32UN550-W Monitor 32" Ultrafine (3840 x 2160) Display, DCI-P3 90% Color Gamut, HDR 10, AMD FreeSync, Borderless Design, Tilt/Height Adjustable Stand - Silver

The 32UN550-W is a wonderful device. Bar none, THE best monitor configuration I have ever experienced. I purchased two of them to use with my MacBook Pro M1 at work. Running at 4K 60Hz through HDMI, the image on the screen is gorgeous. So easy on the eyes. The satin surface of the screen does a really great job of knocking down the glare. When I have them set to the Picture Mode of "HDR Effect", they are bright and contrasty, with terrific color and crispness. The height-adjustable stands are well-built and lift the screens to just the perfect level for comfort. I appreciate the white back shells on them, too. They fit with the office decor. I can work for a full 8-hour day at these monitors and feel nothing of the eye fatigue that I suffered from with my previous LG 1080p monitors. I highly recommend these!

The monitor is easy to install, no bolts.. and it looks great 4k 60fps and it worked great with my xbox series x. One downside is that its a bit of a hassle to fix the picture settings. This monitor requires you to set the brightness up and the contrast as it is sort of dim. I have my brightness to 100 and contrast around 75. This monitor is great for the price. And will recommend it to my friends. This is a solid monitor. 💯

Right after I bought this I regretted it because the color was awful. After many days of research I found a proper way to get the colors to calibrate. After doing so, the color is great. I don't believe the average user will have the desire to take the time to calibrate this to make it look great. Keep that in mind if you are considering purchasing this monitor. After proper calibration, the display does look great. I did not believe I would be able to get it straightened out enough to achieve colors that I could even live with though because they were so far from normal. Like one of the other reviewers stated, I would avoid this unless you are willing to put forth the time to fix the color.

I use this monitor for CAD and office work at home and like it for several reasons. Its height and tilt can be adjusted. There were no dead pixels, and there is good connectivity. It even has built in speakers. When connected via HDMI on a PC with an Nvidia graphics card, it may be necessary to go into the Control Center and set the output dynamic range to Full. On my Lenovo laptop, that wasn't necessary. The correct settings were automatically applied. The image quality is pretty much the same as that of a Lenovo monitor I have in the office. It is of the same size with an IPS panel, and cost more than double of the LG. Can't really see a difference. Good value for the money, if you can live with the tri-color design (black, white, silver).

While the old models without black / white were perfect (and I have 2 of them in my home office), these are next best thing. Yes, the black plastic front with white plastic back is a dumb idea. And no, I haven't ever seen an office or a room where having a 2-toned monitor looks good - you don't have to see the back if it faces a wall. And you'll forget about it as soon as you use them. I use them as dual 4k monitors for business my office too, and I love them. Performance is amazing, height adjustment is just right. I've had the older version for years and they are still working great. Can't recommend highly enough.

THIS DISPLAY IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH NEW M1 MAC MINI (11/2021) Overall: The picture quality isn't particularly impressive, but it's OK. The viewing angles also show a quite a bit of color and clarity distortion. The contrast isn't that great and the image quality feels a bit washed out. There is some degree of manual control over brightness and contrast, but even after trying to get a nice picture out of it I felt unsatisfied with the final result. There are a lot of presets you can use that alter the color and contrast in this way or that, but to be frank they all seemed quite useless and/or were distorting color wildly, except for one ("HDR Effect"). The physical controls on the unit itself consist of one single nub-like button that you can press and use like a joystick to navigate the menu. It works, but it's extremely awkward to use, and at times downright frustrating. The speakers are fair enough for being cheap-o built in speakers, but don't go expecting major bass or a nice full well-rounded frequency range. The stand is ugly and obtrusive, and I ended up using a different stand I had (the VESA-conforming unit mounted easily). And now, the dealbreaker/incompatibility issue for me: This display is not compatible with the Mac M1 Mini (which I just purchased new, 11/2021). Depending on what degree of contrast there is on the screen at certain times, vertical scan lines will either completely appear over the entire screen, or flash (strobe-like) all over the entire screen. I have completely exhausted every single option and combination I can think of in both the OS and also within the controls/menu of the screen, with zero success in fixing the issue. I even updated the Mac OS from Big Sur to Monterey, and while the update did end up providing some extra features in the OS for controlling the display (refresh rate options, for example, were added) the issue still persisted. I even reset the display itself to factory settings, but that didn't help either. Internet searches show me that I'm not alone with this issue. I give up. It's incompatible. Returning it.

