Samsung U32J590UQR - UJ59 Series - LED monitor - 32" (31.5" viewable) - 3840 x 2160 4K @ 60 Hz - VA - 270 cd/m² - 3000:1-4 ms - 2xHDMI, DisplayPort - dark grey/blue

stopped working after 19 month

Everything was fine for me regarding this monitor except 1080p videos. 1080p videos on this monitor tends to be blurry, otherwise this monitor is fine. So remember that before buying this. However generally speaking 1080p videos don't look great on 4k monitors

Best for the Studio work...

Probably the best screens you can get for the price, absolutely great quality!

These have done exactly what i expected. Provided a good, bright, clear image that refreshes at a good enough rate for most casual gamers and videos. Easy to set up, just plug and play, and a good size screen, really nice for photo editting or playing games with a high resolution.

Overall, I've been happy with this purchase over the last couple of years. It's a good quality screen that I use for work and social - switching between a windows and mac laptop. My only annoyance with it is I can't find a way to stop the screen turning itself off in the work day. You have to hit the power button. I've tried all the settings. I'm also noticing a flicker in the left hand corner - unless why that has started as it isn't close to anything else electrical.

Bought as part of home office upgrade having embraced the post-Covid world of working from home. Good brightness, picture quality and easy to setup and use. Only issue is it occasionally drops out if remotely viewing graphics heavy applications (i.e. engineering CAD models) but this is down to infrastructure and bandwidth limitations at my place of work but would be the same with any 4k screen, so so,etching to be aware of if you’re thinking of a similar upgrade. Otherwise, highly recommended.

First day of usage - was not impressed - I came from using a 13" OLED screen - the blacks being washed out was terrible. Tried to fiddle with Nvidia image setting - made it slightly better. Tried to enable 10bit mode - but that doesn't work over HDMI. On the second day I found the Nvidia setting you need to change to make this great: Display->Resolution->3. Apply the following settings: use Nvidia colour settings Desktop colour depth - 32bit, Output colour format RGB Output colour depth 8bc, Output dynamic range full. Normally NVidia will truncate 8bit depth from 16-235 - which washes out the blacks. With the settings above you get the full range - and super deep blacks. Once it's setup properly this monitor is excellent - it's no OLED but still very very good! Well worth the money!