG sells for less without the Ergo arm.- If you don't have 28 inches of space for the width of this screen. You don't need that much desk width though, since the arm lets it overhang as much as you want. You could rotate it vertically if you have at least 16" in your cubicle or wherever you've been stuffed into.- If you're obsessive about cord management - wires run nicely through the arm, but they come out a couple of inches before the base. In most setups you won't see any wires, but if the arm is rotated to get the screen as far back as possible, you'll see this, but it probably wont bother anyone but those truly obsessed by wire OCD, and those types would probably find a way to hide them.- If you don't want your phone/cloud storage to fill up with all the hi-res content you'll now want to shoot, and/or don't want to increase your internet bandwidth use with all the 4K YouTube you'll want to watch now.

Yo antes tenía un monitor FullHD de la marca Asus, de 27", era muy bueno pero ya tenía 10 años con él, así que decidí hacer ya un upgrade a 4k, por lo que mis expectativas eran altas, así que al tener este monitor ya después de un mes de uso, puedo decir que es una gran elección, la calidad de la imagen es extraordinaria, tal cual como debe ser un 4k, el HDR le da una riqueza a los colores y debo decir que el sonido es bastante bueno, pero me refiero al que sale por el jack de auriculares, se escucha mucho mejor ese audio que el de sus bocinas integradas. Debo decir que yo uso este monitor para dos cosas, para el trabajo y para el gaming, yo soy diseñador gráfico y los colores son muy buenos para edición de video o la parte audiovisual, las fotos tienen mejor detalle que son más perceptibles, eso si, el monitor LG soporta una profundidad de color de 10 bits los cuales no puedo disfrutar lamentablemente por mi tarjeta de video, tienes que ser una RTX de Nvidia, ya que sus controladores soportan esa salida o en su defecto, contar con un puerto Display Port ya que estos puetos si siportan la salida de 10 bits, si usas HDMI puede que te pase como a mi que solo puedas usar hasta 8 bits (menos cantidad de colores) sin embargo con esta profundidad de 8 bits lucen bien los colores.En cuanto a gaming, la uso para ps5 y se ven super bien los colores en los juegos, su salida es hasta 60 hrz, yo lo probé en juegos como Fallout 4, Witcher 3, cyberpunk, Horizon Zero dawn, God of war y todo perfecto, en un juego de FPS como Farcry me va super bien, asi que si eres gamer te lo recomiendo, ya si quieres mas tasa de refresco busca otro monitor.En cuanto al HDR es recomendable usar el que trae el monitor, ya que si en windows 11 o incluso en la ps5 habilitas desde sus sistemas el hdr, desactiva el que ya trae el monitor, no sé porque sucede eso, asi que mejor dejo el hdr del monitor y desactivo el de los sistemas.El único defecto que le encuentro, es que no tiene selección automática de señal, cosa que extraño de mi monitor de Asus, si entraba usa señal por un puerto le monitor por si solo se cambiaba a esa señal, en cambio el LG te pregunta si quieres cambiarte a la señal detectada. El botón tipo stick que tiene espero que no se desgaste tan rápido.En general es un excelente monitor 4k hdr10 con 350 nits de 32".