LG UltraFine 31.5-Inch Computer Monitor 32UP83A-W, IPS with HDR 10 Compatibility and AMD FreeSync, White

I’ve been using this monitor for about six months now, and it has been absolutely flawless. I primarily use it for productivity and gaming on my Xbox, and it excels in both areas.For productivity, the wide screen is perfect for multitasking. I can comfortably fit my IDE and a web browser side by side, and the sharp text makes extended work sessions easy on the eyes. For gaming, the colors are vibrant and immersive. While the blacks can occasionally make dark areas in games a bit harder to see, the monitor offers a variety of settings to fine-tune the color modes to your preference, which is a nice touch.One feature I really appreciate is the USB-C power delivery. It’s super convenient for powering devices, although I wish I had gone with the 90W version instead of the 60W.The only downside is the lack of automatic display detection. Having to manually switch input types through the menu can be a bit frustrating at times.Overall, this monitor has been a fantastic investment. It’s versatile, reliable, and well-suited for both work and play. Highly recommended!

I have used this monitor for about two weeks and for my photography work, it is a perfect monitor. I was used to using the 40" ultra wide but decided it was too big for me so I invested in this. I like how simple the menu interface is as well as the option to recalibrate the monitor with its software and a compatible colorimeter. Not only that, there is a good selection of ports from the 60w USB-C port to the 2 extra USB's as well as a audio jack, it helps simplifies my cables. My only real downside would be the High Dynamic Range mode on this monitor. For HDR content, it is perfect for consumption but when you have to do daily productivity tasks, the HDR outputs a weird green tint that affects the visibility of content.Overall, this monitor is good for it's price and budget (especially if you can get it on sale like me on black friday). But when it comes to HDR content, I would suggest you getting the 5K model as that would be a better buy. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase and it's perfect enough for my line of photography work.

I was tired of using dual HD monitors at home wtih my MacBook Pro (15-inch 2018). It required using 2 USB-C to HDMI adapters and 2 of the 4 ports, and each monitor had limitations due to resolution and awkwardness of tyring to span a window across 2 monitors. Using both horizonatally created an enormously wide space, and the height was not ideal for viewing documents. Using them stacked was awkward, using them vertically side by side was awkward. Everything was awkward.I decided I wanted a single landscape monitor that could replace both of the smaller ones. 32-inch turns out to be the perfect size -- rather large, but not too large. Any larger would be too massive. Any smaller would be unsatisfying, as I need roughly the equivalent display area of my 2 older monitors. Since I intedned to display a lot of windows on this monitor, it had to have the highest resolution, hence 4K.I also went with an IPS type display because I wanted to be able to see it well from different angles . I was ok with lower latency as I am not playing games on it.I've watched some Netflix videos and they look great. I suppose a display purpose-built to be a TV might be slightly better for watching video, my purpose was work use and not video.The display is very bright and has many different display modes to play with.I especially like how EASY it is to connect to the Mac, AND it powers the Mac at the same time! I just connect 1 cable, USB-C to USB-C, between Mac and monitor, and I have power for my Mac (up to 60W) and an extended display. I did have to configure the 4K resolution in the Mac display settings, as it defaulted to HD. Now I have 3 ports free, which is great, and really declutters my desk from al the cables I to connect previously (3 cables before: 1 power, and 2 monitors).The speakers are not very good for several reasons. Firstly, they just sound crappy compared to my MacBook speakers. And secondly, you can't control their volume from the Mac. You have to use the on-screen display in the monitor to adjust the volume. But again, they sound like crap at any volume, so I don't use them.Still, I am very satisfied with this monitor and happy I got it.

Looked for a nicely priced 4k monitor with a good adjustable stand and this monitor has not let me down.Didn't really know it had internal speakers, but when I forgot to turn on my audio interface the worked. Don't use them but nice feature. No they don't sound awesome, but good enough for starters.About the only minus for me is the somewhat large power brick. Not a huge issue, as it behind the desk on the floor.I use it for my Win11 pc, it was immediately auto detected so easy.Movies, image editing, web browsing all easy on the eyes and enjoyable.This model has HDR which as I recall you need to enable on windows.Good monitor, would not hesitate to get another.