LG 32" Ultra-Gear QHD (2560 x 1440) Gaming Monitor, 165Hz, 1ms, Black 32GN600-B.Aus, New

It is perfect, like to the minute details, it was perfect, from packing to display everything is top notch, i decided to purchase monitor from lg after losing 23k on a random aandu paandu monitor supplier and I gotta say purchasing from lg is my best decision i am very pleased from this product

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] this is the first time that I have used a curved monitor - but I'm finding it very easy on the eyes. Setup was easy with just a single HDMI cable. The display is clear and crisp. If I had any bad to say about the monitor it is the position of the controller joystick. With the 27" model (which I have), there is no speakers for audio playback so I'm using a small soundbar; but with the soundbar in place, under the monitor, I have to move it to get to the joystick. Having said that, it is a minor price to pay for the display that I've now got

The picture is so clear. I bought this for my Xbox series S to upgrade my experience playing the best FPS game on the market: CoD and this monitor delivers. The ability to get 1440p @ 120Hz truly gives me a better competitive edge in most Multiplayer game modes. I’ve never seen so much detail while playing a video game before.

You are not getting top shelp here for this price but if you are looking to replace that 27" 1080p or 1440p, this is a very good choice. Color is good, set-up is easy (can be wall mounted if desired) but the DP cable included will not support 165hz. You'll have to buy that cable for the top refresh rate. HDMI is 2.0-not 2.1 (if that makes a difference to you?). Make sure to run one of the many monitor color tests found on youtube. It will ID any dead pixels or color issues right out of the box. Otherwise, a good monitor for a great price.

Great monitor for the price they had, it was $199 online the week prior to Black Friday and it was $199 in store on Black Friday. I couldn't pass up this deal to upgrade to 1440p for my PS5, I ended up buying two, one for myself and one for a friend. Great size, visually better than the 1080p I was on. I did mount it to save desk space, 32" is a good size. The HDR is in fact not that great but don't let that dissuade you, if you can get it on sale. I love the fact that I can get 120hz at 1440p. Im very happy with this purchase.

Casual gamer - picture quality is excellent based on my needs and price. Only issue with the model is if you plan on wall mounting - inputs are on the back and not bottom so if your monitor is against wall, you wont have much clearance for the input cable. Additionally, if you do remove the stand, there is still a metal attachment that you won't be able to remove - there may be some additional screws, but I did not see it on my inspection to take it apart.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good colour control settings, strong dci p3 although quite a pain to calibrate. Unfortunately not possible to use srgb mode, as it locks 90% of settings. HDR400 is fine but mid enough that I may just never use it. Coming from a clean, consistent TN screen (that had wonderful clear text), the viewing angle is just atrocious on this-are all IPS like this? Looking straight on, the corners and notably bottom have a strong almost-vignette effect, never quite feels right. Bunch of light bleeding and tint. Half a dozen stuck pixels when on black but usually not noticeable otherwise.

nice monitor very large size, a little too bright compared to my old one but my eyes will adjust. The only complaint is... I bought it for use with Lightroom and the HDR function. Unfortunately you cannot calibrate any settings when HDR is on which makes it worthless for that. Otherwise it works well but the HDR is really a gimmick on this one.

turned up the contrast a bit to 80 or so but it looks a bit washed out compared to my msi monitor. maybe boosting the contrast higher might be better but the msi one looked great out of the box, this lg one definitely needs some tweaking out of the box.

Monitor looks decent if you only look at the middle. Not sure if it’s a defect on my unit but there is about a 5mm gap between the display panel and the backlight (see pictures) and around the edges is extremely distracting. Not sure why they would do this but I’ve never seen a monitor with that.