Used LG UltraGear 16:9 WQHD 180Hz IPS LCD HDR Gaming Monitor 32"

2025-01-27T19:00:00

Fantastic monitor for this price. Glad I bought now because I know the price will go up later. Compare to my primary $800 monitor this monitor has nothing to envy. Factory calibration seems to be on point. Though, I did my own tweaking. The color fidelity is amazing so I'll be using this for design work. The fact that is a 10bit offering is worth the price of admission alone. In fact, I thought of replacing my primary monitor with this one as the primary. That's how good it is. Am sure for gaming it will do just fine like my primary and probably just the same.

F C.

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2025-01-09T19:00:00

I bought this monitor in December. I needed a new one and this didn't disappoint. Although there's minimal ips glow, the panel itself is great. 180hz with a 200hz with the overclock makes gameplay smooth. This is a great mid-range monitor for gaming or editing. I would recommend this.

Johntendo25

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2025-01-05T19:00:00

The panel is great for gaming. 200hz with the overclock turned on gives smooth gameplay. The colors are good. With HDR on, they pop out even more!

Johntendo25

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2025-01-02T19:00:00

As an avid sim racer and streamer, I couldn't be more impressed with my three LG 32" Ultragear QHD 180Hz monitors. These displays have completely transformed my racing rig, delivering an immersive and ultra-smooth experience that feels as close to real-life racing as you can get. The QHD resolution provides stunning clarity, allowing me to see every detail of the track and my surroundings. Whether it's the subtle shifts in track texture or the crisp graphics of my favorite racing titles, these monitors never miss a beat. The 32" size strikes the perfect balance, offering an expansive field of view without overwhelming my setup. What really sets these monitors apart is the 180Hz refresh rate. The smoothness it brings to fast-paced racing games is unmatched. Combined with their low input lag, I feel fully connected to every turn and acceleration. The response time ensures there's no motion blur, which is crucial for competitive racing. The Ultragear design is sleek and modern, complementing my racing rig perfectly. Setup was straightforward, and the adjustable stands allow me to fine-tune the positioning for an optimal triple-monitor setup. The bezels are slim, making the transition between screens seamless and immersive. In summary, these LG Ultragear monitors are a dream for any sim racer or gamer looking to elevate their setup. They deliver exceptional performance, stunning visuals, and a fluid racing experience that's hard to beat. Highly recommended!

Racing R.

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2024-12-22T19:00:00

This is a great monitor for the price. It has vibrant colors, even in HDR mode. G-Sync helps with reducing screen tearing while gaming at a high refresh rate. It's very responsive! I've only had it for 3 days and can't find any major issues. I would recommend this monitor to anyone who is looking for a good 2K gaming monitor without breaking the bank.

Johntendo25

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2024-10-30T20:00:00

This monitor has served me well for the last month. Works well for both pc & ps5 gaming. Great resolution, refresh rate, and brightness.

araeynn

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2024-10-27T20:00:00

Purchased LG 27 ULTRAGEAR? QHD 200HZ 1MS G-SYNC COMPATIBLE IPS, I'm running visuals at 120hz 1440p it's been helping prevent eye strain.

Scino

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2024-10-22T20:00:00

Just received it in the mail today. 4 dead pixels. Haven't completely checked factory calibration yet and all functions to make sure they are working as intended. Will update if necessary. Pretty disappointed to recieve a monitor with dead pixels as I know this model just recently came out; more less, being the first customer review and mentioning the above issue. Packaging and fit and finish of the monitor itself is superb. Shame about the panel.

Lilstev24

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2024-06-04T20:00:00

Addendum to my previous review, I have read a review by a professional outfit that stated they didn't think this monitor was that great ; however I have run it side by side with an Alienware AW3423DW Ultrawide QD - OLED display and I can tell you that while the LG is not an OLED when it comes to output quality you will get 80% of the way there - now compare the price between this IPS offering and realize if pricing is relativity the same everywhere - you are paying 20% of the price you would pay for the OLED - and be happy you've got something reasonably decent that gives you a nice picture and costs 1/5th as much.

LG 2.

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