LG 32GP750-B 32 Inch QHD (2560 x 1440) IPS UltraGear Gaming Monitor with 1ms (GtG) and 165Hz Refresh Rate, NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible with AMD FreeSync Premium, Tilt/Height/Pivot Adjustable - Black

Purchase 2 of these LG 32 inch QHD ( 2560x1440) 165Hz monitors on 11/29/24 & received delivery on Dec 5, 2024. I replaced 2 long lasting 60hz LG 1080P monitors (1920x1080). I choose the flat screen monitors because I am using 2 of them together and the monitors have nice borderless edges between the 2 of them. I have an advance Nvidia RTX 4070 super graphics card along with a Rzyen 7 7800-3D 140MB cache CPU and these monitors will allow the full capabilities and power of this CPU & GPU combination. This monitor has Nvidia compatibility built-in to optimize monitor with the Nvidia GPU.The 165HZ refresh rate will allow you to play games at both the highest screen quality & highest speed performance. No lagging on game play with highest quality display. The QHD (2560x1440) is a good choice for both business & gaming. I had to adjust the text size to 125% on QHD because the text was so small to read at QHD. (2560x1440). A UHD 4K resolution is over-kill for desktop gaming & computer use ( text size) and this QHD monitor is a better choice. The 4K display UHD (3840x2160) is a better choice for large 75-85 inch TV viewing, but not for close up computer monitor use. These monitor have a matte screen finish versus glossly screen and this matte finish eliminates any background glare on the screens which can be annoying. This LG monitor has outstanding beautiful color display, good contrast and excellent brightness. I got both these monitorss on a Black Friday price deal of $249. They were price as high as $400 back on Sept 2024. Wait for the price to drop again and use free software (camelcamelcamel.com) to track the prices continuously with price alerts. Good luck shopping.

It's a pretty solid monitor for the price. I got it for $300 and for that price, it's absolutely perfect. For $500, it is nearly perfect. I needed to do some basic tuning to my liking but it looked good out of the box. It was easy to set up, easy to use, looks great, super smooth, and works well. I've played some games on it and it doesn't have any issues with screen tearing or any other graphical issues. For content consumption, it is great. For content creation, I wouldn't use it. It's tuned well but not great out of the box. The IPS technology in this panel looks great, the refresh rate is super smooth, brightness is solid, colors look great. I have no major complaints. I have three total minor complaints. The first complaint is that the stand is a little plasticky and for $500, I would have liked a marginally more solid stand. It has tilt, height, and pivot which is great, though. At $500, I don't expect color tuning, but I also wasn't expecting to do 20 minutes of tuning to make it look to my liking. But it wasn't bad, it looked good just not perfect to me. My final complaint is the contrast ratio is average, nothing special. For the price, I would have liked a slightly better contrast ratio, comparing it to other monitors in it's class. Overall, a really solid monitor for $500, but on sale this monitor is dang near perfect.

The monitor's weakness is displaying dark scenes. Black will come off as grey, and if that's a dealbreaker this monitor may not be for you.Otherwise, the resolution is sharp and the colors are great for a monitor of its price. I'm not a competitive gamer, but games I have played with 120hz+ do not experience motion tearing or ghosting for fast moving objects.

I like this screen. The response time is great. Colors look fantastic. Never thought I’d want an FOS counter as a feature, but it’s a welcome addition to my life.Went from a 27” 4K 60hz to this 32” 2.5K 165hz. The lower resolution with the larger screen led to a noticeable drop in pixel density, but I got used to that (to the point I don’t even notice anymore) after an hour.Great buy at $250. Bang for the buck champ.The only cons I can think of are the HDR “effect” is still useless on an IPS panel, and there wasn’t a big screen protector to peel off. There appears to be one. DO NOT PEEL IT. That’s the anti glare layer. BTW I didn’t peel it, but my first twenty minutes of using it sure was spent googling what that peelable looking plastic was. Glad I did.One last “con” is personal. I can no longer go back to 60hz.So, if you’re looking for a screen that performs great, and you don’t want to break the bank: this is a good buy.

Have you ever had a piece of computer hardware in your life where you always look forward for the next chance to use it? And while using it, you occasionally think to your self "Wow this thing is great, I love it!" That's exactly my sentiments regarding the LG 32GP750-B. It is by far the best computer monitor I have ever used. I strongly recommend it. If you are in the market for a desktop monitor that is 32 inches diagonal in size, 2560x1440 resolution, 165 hertz refresh, and a GORGEOUS ips back panel, then THIS is the monitor you want.I've had great luck with LG displays, my previous display before this one was in fact another LG model. Really the biggest and best thing I can say about the LG 32GP750-B is the colors are just absolutely phenomenal. Games look like they are going to jump out at you, the smoothness of the high refresh rate is just stunning, and it all comes with freesync premium which should eliminate tearing. This is the only monitor I have ever owned in which I was able to get the colors exactly the way I wanted them without needing to tweak the color saturation or 'digital vibrance' on my nvidia video card. That statement alone says what high quality color abilities this monitor actually has.Really, just buy it and see for yourself. It will be the best monitor choice you could make as of early 2023. And the controls on the bottom of the monitor are all controlled with a miniature joystick, it's very easy to use and makes changing settings a breeze. Way better than the previous multi-button setup I was accustomed to previously.LG really did a killer job with the LG 32GP750-B. I think it is the best 32" 2560x1440 monitor currently in the industry.