20 Best Curved Gaming Monitor For Ps5 (2023 Updated)

As much as I intended for this to be my gaming monitor, I wound up using my TV for gaming instead (since it was 55 inch, 4K 120hz), and this became my work from home monitor. The huge screen size and 1440p resolution mean I can snap two windows left and right and multitask easily.

The curve also feels natural. The stand is very wobbly and would benefit from a wall mount perhaps. Could also be my desk as well, my new desk is more wobbly than my old. Even typing this review right now the monitor wobbles some, but I’ve gotten used to it.

Most of the upper tier features of this monitor require displayport instead of HDMI, so for the highest refresh rate and VRR and such. I have it hooked up to my laptop through a DP-to-USB-C cord (v1.

5 of DP) and it supports all settings this way; connecting to laptop via HDMI did not. Also, when I put the laptop to sleep, the monitor will shut off, but when I wake the laptop every morning, I have to manually turn the monitor back on, it won’t automatically turn back on when the laptop wakes up.

Samsung seems to be one of the few brands that doesn’t do this and I don’t know why they don’t consider this to be a default function that every monitor across all price ranges should have. For Samsung, monitors often have to be physically unplugged and plugged back in to auto turn on or switch source input.

Strange. It is this lack of automatically turning on which loses it one star for me. Otherwise, it’s a great monitor.

Great deal for a price! It looks fantastic. Menu is not the easiest, but it’s ok. Pay attention, there is 4k model (with less hz) and 2k model (with 144 hz). If you don’t play games, probably go for 4k one, if you do, 2k is plentiful resolution for the now, too.

Also, make sure you’re using high bandwidth cable. My HDMI-HDMI didn’t work on hz more than minimum (60), started to flicker. But with HDMI – USB-C it works no problem. As a matter of fact, I would suggest adding that to the description.

If I didn’t have USB-C to just try out, I wouldn’t even get this idea (that it could be a reason)!.

Display is fantastic. Response time, colours and quality are all outstanding. It has several different modes and customisable settings to play how you want to play. This has to be one of the best monitors you can buy for this price range without doubling the price for a 4K monitor.

1 minor complaint; you cannot adjust the height of the screen on the stand and are left with around 20cm of clearance between the base and bottom of the monitor. To take full advantage of the specs I would also recommend you have the hardware to match.

While I wait to get my hands on a PS5 I’m using my PS4. Because this can barely run games at 50fps itself and match the display I’m not utilising the monitors full potential.

Very easy to connect the monitor up. The design is perfectly fine I’m not anal because I don’t buy a monitor for how it looks I bought it for how it works. I’m not a major heavy PC gamer I am using this monitor for my Xbox One x console.

I use it to play battlefield FIFA and some mother RPG action games. it works perfectly fine the picture quality is just what I need I’m playing in a room where there is no light and no glare coming in.

and by the way everyone keeps saying that this monitor doesn’t get bright enough I actually had a scene in battlefield where I actually had to take the brightness and turn it down I paid $282 for this monitor.

So far this is the best monitor I have ever purchased I love it and I would highly recommend it to anybody.

I love this monitor. It has an amazing picture and has no issues except one small one: The menue buttons are almost impossible to understand and use. I have read the instructions and still can’t get it to work to adjust all the settings.

But wait: i have an amd rx 270 video card with the latest catalyst. I go into the catalyst video setting and display setting, and set the video to display off of the amd software. I set everything like super resolution to the highest and do custom to set the contrast on 100% and brightness minus 5 and viola, my monitor looks just like a 4k monitor and has an amazing quality picture.

If i get more gaming rigs (i do my own building), i will buy another one of these monitors.

Pross: It’s lightweight, thin, easy to mount it a and it has a crystal-clear image. Cons: What I did not like is that you cannot change the monitor stand, you must use the one that comes with it. Well you can change it, but it looks ugly and adds like 5 inches space in the back between the stan and the monitor, and a very large opening on the back because you cannot use the cover.

Its vesa compatible but not vesa friendly, in other words it will look very ugly if you change the original stand. Overall, I like it, I would buy it again if I needed and I would recommend it to a friend or family member.

Great buck for the bang or however its said, just received it yesterday and since i know i wont have the chance to review after the time i would like to spend using it, i am rushing to say that out of the box, it was easy to assemble and set up, image is beautiful, Division 2 runs and looks as smooth as ever with my radeon and freesync active in both monitor and graphics card, at 100hz.

curved smoothly allows a great view when i fire up Protools and Ableton live. If you are in doubt, let me tell you go ahead and buy it.

