LG 32SR85U-W Smart Monitor 32-inch 4K UHD (3840x2160), IPS Display, webOS 23, USB Type-C 90W PD, Built-in FHD Webcam & Speaker, HDR 10, AirPlay 2, Screen Share, Bluetooth, White

Here is the thing.... when you get one product that meet several tasks, you will get an average for all, instead of the best for each. And specially for the price range.We are building a camper van and we can only fit 32". I was looking for OLED and OLED tv in 32 just does not exist. So I moved to computer monitors, and guess what. a 32 in oled monitor costs the same as a 65 oled tv, on same specs. And on top of that I had to get any google tv device to make it "smart"Is where I found this relatively new thing. "TV Monitor". I almost purchased the samsung M7, then found out that there is an M8, then found out that samsung removed the vesa mounting on m8... and so on.Ended up on LG. I have 6 Samsung tvs and 1 LG. and I'm in love with that oled tv.This monitor tv, has sort of limited hard for the HUB, but still great. My 4k U$ Samsung tv 85" 2023 model is getting slower by every update. I takes forever to exit youtube and go to another app or even live tv from the antenna. And a 50 U$ google tv dongle, does 5 times faster....In any case, WebOS is proven to be fast and keep that over the updates.The quality of this tv monitor is aceptable. is 4k but playing a YT video in 4k you will notices a little "strobe" over frames, like is struggling to process the image (probably not a good hardware decoder). but will do just fine in 2k or 1080p which is more than enough on 32". 4k Input, or even using plex, will play 4k perfectly.Webcam works easy on PC, and even android (yes). but it has some issues on mac. One 2023 macbook pro detected and worked perfectly, and another 2022 didnt see it at all.It has some anti reflection film, which is nice, specially for the rv. And the brightness is great tooThe powersupply is HUGE 200W+ 19.5v (exactly as a gaming laptop power supply). I'm planing to do an step up from 12v to 19.5 on the van.Software works perfectly, but I'm used to WebOS.Speakers are like any monitor speaker, no bass, and may be a little mid in some rare cases. BUT you can easy pair a BT speaker. And the tv has a delay adjustment to sync the speakers with the video (If you ever used BT on a tv, you will know that the sound has like 1 sec delay). this feature is just awesome. And you can use the TV factory speakers with the BT at the same time.You can even connect 2 BT (they have a compatibility list) and do like a 2.1 system.The surround effect is cool too (using the BT). which is basically an eco+delay effectThe finish is good, and is thin and does not weight too much (specially without the stand). remote is decent too. But you can pair any BT remote with it, if you want to add like a trackpad or keyboard to the equation.It has by default a energy saving on, which reduces the power usage to 50% but is mostly by limiting the brightness.If you primary use it as a computer monitor, and now and then you want to watch YT, or put some background music, without need to play it from your computer, this is a great option. Specially ins mall apartments or vans :DSummarizing, it performs as a decent 400$ tv, and at the same time is a good monitor I think is the best image/software balance you can get today in 32". if you want something better, move to Oled on 42"+

I made an arrangement today to return my LG 32SR85U MyView Smart Monitor to Amazon. The problems, I believe, center around a buggy menu interface. When in the menu system, it would crash or jump from one place to another. It could not successfully connect to my Netgear Orbi 960 router. When trying to connect, it would jump from the selected network to another network all by itself. It would also loop around after selecting one network and entering the password, it would bring you right back to the network selection screen..I tried with LG support to connect to my iPhone hotspot. Same “could not find access point” results. LG still wanted me to work with my internet provider even though my iPhone uses a different network. It made no sense. The monitor was connected to my Mac mini via HDMI and a USB-C. LG was not able to use the data connection to upgrade/refresh its operating system (no plan B). Of course the web cam never worked. I read in another reviw that if the camera worked it wpould only work with LG apps and not Zoom. That is crazy. The video was pretty good. If I didn’t lose all confidence in its operating system capabilities and stability, I would have probably kept it for the video alone at the $400 price.

Very Good image quality and easy to set up..

First of all I bought two of these for use with Mac Studios. I really havent used any of the smart capabilities of the monitor so I really cant address those functions. As for being a monitor, the thing works well. I am using the HDMI port from the Mac and everything functions as it should. The monitor is sharp and has several resolutions. The detachable camera is nice and it does have a closable door on it which is a plus. As for the negative parts of this monitor, there are 3. First is that the power cube that comes with this is huge and I mean big. It measures 7.25 x 3.25 x1 and not only bulky but heavy. Second, while the power cord is adequate length (actually too long) the cord that extends from the power cube to the monitor is only 5' in length. This makes it difficult to put the power cube on the ground and bring the cord over the side of the desk to the monitor. It simply isnt long enough. I would prefer a shorter power cord and a longer monitor cord (at least 6' if not 8'). Lastly, there are 3 USB C ports on the back. All 3 are above the power cords in the middle of the back of the monitor. They should have been positioned on the bottom of the back or, better yet, pointing straight down off the bottom of the monitor. Had I known all of the short comings, especially the power cube and cable length, I would have probably selected a different monitor altogether. However, it does work well and the price was reasonable.

I have only had this monitor for a week but have used most of it’s features. The speakers are a bit thin like most flat screens, I added a Bluetooth receiver with bookshelf speakers and now it sounds perfect. AirPlay and Apple TV has been working great. The built in apps for streaming run smoothly and are easy to organize anyway you like. I have it plugged into my M3 MacBook Pro with USB C and it provides charging and I have used the other 2 USB C ports to connect more devices. This screen is a big improvement over the laptop screen because it’s over 4x larger. It has a large power brick which is probably why the panel is so thin, I plan on running a monitor mounting arm so the thin power cable will be easier to route with 1-3 USB C cables. The updated price is just right for this screen and the smart features, only thing that would be nice is an audio out or HDMI ARC. I was lucky my WiiM Amp has Bluetooth and connects but not sure on other options for those that want to run surround sound. If you are looking for a 4K/60 monitor with smart TV features this is a good option.

ordered 3 monitors so far and only 1 works. also, one of them looks completely different from the other and was missing the webcam part.