LG 32UP83AK-W 32-inch Ultrafine 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) IPS Computer Monitor, 60Hz, HDR10, Built-in Speaker, Reader Mode, HDMI, DisplayPort, USB Type-C 60W PD, Tilt/Height/Pivot Adjustable Stand, White

Nice monitor with a built in USB-C dock (supplying 60W power for a laptop), built-in speakers, and a nice, bright, crisp display with good color representation and HDR. I got this as a replacement for the equivalent LG VA display (32UP550-W), which has the same features but was otherwise awful (washed out colors, poor viewing angle, which is really a problem at the edges of a large display), so I returned it. Totally worth the extra $30. I don't understand why they even make the VA version.

I am a data developer - not a gamer. If you need a review based on gaming, look elsewhere. I am very impressed with this monitor for my purposes. The image is vivid, sharp, and flicker-free. The sound from the built-in speakers is surprisingly good for both videoconferencing and music streaming. The size and resolution allows me to place multiple windows on one screen. I am able to have my development environment with the requirements documentation right next to it. The monitor can be rotated on the included stand. The stand has a decent range of height adjustment, and it is narrow enough that it fits under the monitor in portrait mode. I found it well worth the price I paid, and I'm likely to buy another to use one in portrait orientation next to the other in landscape.

This is my primary monitor for an M4 MacBook Pro dual screen setup. I love the single cable power delivery with USB-C. After some calibration, this monitor is a dream to use for professional design work. Colors are brilliant. Contrast is strong. The internal speakers leave a lot to be desired, but I added desk speakers to make up for it. Still a great monitor for the price.

This is the third version of this monitor I've purchased. It's a great size, has a sturdy stand and works well with my laptop. My only issue with this (and with all other LG's in this family) is that the screen blacks out for a split second every once in a while. Sometimes that goes away for weeks and then comes back. Sometimes it doesn't stop and then it's time for another monitor. The longest I've had once last is about 15 months. But for the price I don't have a problem with that.

Product hasn’t been operational long bu picture is amazing, great size for the work I do and it shipped quickly. Super happy with it

Great for programming and entertainment. - IDE text is clear and sharp - USB C, included cable works great at 4k resolution, charges my Thinkpad Carbon X1, and allows using USB devices without issue - Built in speakers are more than adequate for watching movies from across the room - No issues with Linux Ubuntu 24 for complete functionality If I was to ding this monitor for anything, is that it could be brighter but it's more than adequate with my dark theme sitting next to a window. Also, I do wish the cord from the monitor to the power brick was longer to allow it to be placed on the ground. As it is, I'll probably use a command strip to attach it to the bottom side of the desk surface.

Excellent monitor except the speakers suck. Visually, this monitor is above average. Prior to obtaining this monitor, I thought that the worst speakers I've encountered in the world of Mac computers were the Mac Studio built-in speakers. Until I got this monitor. The speakers in this monitor are beyond awful. For some reason, Mac-OS does not recognize the monitor speakers for volume control, which means to change volume, you must use the joystick underneath the front of the monitor. Horrible sound quality. Mac-OS volume control ignores these speakers - not that it matters, the sound being so poor - I had to reinstall my $20 USB speakers as soon as I heard these speakers. Two star rating because LG decided to such lousy speakers into such a nice monitor - and there is no software that allows you to control monitor settings from the computer keyboard. There should be. Value for the money is fair (not good, not poor) so long as you do not plan on using the speakers. If you are planning on using speakers: go elsewhere. Set up was easy - how hard is it to connect a monitor?

Nice monitor. Typical LG quality. Very sharp images, hooked right up to my MacMini via USB-C and supports all functions including audio. Easy to assemble stand and monitor. This is going to replace a 32" Samsung TV in my bedroom, since I'm 100% streaming and have no need for a TV's tuner.