LG 32U631A-B 32-inch QHD (2560 x 1440) IPS Computer Monitor, 100Hz, 5ms, HDR10, Reader Mode, Flicker Safe, HDMI, USB Type-C 15W PD, Black

I thought I'd write a quick review because no one else has reviewed this model and it's brand new. I thought it had more than one HDMI because that's my fault for not reading the specs better (I had read specs for many monitors while narrowing it down). So it has just one HDMI, which is OK but it's nice to have a second option. The quality of this monitor is very good. I have one dead pixel, on the right side in the middle. It's definitely noticeable. There is another one on left side that's not quite as bad, I don't know why, the pixel isn't dead but it looks fuzzy. At this resolution I don't think it's a big issue but I'll see if I get used to it. Overall the quality and resolution are great and it works fine with my macbook pro. I get 60 Hz using my USB-C hub and if I plug HDMI direcct I get 100 Hz. I don't see much difference (I'm not playing games) so I just use the hub so I have less things to unplug when I want to take my macbook away from my desk. The height is another issue. I put two books under the stand to raise it 2" which seems much better. I wanted an adjustable stand but the only IPS with adjustable stand was a Samsung which was $50 more. For $50 I will cut a piece of wood and use that. The stand is 6x9" approximately, which I like better than the V shape. Overall I like the monitor so far but this is my first day using it. Update after 1 week: I'm really enjoying this monitor. I use it for my work so I'm using it a lot. It has a lot more space than a 27" and the quality is good. I do notice that with a black screen, there is light bleed in the corners but it's not noticeable while working. I think the text is very sharp. Update after 2 weeks: Still very pleased. Update after 3 weeks: My only regret is not having adjustable height. I use multiple chairs and a standing desk, so height adjustment would have been nice. I cut a block of wood and painted it black and that works fine but it's not adjustable. Also the samsung odyssey is just $30 more. if it was at that price I probably would have tried it instead, so consider that one. But the LG is still excellent and absolutely zero problems! Update after 11 months: Love it and looking to buy another one for a second room.

5 Stars because of the price point. This monitor is being powered by a GIGABYTE Radeon RX 7600 XT 16GB Graphics Card. So we have a budget monitor being pushed by a budget card. I'll do a separate review on the video card. I love it! So at 32" 1440p and running at 100Mhz, this monitor Rocks! Obviously a 32" monitor running 2K resolution is going to have much sharper fonts and you won't see that sort washing out/banding effect particularly in very dark colors going into black. However, the fonts are sharp on this monitor even if you do production work or read a lot on it. I do old-fashioned Excel work on this monitor with my 71 year old eyes and there is no strain. I also want emphasize that the color washing and banding is really minimal but it is there. The screen lighting is consistent all across and no dead pixels. Again, you have to keep in mind the price point. The stand: This deserves a separate mention. Although there's no height adjustment the foot of the stand takes up very little space! This should be a standard on all large monitors. This monitor replaced a 27" monitor that had a V-shaped foot that took up way too much space. Gaming: If you are a hard core gamer whom expects the utmost fidelity and a super quick screen response, the you will have to pony up more money for the monitor and particularly the graphics card! I have thoroughly enjoyed playing through Red Dead Redemption 2, Halo Infinite and the last two Modern Warfare's. I've only had to make a few graphics drop downs in the graphics settings and this due more to the video card's limitations rather than the monitor's. All in all I am very satisfied with this monitor! Maybe come Christmas time and assuming that prices on graphics cards don't go crazy up I'll upgrade both.

$246.99? This was less than half of my main 32" LG monitor so I was a little hesitant but really needed a bit more screen real estate to run my 3D printer software. I run my original LG at 2560x1440 and wanted the other one to run that as well, and this is the max. So far everything is clear with the only noticeable difference is the text isn't quite as clear. It's good and for a secondary monitor it is great, otherwise video and media show really no difference other than in color as I have not tried to match both yet. I would say if you're looking for a decent 32" monitor with the ability to run with USB-C or HDMI (and you're on a budget) but it. New LG 32U631A-B on left, old LG UNN80-B on right.

Great for productivity. Coming from a Lg 34 in ultra wide this is a good spot where your not moving your head too much to view the whole screen. The color quality is great. Also not bad for the price. Would recommend

This is the first bad review I have ever made for a product. This monitor? absolutely horrible. The monitor worked fine for a day or two when I first plugged it into my PC, but after one week it won't connect to the PC at all (I tried 2 HDMI cords and a USB-C cord). I tried a hard reset and power cycling everything multiple times, but still no signal. And now, for whatever reason, the monitor beeps incessantly when there is no signal. I tried contacting LG online with the text bot and on the phone, but I had no useful responses; the monitor is still in this tragic state. I brought this to college, hoping to have a nice PC, but I ended up with the technological equivalent of a 3-year-old throwing a tantrum at a T*rget. Spare yourself the misery and buy a different monitor. (Not sure if this is relevant, but I bought this during the Prime Day sale)

This 32-inch IPS computer monitor is an absolute powerhouse for both productivity and professional communication. The expansive screen real estate is a total game-changer for multitasking, and the color accuracy remains stunningly consistent from any viewing angle. What truly sets this 2026 model apart is the integrated audio system, which delivers excellent sound quality during video calls. Voices are incredibly crisp and clear. I also appreciate the flicker-free technology and blue light filter that significantly reduce eye strain during long work sessions. It is a premium display that delivers exceptional visual and acoustic performance, completely elevating my remote work experience. So easy to setup and use.

I wanted a larger monitor for my home office. As I have gotten older, I struggled to see some of the finer details on the computer screen. I read great reviews for the LG 32" monitor. I've had good success with LG products in the past so I wanted to give it a try. The price was excellent compared to others on the market. Please note, I do not use this monitor for gaming. I only use it for typical computer work; spreadsheets, email and web browsing. So far it has performed well. I did need to purchase a stronger mounting arm for the monitor. I am in the process of making some adjustments to the picture quality to suit my eye. Overall this was a good purchase.

Love it!!!

Niveau qualité-prix, elle remplit bien ses fonctions, mais la dalle IPS paraît un peu vieillotte visuellement.

Hooked this up to my MacBook with a Thunderbolt cable and it works perfectly. The screen is absolutely huge — my MacBook looks tiny beside it. Bright, vivid colors and excellent clarity. I love that I can have multiple programs open at once without feeling cramped. A total work-from-home essential.

Bought mine and another one for my partner after using it for awhile, it is a great product!

I bought this LG 32U631A just a few days ago and honestly, I'm super disappointed. Right out of the box, I knew something was off. The screen wouldn't even show a proper image—there were these weird white lines all over the place and it was basically impossible to use. I tried everything: unplugged it, switched cables, hooked it up to my Xbox and my PC, even tried both HDMI and DisplayPort. Nothing changed, just the same glitchy lines and no picture. I was really looking forward to having a big monitor for gaming and schoolwork, but I barely even got to use it before it totally broke. It's so frustrating when you save up and buy something new and it just doesn’t work from the start. For this price, it shouldn’t be broken straight out of the box. Not cool, LG.

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