So far (2 days into using the display) it’s been a dream. 2k/32in is probably the perfect balance between desk space, pixel density and performance. 4k media looks great on this without producing jaggies or anything similar whilst being crisp and beautiful.

1080p upscales very well with minimal image quality loss if you’re looking to upgrade and using smart upscaling or just standard upscaling for those games that don’t support it. SDR content was washed out at first with HDR on, however (as an AMD GPU user) I forgot that my driver software has a 10 bit pixel format setting that needed to be switched on.

This cleared up all my vibrance issues in SDR content while HDR is enabled in Windows. There is virtually no ghosting, very impressive for a VA panel as I’ve owned others that do ghost pretty badly. Aside from that there are three Overdrive modes that allow for correcting this and fine tuning the appearance of objects in motion.

HDR is absolutely beautiful and turns dark scenes from a washed out mess into nice, deep blacks. This makes horror games or darker titles significantly better to game on. Even on SDR. If you’re looking for an affordable package that ticks all the boxes and seems to be a jack of all trades, this is the display for you.

I can’t think of any downside to this display as it stands currently, and this is after extensive testing in various forms of media (HDR movies and games to SDR games, old games, new games, etc) However I will caution anyone on the fence of a freesync/gsync display, there is flickering that will occur when your frame rate drops below 60fps, as this pushes the screen below 60hz and causes a noticeable flicker.

This has happened with all freesync displays I have used. You can simply fix this by turning freesync off, but it can be a pain at times. If using AMD hardware I believe you can set freesync off for specific titles so if you are playing something that has a locked framerate or you can’t run particularly well but still wish to play, you can always set freesync off for that title and turn vsync on.

Lastly, Thank you Pixio for producing quality, affordable display options. So far I do not regret my purchase, and offering a 3 year warranty with the product was a sign of trust in your build quality.

If this display lasts, you will definitely be my go-to for any future display needs.

Overall as a day one review, this seems like a pretty good monitor. It’s easy enough to setup once you figure out the menu button on the back. The button itself is somewhat difficult to use due to it’s location on the rear of the monitor instead of the side or bottom edge.

I don’t have a very good understanding of how to use/tune free-sync yet, but after using only 60hz monitors forever, it’s very nice having much higher refresh rates. The bezel is very thin, but there’s a good 1-1.

5cm gap between the edge of the picture and where the bezel starts. This might be a setting I haven’t found yet though. The biggest downside of this monitor for me is the stand. It’s terrible. The attachment point on the rear is a little loose and the monitor isn’t level without some adjustment.

I put a piece of silicone under one of the mount feet to level it out. And the feet are absurdly long at 10in or 25. 5cm, taking up less and more desk space at the same time. It’s also a somewhat tall stand, at 3.

8in or 9. 6cm. For a monitor selling at $309, the height should be adjustable. Luckily I bought it for much cheaper on sale. But if I had paid full price, I would be more displeased with this. Day one impression, is a solid 8/10.

Pretty good monitor overall; current price-value proposition is hard to beat. I debated returning this one and replacing with an IPS, but decided to keep it. More on that later. Build quality is good, stand is stable but monitor will oscillate a bit if your desk shakes.

Height and tilt adjustment are sufficient. Gentle curve helps with color accuracy without adding excessive depth to the monitor. Screen quality is really good, gets bright, color a bit oversaturated and blue out of the box but easily fixed; gamma a bit bright but can be calibrated as well.

Of the two monitors that I ordered, one has 3 barely noticeable pixel defects (not a typical bright pixel, but won’t go to full black). Reflection handling is quite good. This is a VA panel, so it has its pros and cons vs IPS (won’t talk about OLEDs here).

Black uniformity and contrast ratios are much, much better. Viewing angle is all right – black levels rise as you move off-center. The curve definitely helps here; blacks are blacker on the edges. Response time is generally good except for certain transitions, which cause “black smear” and to a lesser extent, color smear.

This is more obvious in synthetic tests than normal use, and more obvious in certain games depending on their color palette and in-game brightness. For example, I don’t notice it at all in Rocket League; in PUBG, don’t notice it in outdoor settings, but it’s obvious indoors.

Use the “Super Fast” response time setting for best results. After a couple of weeks of playing competitive shooters, driving games and survival sims on it, I’m planning on keeping it, as opposed to returning and buying an IPS panel.

