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

Glare might be a problem for you. I thought it was matte. Bummer. Returning.

It’s really good quality for the money. I wish it had D connection. Not sure what it’s called. Power cord has a brick which kinda annoying.

Great product. Works well and easy to assemble.

In my previous monitor, an ASUS which lasted 6 years before going black, in a photo, I could see a daytime star over Table Mountain in South Africa. I can still see it with this monitor, but its not as easily pronounced. So the definition in this monitor, which was much cheaper, is a bit less. But unless youre analyzing really hi def photos, this monitor is good enough for everything else. I dont do gaming so I cant compare it on that.

It’s really good quality for the money. I wish it had D connection. Not sure what it’s called. Power cord has a brick which kinda annoying.

Its not 4K, but at this price it is great for a work monitor. I have purchased two of them for a dual monitor scenario for my work from home set up. I like the fact that you can plug up to 3 device into each one. Right now I have a laptop and an Intel NUC running on them. I also like that the little, settings, toggle joystick is on the bottom and easily accessible. I have two 4K monitors on my main PC from another vendor and they put their controls on the back so it is a pain to get to them and makes me appreciate these LG monitors even more. Note, I do no gaming on these, but do not doubt that they would work fine for that purpose. One other added bonus is that this monitor comes with both an HDMI and a Display Port cable.

Had several people look at it the sound does not work on this we kept it and just bought a sound bar but because of the sound I had to spend more money so I wasn’t happy with that but the picture is great

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.

The first monitor worked two days then died. From then on, it powered up, but the OSD (On Screen Display) and display from HDMI stopped working and the screen stayed black. The replacement came quickly, and it continues to work fine. The display size and quality are fine for home use and very good for the price. It is a bargain display with acceptable performance.

NO SPEAKERS???, i didnt even realize they made tvs without speakers...