LG 32MN600P-B 31.5′′ Full HD 1920 x 1080 IPS Monitor with AMD FreeSync with Display Port and HDMI Inputs (2020 Model)

Very good monitor excellent picture and a good value.

The monitors are not ultra thin like some of the other LG or Samsung products, but they work great. Compatible with all universal mounts, sturdy, and good resolution. Purchased a few more for our office.

This is an amazing monitor for productivity and video. The picture is crisp, vibrant, and easy to view. The monitor itself is quality, and the stand is perfect. The monitor also has good range to tilt down or up. I purchased a longer HDMI cable for it, and will also be looking for a longer power cord. It was easy to set up and begin using. The value is unbeatable. I am very happy with this purchase. I would recommend this monitor to anyone.

A decent looking monitor and cheap. BUT it all depends on what you need it for. I bought as an extra monitor for WFH, and the 1920 x 1080 resolution for 32 monitor is just not good enough for everyday work, where you need to sit close to it. The texts and items on the screen are not sharp or clear. I returned it and ordered another one with 2560x1440 resolution.

Not a gamer, so Im not sure of the additional demands that gaming puts on a monitor, but it is a great monitor for regular work and surfing stuff that I do. Only wish that monitors and TVs in general would go back to matte finish to help with glare.

Value for money

Crisp, clean, excellent quality.

Is a good monitor for the price range of $225 to $250 Canadian. Con -image isnt the brightest, I notice this when placed beside an older monitor from another brand. But if you are using it in an area without direct glare it should be okay. Panel is glossy, not matte, so keep this in mind. Where Im sitting, I have no problems with reflections. There is a tilt adjustment but no height or pivot adjustment. When tilting, it feels a little firm but thats a good thing because the monitor will then maintain the tilted position and not move back. Con -stand is a little wobbly, not too big an issue for me because I have the monitors bezel just touching the edge of my second monitor, so now I can type on the desk without this LG jiggling around. You can also ditch the stand and use a sturdy mounting arm. Be aware this LG is 1920x1080 in a 31.5 format. While some reviews complain about seeing pixels, for me it looks just great, keeping in mind my eye-to-screen distance is typically 34 inches or further. This monitor is great if you want bigger text and icons compared to a 27 monitor with the same resolution and dont want to have to sit with your face right up to the screen. It makes a good browsing/email monitor for seniors or people with nearsightedness, provided they dont need extra brightness. Colours look great to me and not noticing any ghosting while scrolling web pages. Using the HDMI connector, I have the refresh rate set to 75 Hz. LG provides a monitor driver on their website. Installing this also gives you a colour profile if you need colour management. I didnt bother installing the split-screen software thing, I dont need it. Text clarity is great, especially once I turned on Windows ClearType and adjusted to my preferences. No sub-pixel weirdness going on here. There are no built-in speakers but you can plug in headphones or external speakers. Im using an HDMI cable, which allows sound to be transmitted from the computer to the monitor. At first, I couldnt select the HDMI audio output as the sound device in Windows...it was in the list but disabled, claiming nothing was plugged into the audio jack on the back of the monitor. This stumped me until I went into Device Manager, found Intel Display (Im using built in motherboard graphics) and clicked on update driver. This solved my lack of audio! The cons for me are minor, the pros and price point are just right. I tested for bad pixels and had zero defects.

I use for general computing and streaming; smooth and great colour performance.

Great value for this monitor