The color smear can be distracting but is quite infrequent; I’d rather have it over the glowing, greyish blacks of an IPS panel, though.

Ordering was easy, arrived quickly, good build quality. Picture quality not as expected from a Dell monitor. Odd purple-ish color cast I couldn’t correct without ruining reds. Could not get whites crisp, looked light-grey.

Brightness (subjectively) doesn’t seem to reach 300 as advertised. Attempted manual adjustments, I don’t have confidence that it can be adquately corrected with a Spyder calibrator. HOWEVER, skin tones on photos are unexpectedly nice though not fully accurate.

Use: 2nd monitor for software development and photo editing. Replacing a mid-2010 iMac I was using as a 2nd display. Connection: Display Port to a late 2020 27″ iMac. Subjective comparisons to: a) past experience with Dell monitors on Dell machines, e.

g. sVGA/DPI, including photo editing. b) the 2010 27″ QHD iMac it is replacing as a 2nd monitor. Summary: Should be just fine for gaming and for office work if you’re not picky about color and don’t have it sitting beside an iMac.

This is a great monitor for a budget Enthusiast. It really helps with immersion, and has really nice colour, Contrast ratio. The menue is easy to navigate, with it’s built in analogue. It has 3 colour zones that you can customizer too.

And it looks like it’s just been telepirted straight out of a sci-fi. The 120 mhz. Is great feels fast. Has improved my lap times. Shooters feel great too. So yeah great monitor.

It’s a Rolls Royce product, Dell really got this one right. Minor issue, control on the back of the monitor could be better placed, or even duplicated underneath to allow greater options but otherwise this is one of the best monitors for gaming and productivity.

Being able to customise your controls, different modes for different use cases, even the timer display on screen are all features I’ll be looking for on future monitors. G-Sync setup was nice and easy, it’s definite BIG WOW product when people see it.

I’ve been eyeing on replacing my aging monitor which was slowly dimming out after 7 years. This one was on the list to consider when I saw it on sale for $369. First one was DOA as it simply wouldn’t turn on.

Sent back for replacement which took about 10 days and the replacement came in with tape seal missing and one corner of box taking beating. Thankfully screen itself had no dead pixel and monitor had no visible damage, but it wouldn’t play nicely with my work laptop via HDMI (laptop recognized input, but monitor wouldn’t show anything).

No such issue with other computers. However, upon placing it on my desk, I noticed the screen would tilt slighly to left, just enough to be bothersome. As it doesn’t have rotating function, I tried to reseat the screen but with little success.

As I don’t know if another replacement will fix this issue, I’m adding little wedge under right side to take care of it. Power/Function button is behind the screen and that was inconvenient as I have to reach out behind just to turn it on/off.

Power button should be on the front. No flickering so far. Color from photoshop looks accurate even without calibration.

After just one day of using it on a certain application with slow moving and very limited animations, my eyes went bloodshot, and I now have eye strain so severe I have trouble seeing or having to focus on anything without feeling heavy strain on my eyes.

It’s so bad that glasses do nothing to help alleviate symptoms. I’m also noticing now that it is blurry in general, and the high frame rate is basically useless for anything except increasing eye strain.

The blue light reduction causes MORE eye strain. Terrible product. Almost as bad as the old LG monitors that they had to put on clearance because nobody wanted them. $400 for physically damaging eyesight equipment is unacceptable, whatever the reason.

Also the stand is excessively bulky and heavy. As is the monitor itself, especially for an IPS monitor.

Ok hands up im 100 up together with monitors, Im more of a TV guy. TVs I have a vast amount of knowledge in and have recently had some wonderful TVs this year Samsung Q9FN, Q900R, Q950R LG C9, E9 Sony AG9.

Im used to some of the very best picture quality you can buy, but the reason I bought a monitor is that the TV i stuck out with is an OLED again for the 3rd year. OLEDs as a PC monitor isnt a wise investment, as although it looks AMAZING, there is far too much risk.

So I jumped on looking for a monitor that was not OLED, had decent black levels VA Panel and a refresh rate of 120hz amp under 300 if possible. The only contender it seemed was this. Most monitors Ive seen in the wild at friends houses are TN amp to me they look horrific.

So I was pleasantly surprised when viewing this for the first time. Colors seem to pop and its nice amp bright ish. The screen does a nice job of handling reflections and looks pretty sleek. Its got a nice modern look with plenty of screen space.

