LG FHD 32-Inch Computer Monitor 32ML600M-B, IPS with HDR 10 Compatibility, Black

I love the monitor itself, when I finally had it working. I ordered this monitor for my HP computer. However, upon connecting and starting up the monitor I could not get any signal. I ended up calling HP and through some trouble shooting we realized it is the HDMI cord that came with the monitor that is not functional. I reached out to customer support and they refused to replace the HDMI, instead I was told I would have to return the entire monitor in order to replace the HDMI. After not getting anywhere I need up spending the extra monitor on purchasing an other HDMI cord.

I love the monitor itself, when I finally had it working. I ordered this monitor for my HP computer. However, upon connecting and starting up the monitor I could not get any signal. I ended up calling HP and through some trouble shooting we realized it is the HDMI cord that came with the monitor that is not functional. I reached out to customer support and they refused to replace the HDMI, instead I was told I would have to return the entire monitor in order to replace the HDMI. After not getting anywhere I need up spending the extra monitor on purchasing an other HDMI cord.

Got this monitor to use when I work remote. I dont use it for gaming, but the picture is really clear and colors are bright. Its a good size for the price. Very happy with it.

Monitor looks as described in the product description. Big and wide enough for a medium sized desk or table/workspace. The problem that seems immediately noticeable is that the monitor when setupt has a *fixed* forward tilt of about 10-15° - Thats actually not true, because you CAN adjust the tilt when you know how to, and its simple. I had read of this in some of the reviews but still decided to buy so I could see what it really is like. The apparent lack of ability to tilt the screen backwards probably doesnt take away from any practical use but being aware of what some have reported as a permanent forward tilt or bend will make you wonder whether you want to keep it or not as its probably going to be a first for many people. All my monitors to date have been straight or can be tilted BACKWARDS and so can this one. Folks who commented in their reviews that they could not either do not know what to do, received a faulty monitor or set it up wrong. I reckon that those who mentioned the stand cracking might have been trying to adjust it backward so it sits straight and had their monitor incorrectly setup somehow. Dont force your monitor to tilt back once assembled (which only takes 5 minutes and is easy) if you force the monitor back in an attempt to adjust it you will break it off from the base. To tilt, hold the bottom and middle of the screen and then gently title the top backwards ... and thats all it takes. When I originally wrote this product review I too could not figure out how to adjust the tilt and believed you could not do it because of the reviews that said you couldnt. Thats not true. This monitor DOES tilt back or forwards but the initial setup has a forward tilt as shown in the pictures immediately after the setup.

Works as expected

Its a nice display, with a nice picture, but overall there is some inconvience with its design. The whats in the box answer for the product is inaccurate. Its an AC power supply, not a power cord. Also, the power supply is a massive box with the prongs vertical so you can only plug one monitor to an outlet and need two outlets close by to your desk or cover multiple outlets on a power bar to plug in two displays only. This multi-display setup is common for most users now-a-days, so this can make setup at your desk location difficult with the AC adapters covering or limiting your outlet options for other peripherals that need power.

Others had reported a cheap and weak stand. LG must have listened to the reviews because mine came with a metal stand. I was a tad disappointed in the resolution, not because it is bad, but because of the resolution of my old monitor, a dell ultrasharp u3011. (The Dell also costs like 5x as much.) I was also disappointed that there were no USB or DisplayPort connections, but again, Im comparing it to a much more expensive monitor. (And I could have learned this from the specs, but I assumed these were standard on all new monitors.) On the good side, it uses only a fraction of the power of my old monitor, and so doesnt get hot like the DELL. Note: My computer does not have HDMI, and the monitor only has HDMI (and VGA). The instructions that came with the monitor recommended against a DisplayPort => HDMI cable as it might cause compatibility problems. I went with the cable anyway and found it works fine for video, but I was not getting any sound. Apparently, after installing this monitor, my system switched the default sound device to the LG monitor (so obviously no sound.) This was quickly remedied by manually switching my audio device back to my speakers. PROS: 1. the price was great 2. easy to setup 3. picture quality is good (not what Im used to, but good for what it is.) 4. relatively light 5. low power consumption, runs cool-warm CONS: Not enough features (covered above) Long story short, I like the monitor for the price/size:

My last monitor was 23 so this is twice as big in terms of square inch area. I actually have to lean back sometimes. No issues, and quality far exceeds what I need.

Good quality, very responsive and lots of settings. Easy to setup and easy to mount with VESA compatible mount points. Had one for a couple years and bought a second one because I liked it a lot

Thai is a great buy for the money. Flexibility with 2 HDMI and VGA IN, form factor is great if you have more than one. The ONLY down side is the fact that the stand does not have the possibility to move UP/DOWN, and very limited TILT FRONT/BACK. Thats the only thing that made me not giving it 5 STARS.