LGUltraGear 32GN600-B - LED-Monitor - QHD - 80 cm (32")

I bought a pair for myself and liked so much that I bought my wife a pair when I set up her home office. Both of them. The picture quality is excellent, the brightness is excellent, a good value, easy to set up and have a one millisecond response time which is good for gaming. Also have a high refresh rate which is also good for gaming. They're not the top end of gaming monitors but I feel like they are a very good balance of high performance for a very good low price.

Compared to my other monitor, this one is very good quality, with good speed and image quality. I think the only downside is that the bezel is a bit thick and the text can look blurry if you're not looking straight ahead.

No issues. Performs as advertised! Highly recommended.

My son absolutely loves this display for gaming.

Got this for a great deal when signing up for prime cc.Picture quality is great. Refresh rate is great. Only draw back is the ghosting of blacks. But only really noticable on very dark images

great for trading

I purchased this because an answer to a question posted on this listing says there is an option in the menu for g-sync. There is no option for g-sync. To my knowledge it isn't on the g-sync compatibility list either. There is an option for free-sync in the menu. The monitor is fine otherwise.

Image quality can't be discredited, and while the menu and configuration can be a bit bothersome and complicated to navigate with options that lock out other options over different sections making you wonder whether that configuration is even available, you only need to configure it once anyways.Still, for it to never get exposed to physical shock, magnetic fields or over-temperature and still get a ridiculous string of strong backlight bleed for no reason is inconceivable. The monitor screen just straight up failed on normal use, like it's a disposable thing. This isn't a cheap product, and LG isn't a bad manufacturer. I expected at least 5~7 years of use, and while I'm glad that I got no dead pixels so far, the backlight bleed killed it for me. Worse part, since I had to import because LG doesn't sell it where I live, I can't even claim warranty that the law on my country covers (hidden defects), and I doubt this is gonna be a cheap fix (or even something that will be fixable). Then there is the problem that I doubt a local LG repair center will want to touch, since it came from another country, and if they do, they'll want to bleed my wallet dry with excuses of "we need to import the repair parts" (even if they don't).