Im not a fan of curved TVs, but I do like the curved monitor. Set the panel at 144hz and everything seems to run butter smooth. For gaming i usually use a PS4 Pro hooked up to my TV looks amazing but for PC I only use an Intel NUC8i5 for day to day use amp I have a subscription to a Shadow Cloud PC Works very well on all devices for my PC gaming needs GTX1080 atm, RTX2080 in Febuary so no need for freesync or gsync.

Ill just say, it runs very well on this monitor. Everything looks smooth and the contrast looks great. with ONE caveat. BLACK LEVELSTo me as an OLED user, they look HORRIBLE. Very grey mostly. Though if i compare this to what I should, Which is a backlit LED, its about right.

Which is a hard thing for me to get over personally. Though if your used to LCDLED TVs, then I guess this would be ok. Solid connections, terrible stand no adjustment sleek looking monitor, great for gaming, 144hz that performs well, poor black levels amp viewing angles blackish quickly shifts to grey of axis, no speakers but you know that.

My model arrived with x3 stuck pixels, one which is red, two white. Delivery was very prompt though my package arrived with x2 large rips to the box. Item inside was fine though amp nothing was missing.

Review of Samsung LC32JG52QQUXEN 32Inch Curved WQHD 144 Hz LED Gaming Monitor Dark SilverWhere to start, well I guess the quick and easy one is do I like it The answer is, yes. Great review, thanks for reading.

A more indepth answer would be, yes I do like it but there are also many things I dont like. Oh man, at first its gigantic and its glorious Sadly, you quickly get used to it though, until you have to use a 2327 display again and you suddenly think, how did I ever use such a small display I was choosing between a 27 and this a 32, the 27 appealed to me for the increased PPI pixel density but size won out in the end and I do not regret it.

For all games, especially for openworld RPGs, its frickin amazing. And movies, web browsing, or productivity too, you cant beat a big display its just a great experience. I cant say too much as Ive been using 120144Hz displays for nearly 10 years now so Im very much used to it, but if youve never experienced it and you want this display for gaming.

put it this way, a game running smoothly at 144fps is better than chocolate or pizza, or pizza with chocolate topping. This is something I thought I didnt care too much about but once you scale to 32 of larger on PC where you sit quite close to the display, wow it makes a big difference.

Again, its something you get used to and just accept after a few days until you sit in front of a large display that isnt curved and you hate it because the edges look terrible. A curve is totally unnecessary for under 30 though even if its an ultrawide.

I saw a curved 24 169 display a few weeks ago and it just looked ridiculous. , , ,. , the colors are good, not great but not terrible like a TN panel. That said this is definitely not a professional panel with high gamut accuracy, its just good for the average user andor gamer.

amp As a high refresh gamer I came from TN panels so for me this is flippin fantastic, its no OLED, but its amazing compared to TN panels. The blacks are. well black not light gray, and the whites are bright white, I mean its not HDR but its still bright and contrasty especially in a dark room playing a stealth game.

It definitely has a slight halo effect but its very slight, no worse than TN panels I own. Better than I expected from a VA panel. You just cant beat 1440p for gaming right now. So much easier to run than 4k, so much better to look at than 1080p, and you dont need a 10k monster rig to push 100fps.

This is the sweet spot. I think it looks pretty nice, its not the thinnest or most premium looking but the color and thin bezels make it look nice, classy even, its not garish and dripping in RGB bling shouting gAMerRr1 The stand, however, more details about the stand can be found in the section of this review.

I was expecting and prepared for some pretty obvious ghosting and blurring because its a VA panel, its just something you have to put up with. On this display its actually not too bad, I mean theres a noticeable increase compared to TN and at first, it was very noticeable but thats because I was looking for it, after a few hours you just dont see it any more unless youre whizzing the cursor around on a blank dark screen.

Much, much better than TN but still pretty. meh. From a 40 degree angle, the color shifts quite a lot, again not terrible like TN but I was expecting better. Mine has some backlight bleed in the corners, its not bad but its not great.

Again its one of those things that you really dont notice unless its really bad which thankfully mine isnt. I know this display is on the lowside of midrange, its under 300 so its an inexpensive display but comon, Samsung Some silver tape inside the bezels on mine is sticking out the bottom and fully visible see the attached pictures My one shipping with no less than 6 stuck pixels, not dead just stuck.

This is the first TV, monitor, phone, tablet. etc, Ive ever bought that came with stuck pixels out the box. Less than 10 defective not dead pixels is declared acceptable by, Samsung, so if you were to return yours you would need to give a different reason for returning it.

