LG 32" UltraGear UHD 4K 1ms 144Hz HDR 10 Gaming Monitor with HDMI 2.1 (32GQ750-B)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is amazing. I bought this about 1 year ago and I use my Xbox Series X. I can easily run 4k 120fps and this thing is super crisp. I also hook up my laptop via the other HDMI port and use it for work at 4k 60fps. Only thing I would change is the VA panel. It’s outdated at this point, at least for gaming monitors. And when i scroll through text on my laptop hooked up, I can definitely see that VA panel lacking in the response time and is very annoying. I wish I would have purchased the IPS variant for literally the same price but I did not see that one until after I bought this. Oh well. Other than that this thing is a beast. My next monitor will definitely be OLED though. 4 stars for me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Purchased this monitor for use with ps5. There is absolutely no way to get this thing to do 4k 120fps it’s capped at 60. I’m not stupid I know which hdmi cable to use and that’s the only solution support could give me. Picture does look good but it’s literally lacking the feature I purchased it for, very disappointing and will be returning.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the way this monitor looks but I have been having an issue and I think it's related to HDR. When in games and HDR is active, I am constantly getting the HDR notification popup and a flicker to a black screen. I also have an issue with games that are in fullscreen or windowed fullscreen mode where the screen goes black and stays black. If I minimize the game I have the picture again. Also if I hit the windows key, I can see the game image behind the start menu. This is increasingly frustrating and I have been playing a lot of games in windowed mode to alleviate that. Any fix or work arounds would be appreciated. Running Windows 11. Radeon RX7900 XTX

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great monitor! Really like the appearance, performance and gaming of the monitor. The picture is simply stunning, vibrant and accurate. The design is actually pretty sleek. The 144Hz refresh rate is perfect for gaming and the 260Hz OC is actually really nice. One of the best gaming and productivity monitor on the market.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was pretty excited to try out the latest technology offered by LG which, for me, was the UltraGear 32GQ750-B. As a tech enthusiast, I will say it was a bit small for my expectations because I am used to larger screens, but it still provided a great experience! Allowed you to focus on the experience and the content. The monitor was lightweight, simple, easy to assemble and gameplay setup was effortless. I usually play simulation and roleplaying games so I wanted to see how it appeared on this screen. I was able to simply remove it from the box and put it on a stable surface and get right to playing. Gratefully, it did not require any additional plugins or tools to get started and allowed me to easily transfer preexisting custom content from one source to the next. The feature I appreciated the most was the ability to adjust the monitor for comfort via the mount for optional landscape and portrait views and the height adjusting based which allowed me to use different surfaces if need be and provided a different gaming experience each time. Some specs and features I want to highlight are: — It can maintain at least 144Hz refresh rate with AMD-Sync + HDR support it’s a bit lower than what I’m used to, but it is still quite competitive depending on what you’re looking for. — Has a maximum resolution of 3840x2160 + bright and vivid backlighting also known as 4K which gives a very realistic point of view. — Three input display ports including (2) HDMI 2.1, (1) PC DP port. Note: unfortunately, I didn’t not see any support for USBs which I wasn’t a fan of, but it wasn’t necessary I just would like to have the option if I am uploading custom content or may want to use it for other things. — A 3.5mm audio port + the built-in speakers can get very loud almost like a surround sound experience which I loved. It encompassed you in gameplay. Overall it is a great size for any gamer. I was prepared for the larger curved monitor, but despite my surprise, it should not be underestimated as it still confidently boasts vivid graphics that are so bold, bright and beautiful that you almost become immersed in the game and forget that you are simply the operator. It does not have any latency issues, and personally I didn’t experience any lagging or buffering in between loading. I would definitely recommend as a secondary monitor if toured a gamer or content creator like myself.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My husband got the 32GQ750-B 4K gaming monitor and I tried it out. The picture quality was excellent and with it being 4k you could have many windows open at once and still see everything. Great for multitasking. I watched him play a number of games and they looked very realistic like I was watching a movie. I also pulled up some videos from our streaming services and they looked just as good as our high end tv.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Model 32GQ750 The monitor was incredibly easy to set up and to coordinate the dual monitor set up as well, truly "plug & play". At set up it defaulted to 4k and getting started was seamless. The built in speakers provide great audio and the video quality is outstanding. Even playing graphic intensive games the wide screen, rich audio, and 4k quality makes you feel like you are in the game - like you could reach out and touch it! I definitely recommend this monitor!