This monitor looks like complete junk out of the box. Like, seriously terrible. Too high of contrast, not enough color, blown out whites, too-light darks. Gamma totally wonky. I goofed around with this monitor for an evening like I did with my other LG monitor, a 32UK550-B, which ultimately looks an awful lot like and performs awfully similar to this monitor once calibrated. Like others have mentioned, you should never try to use Windows HDR color with this monitor. This is strictly a normal display with a wide color gamut. The HDR mode locks you out of many settings that are critical for visual fidelity, even color calibration!!! This is bad to the point of meaningless, so don't try to use Windows HDR with this. I installed the driver using their Setup.exe, and manually installed the color profile (.icm) and monitor catalog file (.inf) afterwards just to be sure. Before I share my settings I'd like to mention I like my colors to pop. I may be pushing the monitor a little outside its most accurate range, and your monitor may vary from mine. If a particular color seems blown out, try adjusting the saturation values for the colors nearest to it. Eizo.be has a monitor color test pattern that gives you a view with the same six colors that you can calibrate this monitor with, which helped a lot for me. These are the settings I used to get decent visuals out of my LG 32UN550-W: Picture Mode - Custom Picture Adjust Section: [ Brightness ] - 20 (personal preference) [ Contrast ] - 40 (personal preference - turn it up to 60 for a spicier experience) [ Sharpness ] - 50 [ Super Resolution + ] - OFF (I do not recommend turning this on, it's like an edge-finding postprocess sharpness filter, does weird things to colored text) [ DFC ] - OFF (Could not for the life of me find a scenario where I could tell if this setting made any difference) Game Adjust Section: [ Response Time ] - Fast (still quite a bit of ghosting, oh well) [ FreeSync ] - Extended (on Standard setting you will drop out of FreeSync unless your framerate is extremely stable)(Obviously this does nothing if your computer video source does not support FreeSync.) [ Black Stabilizer ] - 20 (I found that too high of a black stabilizer starts to seriously impact image contrast, and too low of a stabilizer resulted in the darker blacks washing out. By setting it to 20 I could get some decent contrast in dark scenes even if the monitor can't really handle it. Color Adjust Section: [ Gamma ] - Mode3 (I got the most vivid colors and contrast with this setting. Mode4 looks 2nd best to me, Mode 1 and 2 seem washed out, especially Mode 1. Really, really wish I could fine-tune the gamma.) [ Color Temp ] - Custom (All the other profiles are useless, except Manual set to 0 is interesting, because it seems to bring the luminance down a bit without affecting the color temperature noticeably from Custom). [ Red ] - 60 [ Green ] - 60 [ Blue ] - 60 Six Color Section: (All Hues set to 50 as they all seemed calibrated properly, the following are only saturation changes) [ Red_Saturation ] - 70 [ Green_Saturation ] - 60 [ Blue_Saturation ] - 50 [ Cyan_Saturation ] - 70 [ Magenta_Saturation ] - 65 [ Yellow_Saturation ] - 55

I've been with this monitor for going on four months now I would highly suggest it to anyone looking for a solid 4k monitor. The HDR looks good it has a solid speaker set not the best but better than s***. Ever since getting it it's quite literally taken over for my built-in laptop monitor I use the laptop as a secondary screen. And for gaming it just blows me away the free sync is top notch it pulls off smoother gameplay than my built-in laptop screen.

Excelente nitidez acorde al precio. Muy buen producto en general