I was seriously annoyed when I found this out, I mean I could have easily sent it back to Stationery Packs and maybe received a better one, but the replacement also may have been worse. So, I used it for 3 weeks to see if they got better, plus I used the multiple times to hopefully kick the pixels back into gear and I have to admit after 45 days I stopped noticing them because I stopped looking for them.

Over the 14 months Ive used it every day I havent noticed them more than 3 or 4 times as theyre only visible on plain static color backgrounds plus even on a large display like this, the pixels are still tiny.

So, even though I know where they are I still have trouble finding them as theyre so tiny. Nonetheless, it still sucks but you really dont notice them, unless theyre dead pixels. Not to be confused with backlight bleed, this is the overall glow from the backlight when the screen is showing a dark or completely black image.

Its worse than TN which I wasnt expecting, in fact, it really bugs me when playing a stealthy type game or watching a dark horror type movie at night, when theres a dark image the black areas glow too much for my likely.

It definitely helps to sit a little further away andor have a small light source in the same room. But it could be worse, its not as bad as IPS glow, IPS is a whole different ball game for backlight glow.

I can sum up the stand in one simple sentence I ordered a VESA 75×75 wall mount the same day I received my monitor. Need I say more Its thats bad no adjustment or movement in any way, piano gloss finish plastic, flimsy the display wobbles even just from typing, and its not even the same color as the panel its a dark navy blue Its terrible, please just buy a desk or wall mount if you buy this display, they only cost 10.

I was going to give it 3 out of 5 stars because the stuck pixels really annoyed the hell out of me, but I have to admit after the first few days I really havent noticed them. Overall, am I happy Yes.

Could it be better Yes. Is it good for the price 279. 99 Yes, its pretty much unbeatable. If youre a gamer, you want a large display, and you have around 300 to spend then you can do much worse than this display, but having 32, 1440p, 144Hz, and curved for under 300 comes at the cost of quality control and a few annoyances.

28inch curved screen Samsung monitor. Things to know before you buy. 1. Has volume control but no internal speakers. Volume control is for the headphone socket on rear. Pointless. 2. Switching it off is needlessly silly in that by default the led flashes blue when its in standby and off when on.

And its difficult. to switch it off. so backwards Sammy boys. 3. The joystick control for the internal osd and settings is v. effective. 4. You get a full144hz from the supplied Display Port lead or from HDMI 2.

not HDMI 1 which is capped to 60hz. but no. Hdmi lead is. supplied. once you go 144hz you will never go back to 5060hz. 5. There is also no horizontal height or tilt adjustment. 6. No AMD or NVIDIA high frame rate or HDR support but I see no tearing on games either.

7. As this is a native 2560x 1440 pixel panel not UHD OR 4K. you games will. look fuzzy in 1080ip. so to render properly you will need a beefy graphics card. ie. a gtx1060 or better in reality.

Pros: – Really large display and the curve is perfect. There really isn’t anything like it. When it works, gaming and watching content is amazing. Cons: – popping noises from either side of the screen due to plastic exterior on back expanding from the heat.

This monitor produces a lot of it. Occurs more frequently depending on brightness level. On high you’ll hear it every 20 seconds for an hour or two. Happens when you leave it on standby or turn it off too.

– had a spot where the backlight bleed was noticeable and annoying. When watching things like Netflix you can see it as the resolution doesn’t allow for full screen videos, the black bars is where it would be noticeable or when darker content is viewed on that part of the screen.

– requires firmware updates that are being worked on in order for there to be less glitches and a seamless gaming experience at 120 and 240hz. – partially dead pixel at the top in the middle but hardly noticeable at all and didn’t bother me much, I hear there are ways to smoothen it out and make it disappear.

– Had to make an exchange as there was a flickering issue on the left side of the screen just off centre. It would happen intermittently. Online forums encourage changing different elaborate settings to try and get rid of it but still it persisted.

It’s a lottery at this point. You may get one with no issues at all or you will go through a few returns as the quality control is so bad.

I’ve been running this monitor for about a week now and I’m really blown away by how good this thing is! firstly this is going to need a half decent graphics card to push this number of pixels. For gaming I’m running a older 1070ti graphics card on a 2700x Ryzon rig and I get a solid 60FPS and it is smooth and I mean really on this screen.

you will have to do a little dance with most games to get them to span correctly and there is no out of the box point n click as each games needs will dictate how or if ultrawide will work. coming onto productivity, this is a joy to work with, I run my work laptop via remote terminal and a hard wired LAN and for pushing spreadsheets and emails this thing is a joy! I can with ease have at least 3 pages open and span them as needed.

