LG Ultragear™ 32GS60QC (32 inch) QHD 1000R Curved Gaming Monitor (2560 x 1440) with 180Hz, 1ms, AMD FreeSync™, HDR10, VESA Certified, HDMIx2 DisplayPort, 3-Side virtually Borderless - Black

Crazy monitor at this price point. 180hz on DP and 144hz on HDMI. Colours are super accurate, if you love a bit saturated colors, increase six colors' saturation value to 55. As it is a VA panel, placing it at correct height and your seating angle is important.The only con with this monitor, is when say 70% of screen is dark / black, it auto reduces the brightness which is a firmware flaw which LG should fix.

Definitely the best upgrade I've done. It's quite cheap, the model is from 2025 as well, and there is quite literally no glare when viewing from angles. There is of course some screen tearing when I play FPS games or when I'm scrolling really fast through a large document, but honestly it's noticeable only when you're actively looking for it. You definitely need to fiddle with the color profiles though, because the out of the box color profiles are a bit weird on the eye.

Great Display for watching movies or playing games,but refresh rate is limited to 144hz with laptop gpu i tried with rtx 4060 but still i couldn't push it too 180hz and no in built speaker or high adjustmentOverall it is great thing in this price range kinda value for money

Loved its size and curvature as it has made my office work very convenient and efficient with ample amount of space and a great viewing experience from side to side. Brightness is good too.You will need a high resolution HDMI cable for it as a regular full HD cable will be difficult to work with because the monitor may not even get connected to the laptop. Get an HDMI 2.1 cable or even higher one that supports 4k, 8k or even 10k resolution and refresh rates up to 144 Hz.Overall, it is a great value for money product.

I strongly advise against buying this monitor. It has a serious white light bleed issue, and after going through a frustrating support loop between Amazon and LG, it’s clear that both companies are avoiding responsibility.Amazon initially redirected me to LG, and LG passed me right back to Amazon. Eventually, a technician from LG visited my place and—off the record—agreed that many units of this model are defective, possibly being sold off knowingly. I asked for a Service Denial Letter to request a refund from Amazon, but LG only gave me a generic job sheet, which Amazon refused to accept.I escalated the issue through Amazon’s customer support and spoke with a manager named Siddhant, who disconnected after a few minutes and never bothered to call back.Even after opening another ticket with LG, they appear to be deliberately stalling the process—possibly to let the 7-day return window expire. This has been one of the worst customer service experiences I’ve had. Gone are the days when Amazon stood by their customers without question.This experience has taught me a harsh lesson: never buy electronic products online. If you’re considering this monitor, think twice—you might end up with a defective unit and zero support.

Good one! You can go for it!

Performance for the professional use is best. Taking digital creations and photo/video editing and AI work it's best

Great for the price. Has slight backlight leak issue in the top right corner but only noticeable when you look for it in dark/black backgrounds. Picture is great for a VA panel