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

The screen looks terrific I choose an IPS on purpose - and I really enjoy the colors Monitor has a ton of customization and color options The only downside is the viewing angles in the dark when viewing a black image dont look that great (but thats how IPS works so I dont care)

Ive always used LG monitors bit this is my first time moving up to 32 inches. This monitor is phenomenal. With the right settings, the colors are vibrant, the screen is bright and what more can you ask for than a picture quality that good. If you are on the fence for a monitor you can never go wrong with any of the LG ultra gear.

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!

Fantastic It works great, very fast. The Lg screen has always been one of my favorites I bought it on December 7, 2021 and so far it has worked very well.

Its pretty good but the screen not going all the way to the edge is very irritating and frankly should be disclosed in bigger font. Feels a lot like false advertising.

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.

Great monitor with good color and brightness. I bought this monitor based on reviews, price and G-sync capabilities. I wanted everything I could out of my expensive video card and this monitor delivered! IPS panel and 1ms response time. Well packaged but keep in mind it is shipped in the monitor box so beware of porch pirates! If I had the desk space and the money, I would buy 2 more.

I purchased this monitor mid, October 2022. I got it because the reviews were great. I use it for my pc to use with my gforce 3060 and g-sync. I play warzone on 1440p and 120hz no problem with no picture issues or tearing. I also use my XBOX Series X on the monitor running 2022 Modern warfare 2 at 1440p with 120hz no issues at all. My XBOX said the monitor will run 4k 60hz and played MW in that setting but my PC said thats not possible. Im a big LG tv fan and own 75 4k, 55 4k, 55 1080p (over 10 years old) and a 42 1080p with no issues ever. Last note: The first monitor that was delivered from amazon was broken, kept flickering for no reason. Amazon sent me out a replacement the next day.. The 2nd monitor worked perfect.

This is a great monitor was debating between the m32q for the price and close to performance but I saw the colors weren’t as great so I went with the LG I don’t regret my decision one bit

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).