Focal range is great and I don’t feel any eye strain. Looks wise. its big! really big! but no bigger than 2 27″ side by side though and you loose the join. All in all a real pleasure to work and play on!.

I’ve used this monitor for a week and a half, and overall I like it. The first thing I noticed was it was darker than my 4K TV, and that took a bit to get used to. It’s not in direct light, so it still looks good for games.

The second thing I noticed was the black bezels around each side. Not the plastic ones you see in the pictures, but the ones built into the screen giving you less screen real estate than what you think you’re getting.

It’s disappointing, but you get used to it after awhile. On the bright side, the picture quality is nice and the refresh rate is pretty nice coming from 60hz. The colors are good enough for gaming and editing, but I doubt you should use it for major, color accurate editing.

I’d personally recommend it if you want a cheap 1440p 144gz monitor, but I’m not a monitor aficionado. Edit: black text will smear in games.

To start off, I know monitors. I saw the VIOTEK GNV32DB with all of its bells and whistles and thought, “Is too good to be true???” I bought it expecting the best. BOY was I disappointed. The look and feel of the monitor is great for the price point.

Feels sturdy, nice little headset holder on the back of it. Back panel has red LED lights. Curve is gorgeous. Monitor has no speakers. AT first impressions, this thing looks like it means pure business at a awesome price.

Before I even set the resolution, there was no dead pixels. Here is where things get interesting. 1. NO GSYNC Compatibility on my OMEN laptop running a nvidia gpu. Look at the picture I uploaded. Selected display is not validated as GSYNC compatible.

That was the MAIN reason why I bought it. Before you ask if I updated my drivers, Yes I did. Updated the NVIDIA and Windows drivers. Yes, My display port cable is an Accell cable, VESA certified to run at 1440k 144hz.

Restarted, and the GSYNC prompt disappeared. Red flag 1. 2. Refresh rate changes. If I am browsing the web, or watching youtube it stays at 144hz. When I open COD:MW, ROTR, or Witcher 3, the refresh rate changes.

I got a 1060 6gb and it runs a perfect 1440p 144hz medium to low settings on my other monitor which isnt g sync. Before you ask again, Yes. all my settings are set to run the game at 144hz. Using NVIDIA inspector to force the 144hz as well.

Red Flag 2. 3. Viotek loves to brag about their Xbox One X capability on their website. It says it can run 1440p at 120hz. With freesync! “If it works this would be great investment for the Series X,” I thought.

I would rather run 1440p at 120hz with optimized performance like the XB1X does at 1080p at 120hz. But this monitor can’t detect the 1440p at 120hz. I then disabled the freesync control on the monitor hard reset my xbox.

and STILL not able to get 1440p at 120hz. Red Flag 3. I hope that this monitor is just an outlier in the bunch that were produced. Didn’t get what I paid for. Buy at your own risk.

Pros: – Supports freesync (Freesync/Gsync are very overrated in my honest opinion) – Monitor is sturdy – Curve is very nice Cons: – Very bad ghosting with 6ms (GTG) / 4ms (OD) response times – Very dim display at 250cd/m2 – Bad colors, I found my self having to increase the saturation having to make up for how weak the colors were in this monitor.

My conclusion: It pains me to say after I was so excited to find a cheap monitor, but you should avoid this monitor. If you are willing to go with a 27″ screen, there are far better options at this price range if you spend the time to research diligently.

If you must get a 32″ screen, I would suggest to spend more money on a better monitor with a 1/2ms (GTG) response time to avoid ghosting. I am personally going to be returning this monitor as both the dim display and the ghosting are too big of issues for me as a gamer.

True 4k display, 144hz response. HDR does sometimes not connect properly causing display sync issues, but once turned off it acts perfectly normal. Runs with most modern games, doesn’t conflict with any default settings(other than Battle Front 2).

Plays Minecraft and Warframe beautifully! Over all some minor soft ware limitations, but well worth the larger 27″ screen and 4k resolution. Would strongly recommend.

The package was received wet (rain downpour on the day of delivery, it was left outside in the rain). I was offered a replacement but I was on a time crunch so went ahead and accepted the shipment. That said, the screen works good so far.

I never bought a screen to compare so the four stars may just do it.