LG 32GP850-B 32 UltraGear QHD (2560 x 1440) Nano IPS Gaming Monitor w/ 1ms (GtG) Response Time & 165Hz Refresh Rate, Tilt/Height/Pivot Adjustable, Black

I honestly didn’t know how bad I had it. When I put this monitor up against my run of mill budget gaming monitor, I was blown away by how great the picture is. And frankly annoyed at realizing how bad I had it. There is no ghosting that my eyes can see. Color is vibrant and accurate. Contrast is good for an IPS. There is a tiny bit of IPS glow when viewing in the dark compared to my VA monitor, but I can’t expect anyone to break the laws of physics. Worth every penny. I honestly want to buy another one. Have a dual monitor setup now with my old monitor playing second fiddle, and I have a hard time even looking at the other one now.

I bought this monitor to replace my 27inch LG 1440p and have no regrets. When I first set it up I thought it was a little too big, but after using it for a few hours I quickly adjusted to it. Colors are vibrant and I havent had issues of backlight bleed as other reviews have stated. You can also overclock this monitor to 180hz if desired, which is awesome. Overall this is an excellent monitor and you wont be disappointed!

This monitor is as smooth and snappy as my Benq XL2411k TN panel. The performance difference is indistinguishable despite this monitor being much larger. I was willing to sacrifice some responsiveness or input lag for more game immersion, but now I dont have to. It delivers great as an IPS panel with high brightness, good colors and minimal light bleeding in the corners of the monitor (not noticeable while gaming, only when turning on). I bought and returned at least 6 other monitors / tvs in search of the best responding larger display. If youre on the fence, just buy this especially while its under $400. Amazon returns are easy if not, I would know :)

This is a very good monitor. No dead pixels, brighter and much better colors than my two Costco 32 QHD Ultragear alternative, mine has very little lightbleed and IPS glow. I am not sure if this is really new, mine came with no protective plastic or sleeve around the monitor and fingerprints on the screen and edges but all the peripherals were wrapped as factory new.

Monitor seems great. Too bad the power cable it comes with is only around 5 ft long. Makes it nearly unusable if you care even a little about cable management and lg wont even acknowledge a problem. Im returning it.

This thing is replacing a 20 year old dell 30” that was $3,000. Picture is 10x better.

If you want good contrast and brightness, look elsewhere. I will be passing this monitor down to someone else. I love the 180hz, but its not worth the drop in brightness and contrast. It also has no curve to it and a monitor of this size MUST have a slight curve to it or it looks funny and distorted. The curve should be small, not Samsung level curve though. I hope LG reads this.

Comparing to my older 27GL850, this monitor is larger and faster; with an easy (one button push) overclocking to 180 Hz. Of course, with increased size pixel density is lower. What remains same is how great picture quality is out of the box - seems to be an LG thing. Before this one, I tried the MSI MAG274QRF-QD (another highly-rated monitor), and its picture quality was quite bad initially, required a lot of calibrating to remove over-sharpening and oversaturation. Aside from minor backlight bleeding, so far there is no complains about the panel: no dead pixels or other obvious defects. Hope it remains this way. Big thanks to Tim from Hardware Unboxed for the review of 27GP850 (27 version).

this monitor was great for me and my first PC. picture and gaming are so clear

LG came through again. After buying two Gigabyte Aorus 32 FI32Q monitors, I returned them both because they both had numerous dead pixels. I had aways heard Gigabyte was a lackluster brand, but I didnt have enough experience to write them off. Ill avoid that brand in the future. I currently have a 27 LG Ultragear monitor and have been recommending them to my friends for a while. All of us were pleased with the quality and features of our LG monitors, so I decided to buy a new LG instead. I bought the 32 model and there are no dead pixels, no stuck pixels. Everything is perfect. Yes, there is normal IPS glow, but thats just the price we must pay to have the color accuracy and viewing angles that IPS provides. Gaming on this monitor is awesome, especially since I moved up from a 27 to this 32. I did move the monitor farther away from where I sit because 32 seemed a little too large at first. When I moved it away I did not notice the decreased pixel density. The clarity is lower than the same 1440p resolution at 27, but I do not think it looks blurry at all. In fact, the clarity seems great to me, even if it is 93ppi (I think). Everything looks very nice on this panel. Motion is decent. I am very sensitive to motion blur on sample-and-hold monitors, and I truly despise it. However, this seems to be on par with the best LCD monitors I have ever seen, so its a comparably great panel. I am not using the Black Frame Insertion function because I prefer higher refresh rates and using G-sync. And this monitor is fully G-sync compatible. All in all, very impressed with this monitor. I will NEVER purchase anything else from Gigabyte and their Aorus line. And LG came through again. Very happy with this monitor!