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG's latest UltraGear 32GQ750-B is a beautiful gaming monitor that supports 144Hz refresh rate with AMD-Sync. This model is a good fit for most gaming needs and next-gen console gaming. The 4K monitor has a maximum resolution of (3840x2160) with bright and vivid backlighting. This monitor class meets most of the PC and console gamers' needs. The monitor assembly only took a few minutes since it was a toolless setup, so no tools were required to assemble it. The monitor also has a pivoting mount for landscape and portrait options and height adjusting. This monitor has three input display ports: 2 HDMI 2.1 and 1 PC DP port. The monitor has a 3.5mm audio port as well. I'm more of a console gamer than a PC, and I was impressed with the range of vibrant colors and refresh rate this monitor put out. The images were clear, and the colors were bright. Usually, when I play games on my TV I can see some latency motion blur, but with this monitor's 144Hz refresh rate, the images were crisp and clean, partly due to the HDR support from the console and the monitor. I was also impressed with the volume range that's built into the monitor. The speakers built in impressed me with how loud the volume can get with a screen this size. My Pro and Cons list of things: Pros: 144 Hz 4K HDR Toolless assembly HDMI ports DisplayPort AMD Freesync Built-in speakers Cons: No RGB No USB ports support

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This 32" 4k 144hz monitor is a great option in this category. It has a standard 16:9 ratio with a resolution of 3840x2160 and with a 1ms response time, it's amazing for gaming! Let start with some pros: • The box was in great shape, and everything was packaged really well. Nothing was damaged on the inside. • No dead pixels on arrival which is always a great way to start! • Coming from a 1440p IPS monitor, this VA panel has almost the same picture quality which is a true testament to how far they have come. • Contrast ratio is amazing. The blacks are very black, and it can also be very bright in a well-lit room. • Playing at 144hz was very smooth. I didn't notice any ghosting of pixels at all. • Worked perfectly with my gaming console and with variable refresh rate. The built in speakers are an added bonus. • The on-screen display menu is easy to use and understand. • Assembly and attachment of the stand was super simple, and the stand provides a wide array of motion to get the monitor positioned exactly where you want it. Now for some of the cons: • Out of the box image calibration was a little off. It was very bright and made most of the blacks into greys. It made the picture washed out. The picture was just about perfect after adjusting the brightness, black level, black stabilizer, and the gamma. • The viewing angle is not very good. If you are looking straight at the monitor right in the center, everything is gorgeous. However, if you move you head at all from the center or look at it from any sort of angle, the edges start to wash out very quickly. In my opinion this would have been better as a curved monitor. • Lastly, and this was very frustrating, the monitor only comes with a display port cable which normally is not a bad thing for a PC monitor. However, in order to achieve 4k at 144hz, it has to use Display Port 1.4 DSC compatibility which DSC is Display Stream Compression. I've come to find out that DSC is not widely standardized and did not work on my video card at the time of writing this. If you turn off DSC, it works fine but caps the FPS at 120hz. Windows was fine but as soon as I started gaming, the screen would immediately go black. I purchased a high-end DP cable to see if that would fix the issue, but it did not. I decided to also purchase an HDMI 2.1 cable and that worked perfectly out of the box. It should really come with both cables in the box. Overall, a great monitor but could be a little cheaper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG UltraGear 32GQ750-B is a great gaming monitor that supports HDMI 2.1 and has a 144Hz refresh rate that is perfect for most gaming needs and next-gen console gaming. It provides a bright and vivid picture in 4K (3840x2160) with excellent latency for faster response times while gaming. The monitor arrived well-packaged and undamaged despite a sizable dent in one of the corners of the box during transport. I assembled the monitor in a few minutes and was pleased that it had plenty of options for adjustment for height, tilt, and pivot. There are 2 HDMI 2.1 ports and 1 PC DP port. As my gaming laptop and next gen console support HDMI 2.1, I was able to easily connect them to the monitor. As an avid console and PC gamer, I was able to appreciate how much brighter and more vivid my picture was for some of the games I've played. Even in games where there are many dark scenes, I could tell how much more detailed everything was, especially when HDR is supported in-game. Ironically, HDR isn't as good for streaming HDR content as I found picture quality is only average for other media that isn't gaming. My only other quibble is that only AMD Freesync is supported on this monitor. If you're running next gen consoles or an all-AMD gaming PC, you'll be fine on this monitor. Otherwise, if you must have Nvidia G-sync for your PC, you'll have to look elsewhere. On a separate plus side, this monitor does have it's own speakers, which are a plus for me, as my desk space is limited. They are sufficient for my needs as my laptop speakers are much weaker than these. Pros: Bright, vivid 4K HDR 10 gaming with great contrast. Very low latency. Well-designed stand and easy assembly. 2 HDMI 2.1 ports. AMD Freesync for tear-free gaming (on supported consoles and PCs). Built-in speakers with good sound for those short on desk space. Cons: No Nvidia G-sync compatibility. HDR video streaming is surprisingly average. There is no local dimming so black level performance can be uneven as seen with better gaming quality vs streaming quality. No USB ports.