Cello W3203SH 32” Full HD LED Gaming Monitor with 144Hz Refresh Rate

Recently replaced 2 19'' monitors with these excellent screens. If you’re looking for a low cost monitor for your home home office, then the Cello W2402S 24” might be the display for you?It offers decent features in a product that is very reasonably priced. Sure, 24 inches might sound like not much for a monitor, but it is easy to use, both for productivity, as well as for immersion in your media.

Upgraded from a 60hz 39inch TV to this 32inxh 144hz monitor for the kids gaming Pc.Nice image and freesync works perfectly (need to turn it on in the menu 1st)Colours look great and I'm impressed with the monitor considering the price.My monitor came with 1 dead pixel, luckily its at the edge of the screen and can hardly be seen.It has vesa mount option on the back and a blue light underneath.We're using the DisplayPort option at 144hz, not tested 144hz over hdmi.The only thing I don't like about it is with the audio out, we have the speakers plugged into the jack out and it's volume is low even at 100%. It also makes the speakers pop when the monitor powers on. To fix this, we're going to plug the speakers straight into the pc.

I like the size and the refresh rate alot better than my old one also very good price

This monitor by Cello has a great price tag for the large screen size and high refresh rate. The issue I had with it came down to resolution. With HD 1080p on a 32 inch computer monitor that tends to be closer to you compared to a TV, I found text and other items to be blurred or fuzzy. With a screen this size, you really need a 2K or 4K (UHD) resolution. Beware if you buy this monitor, you need lots of space and need to move it away from you quite a bit.

I ordered this screen primarily because I saw it was constructed in the UK and was not much more expensive then the competition. The good qualities are that the screen looks very sleek, a minimalist design that is surprisingly elegant.However as soon as I turned the panel on it was clear that the display is of a very poor quality. Hideously bright with terrible contrast, banding on almost everything with no sharpness controls, I spent weeks trying to make it bareable but in the end I had to return it because it simply was not of a good enough quality to use day to day.So I applaud Cello for existing and making displays in the UK but I cannot in good faith recommend that any body purchase this monitor. There are plenty of screens of this size in this price range that are significant better quality.

Sorry Cello, I actually have one of your TV's which I think is so good, that I would support a homegrown manufacturer and buy a monitor.I didnt experience any problems with the stand, setup and picture quality, however the refresh rate is slooooooooow, I can't draw, but I can draw quicker than the refresh rate of the monitor.I'm not a gamer, however pulling things around the screen - did take some time getting used to - sorry Cello

Cello prices are competitive although not the cheapest, but they are British built. I was planning to connect to my son's Xbox for his games but the internal speakers are too tinny and not up to decent game sounds. I decided to use it as a PC monitor instead as my existing one was smaller and older with external speakers. As a PC monitor it's fine as I don't need any 'sophisticated' sound or added speakers and so am quite happy with it now.

Great monitor, love it