Open Box Sale -- Samsung U32J590UQE 32" 4K UHD VA Gaming Monitor

No complaints.

By: Nam on 10 November 2018

I'm not a pro-gamer and I'm not using this for CAD, graphical design, movie making, or any visual based artistic work. Thus I can't really tell you if this monitor will be worthwhile for those fields, but according to chromachecker this monitor isn't recommended for graphical applications. My monitor is sitting on the edge of my desk and about 70cm away from my head, and I find that 32 inches has been a fine size for 4k. Gaming has been fine I suppose on my 1070ti but I don't really play anything that'll make the gpu sweat, so grain of salt and all that. Nothing else I can really say since I've only used it for two days, but for what it's worth I barely notice any backlight bleeding nor are there any dead pixels when testing with whitedisplay. To those who see this on sale and are wondering if it's worth it, I say that you'll only find a cheaper 4k monitor if you settle for 28 inches. At 30+ inches, a 4k monitor is generally above $599 according to PCpartpicker. Given what I paid for it, I'm satisfied with what I got, and after upgrading from 1080p at 24 inches, naturally the difference is obvious. Oh, and there's no height adjust so that might irk you.

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