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

Added these two monitors to my work space they are very clear and we’re easy to install would highly recommend

The screen tends to flash off and on here and there. For what I paid, expected better quality. Also missing screw I had to go get to secure (black screw missing).

Este monitor sirve para todos

Bought a larger monitor because Ive been having to squint with my smaller monitors. Easy to put together. The screen has a little glare, but other than that, I love it. The price was decent at $196. I like the color settings, I chose Pape because its easy on my eyes.

First of all, the price was right. I just needed a larger monitor. The colors just seem a little yellow no matter how you try to adjust the settings. Would not recommend if you’re going to be doing a lot of digital arts (illustrator, photoshop, blender, that kind of work), as the screen won’t provide the most accurate colors. For example, it will never show pure white, it’s going to look like a warm off-white. I will say that this monitor is a great size for gaming and getting work done, emails… So far I am pleased with what I received for the price.

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.

On July 15th 2019 my wife and I bought an LG 32ML600M-B monitor on Amazon. A few months ago the monitor stand broke. It just snapped one day. When we first got the monitor the stand seemed very weak and flimsy for the monitor so I wasn’t surprised at all when it broke. Fortunately the monitor itself wasn’t damaged. I called LG customer service and was told that the monitor was still under warranty. I do have the name of the person who I spoke to, as I have the names of all of the numerous people I’ve spoken to at LG since this all started. I will provide them if needed. The person on the phone told me they would contact me “soon”. After a week had gone by and I wasn’t contacted I called back and was told that someone had tried to call me on my personal phone. Well, I get multiple calls from telemarketers every day and I do not answer them. I told the person I spoke to at LG that I would prefer to be contacted by email. No one gave me a heads up that someone would be calling me. On this second call I told the person that I wanted to stay on the phone with him until I got some kind of email conformation that my case was at least being addressed and that they were moving forward with getting me the broken part. The person assured me that he couldn’t do it while I waited, but that an email would be coming “soon”. That email never came. I waited a week. So I call back LG customer support AGAIN. And even though I was told that they had a record of my two previous calls, now I was asked to provide proof of purchase. Why wasn’t I asked for this on any of my previous calls??? We are now a month into this. I provided a screen shot. This time the person waited on the phone with me when he received the email. He confirmed it verbally with me, verified that the monitor was still under warranty and assured me that “someone would contact me soon”. No one ever did. So I call LG customer support AGAIN. This time I was pretty irate, pretty frustrated and I insisted on speaking to a supervisor. I was put in touch with LG Executive Services, which I was told was the “top of the LG customer support food chain”. A man who seemed very nice and very willing to accommodate me apologized profusely and said he would be personally making sure the broken part got out to me immediately. He also told me that he didn’t know anything about the monitor itself as he worked mostly with refrigerators (???) While I was on the phone with him I explained the part that broke thoroughly. He told me he was looking at a diagram of the monitor stand as we spoke. It isn’t really a complicated assembly and the way I explained it should have made it quite clear as to what part actually broke. It’s the only part of the monitor stand that has any weight or stress put on it. As a matter of fact, this stand is so flimsy that I would think they have had to replace quite a few of them. A week later I opened my mailbox to find that he sent me the entirely wrong part. The part that he sent me was a small plastic cap that goes in top of the monitor stand. It is a cosmetic piece that has no function whatsoever other than cosmetic. Who he could have thought this was the part I explained to him on the phone is beyond me. I emailed him immediately and this time I thought to attach pictures of the broken part to him in the email. Why he didn’t suggest this in the beginning if he wasn’t sure of the correct part, I have no idea. Maybe I should have thought of it but I’m not in the monitor business OR customer service. It’s their job, not mine. So now I’m pretty upset. The monitor is now taped to my wife’s desk at a 40 degree angle pointed towards the ceiling. She uses it for work and is on it anywhere from 12-16 hours a day. Now she is experiencing neck pain from the angle of the monitor. So now through my latest email I had no doubt that he would know the correct part from the attached photos. I insisted the correct past be sent to me immediately. And yes…I put it in caps in the email. “IMMEDIATELY”. Now I’m pissed. Wouldn’t you be? And guess what? I never heard back from him. To this day. The man completely blew me off. I waited ten business days, 14 days total, checking my email and my mailbox every single day. I had HOPED the part would show up in my mailbox. It didn’t. Now I’m just feeling foolish. So I email him AGAIN. This time I asked him for the name and email address of his supervisor. The person who he reports to. That email was sent 3 weeks ago. To this day I have not heard back from him. My mind is completely blown that someone who claimed to be a customer support specialist from a major corporation would completely blown me off and ignored multiple emails like this. So now I go and find the names of the three top executives at LG Executive Services, including the senior manager. I email ALL 3 of them. That was a week ago and I still have no heard from anyone. No reply whatsoever. I have also message them on their facebook page to no avail. What do I do? Contact the Better Business Bureau? I doubt that would have any effect. Relentless emails until someone helps me? I doubt this would have much effect either. Beyond being angry or frustrated, I feel incredibly foolish. I can almost picture the customer support specialist laughing to himself as he ignores my emails. The lack of integrity, commitment to customer service or any shred of decency or concern for their customers really is unlike anything I’ve ever encountered before. So now the monitor sits taped to a wall and desk, the tape damage on the finish of the desk getting worse and worse, and my wife’s neck pain also, getting worse and worse. I need help and I really feel like I am at the end of my rope with LG. This whole saga is going on 3 months now with no end in sight. The monitor itself is ok. It’s a monitor. But the stand will likely break and good luck getting help from anyone at LG when it does. And expect to spend FAR TOO MUCH of your time trying to get that help. I will never buy another LG product again and I strongly suggest you don’t either.

Out of the box the refresh rate was set to only 25ghz. Jumping to 75 on the settings improved it significantly. Its a great barebones monitor for a good price. No bells and whistles. The provided arm stand is weak, flimsy, and cannot adjust in anyway so an arm or stand is recommended. The backports only support video and audio. Mostly used for Internet browsing, video watching and working.

Added these two monitors to my work space they are very clear and we’re easy to install would highly recommend

I dont understand why when you buy something new, its missing essential parts. And so as beautiful as this monitor is, I didnt have any screws and fortunately, I had the cable with the pins that had to go into the back of it and then into the computer, because that wasnt included either. You guys should do a better job of making sure everything is packaged.