LG 32GS85Q-B PC monitor 80 cm [31.5] 2560 x 1440 pixels Quad HD Black (NANO IPS 32IN 2560 X 1440 16:09 - HDMI X2 DISPLAYPORT HEADPHONE)

Right then. Been using this new-fangled LG monitor for about a month now, and it's time for a verdict. When the box arrived, I thought, "Good grief, that's half the size of my shed door." Thought it'd be too much. I was wrong. For work, it's a godsend for these old eyes. I run one of those Linux contraptions, and I'll be darned if it didn't just work the second I plugged it in. No faffing about. The screen is so big I can have my code on one side and a web page on the other and still have room to breathe. Text is sharp as a tack. The colours look right, not all washed out like some screens. Most importantly, no eye strain after a long session. The youngsters will be interested in the games. Well, I fired up a couple, for science, and it was smoother than a freshly tarmacked road, a surface I'm beginning to believe is mythical. For the price, about £280, it feels like a steal. It's a solid, honest bit of kit that does exactly what it promises, and does it well. And here's a bit of wisdom for you: check the box before you go buying cables. It comes with one, a lesson this old fool learned the hard way. Bottom line: If you want a big, clear screen that just works, buy this one. It's good. Really good.

Se ve de miedo, ningún problema por ahora después de unos meses de uso. Los juegos van fluidos, no hay ghosting y el IPS se nota y mucho de pues de varios años usando un panel TN, el cual funcionaba bastante bien. Eso si, son 32 pulgadas, como poco metro y medio de distancia para trabajar o lo vas a notar en la vista.

Echt zufrieden damit vielleicht kommt nächstes jahr noch einer :-)

Coming from a 4K 27" panel (60Hz) I wanted to get a bigger size with higher refresh rates but wanted to save money on the GPU and avoid a 4K monitor, so I decided to go with the 32" 1440p. For anyone curious, 1440p at 32" is a notable step down in pixel density compared to 27" 4K so that took some getting used to. I would say for the price point and who this monitor is aimed at, it is a very solid choice. The picture quality is technically worse than my 27" BenQ but I bought that monitor specifically for photo editing. For gaming and general office use this is more than adequate and the 180Hz refresh rate is a notable improvement over 60fps gaming. One trick I have found to improve text clarity is to use Nvidia DSR (dynamic super resolution) to set the render resolution to 4K (2.25x) and let the GPU downsample back to 1440p. Not only does this make games look much sharper (it is essentially a better version of anti-aliasing), but it makes general Windows usage better as well.

Great graphics with no latency. No tearing. Runs at 142Hz. Brilliant for fast action gaming. Adjustable in vertical and horizontal axis. Best 32" monitor I've used. I'm using it with an RTX 5060TI GPU.