Samsung 32-Inch(80cm) UHD 4K ViewFinity S7 Monitor, 60 Hz, 1.07 Billion Colors, HDR10, Easy Setup, Multiple Ports, Eye Care Technology (LS32D700EAWXXL, Black)

Bought this for 24.5K thinking it would be OK monitor but it is great, there is not even a hint of Backlight Bleed which is hit and miss when it comes to monitors and your mileage may vary.The Blacks are very deep and uniform.The stand is very good and easy to manipulate and allows all sorts of movement even making the display vertical, but be warned that to do that you have to first push up the display to its max position, then pull the bottom so that monitor is facing towards ceiling, then rotate. While tilting up in the second step you will require some clearance in the back of the monitor. (about a foot from the wall).The stand is very clean and doesn't cause any waste of space on your desk.It supports side by side picture also called PIP or PBP, so you can watch inputs from both HDMI and DP at the same time.It also has a built in USB hub so you can leave your mouse/keyboard connected to monitor and connect a single USB cable to your laptop from monitor, the main USB cable comes in box, that way to change the laptop/pc you have to just switch one USB cable and your mouse/keyboard will work with that second laptop.Did I mention? This is very professional looking, kinda minimalist monitor and doesn't have any "gamer" look, which to me atleast is a PRO not a con and I think many people would like that as well.From software perspective, there's a window manager available from Samsung website but I didn't find that very useful.However, you can download and install "twinkle tray" in windows 10 and you can control the monitor brightness from windows itself. No need to finger the monitor.The colors are very good as expected from a Samsung display, it's no amoled but I can not tell it from IPS. Viewing angles are amazing.CONS:- Only 1 HDMI and 1 Display Port. No USB-C.- 75 Hz (you can get higher refresh rates at same price in other brands but USB hub and PIP modes and a clean look were something I preferred.)Will review again after using few months if I remember. If I don't just rest assured that I am satisfied and did not find any glaring issues.

Monitor is good with nice color found few ghost spot

The display goes off and on randomly while you are using it.

The monitor looks good. It is moderately lightweight. The stand can be fitted easily with the help of a star screwdriver. The monitor also has an output for the speakers and its power source. We have used it for one day for office work and watching YouTube videos. We are happy with this monitor.

While the monitor in itself is brilliant, ticks the boxes on all aspects incl color reproduction, 1440p resolution, freesync, 75Hz refresh rate etc. One only setback is that its shipped with a ridiculously large sized power plug which you need to connect to a socket thats needed for an AC or Fridge. This part is so Ridiculous especially becoz the monitor itself uses only 1.6A power. Generally all monitors come with an adapter that modulates the power requirement, but not on this one. It's a plug connecting the monitor to the power supply directly. Even after talking to Samsung customer care, they only tell you to buy an extension cord that supports 16A. So you end up spending INR 1.5K more buying one PLUS you need a socket closeby that you can use for extending. If your room doesn't have an AC or a similar socket, good luck on spending extra for electrician charges etc. Pretty poor experience on an otherwise perfect device.

This is my first 32 inches 2K Monitor and it is awesome. The display settings were messed up in the beginning and I didn't realize it, and after a bit of tweaking it a bit, it is awesome. The design is good and the size is slim too. I was confused in the beginning as I couldn't find any reviews but it turned out to be good. It is a must for all, wish I had tried this earlier, it is immersive and nice. Post your questions, I will try to answer them. Cheers!

Do not buy this monitor, the first one had multiple dead pixels and extremely low brightness, replacement monitor has the same issue and return is not being accepted, do not waste your money.

Though I did not buy it from amazon, as mentioned by some other reviewers, the corners of the monitor are dull, due to, probably lack of effective LED back-lighting at the corners (as the bezels are very slim). You would observe these only if you observe keenly.One more hassle is the power cable that comes in the box. Most of the people do not have such gigantic power socket on their spike-guard/extension box, hence I had to buy separate monitor power cable for Rs.150, to be able to power it up using my existing spike-guard/extension box.The reds (colour/pixels) are not shown properly on this screen.Though the screen supports 75Hz refresh, most laptops max out at 60Hz only, unless you are using a desktop with high graphics/CPU configuration.The stand is quite heavy & sturdy to adjust the position up/down/swivel/pivot 90 degrees also!The built-in 'Eye care mode' causes headache. I had to switch back to default settings at lowest brightness to be able to use it during night time.I was not able to control the brightness of this monitor, which I am using as extension/extra monitor to my Lenovo laptop, using the windows settings/menu. Instead had to rely only on the physical buttons on the monitor, which are oddly placed but you can get used to it fairly quickly. It would have been nice to have a windows program/software from Samsung to modify the monitor's settings, instead of using the physical buttons. (you would know that it does not have any speakers in it, as per the specifications).