Samsung LS32D701EAUXXU 32" 4K Monitor - 3840 x 2160, HDMI, USB, Displayport

Firstly the stand requires no screws, the bottom twists into place, the screen clips into place, I got this done in under a minute.Switches on, this had perfect 4k picutre for those who browse, work, watch videos and do creative things with music, pictures etc.I cannot fault the quality, I was skeptical at first from going to Full HD to 4k due to my heavy asitmatisim but honest everything looks crisp, the font and text looks clearer to read & everything looks brighter, not even in a bad way.Personally I have the brightness at ZERO and this is just perfect for my eyes which struggles with strong light.The blacks are crisp, colours are punchy and honestly you can play around with the picture modes and even tweak the picture further within the menu system to get the picture you want out of this.Honestly for the price, screen size and for 4k, this is a winner.If you are buying this screen as a gamer and leaving bad reviews, please leave monitors like this alone and go buy something called a 'gaming monitor' which cost more money, this is clearer not a gaming monitor but a perfect budget 4k monitor for those who just need it for anything other then high level spec gaming.However I must add, if you are a casual gamer like myself, 60Hz gaming on this screen should work just fine!

It still seems almost unbelievable that you can purchase a 4k 32" for (with Black Friday deal) just over £200 when only a few years ago it would have been x10 that price and even today some higher-end models are x5 or more.We bought this to use with a Mac Mini M4 on a desk which has an existing monitor arm, so the clean looks and white finish work perfectly.This is a fairly bare-bones screen in that it:1. Doesn't have speakers2. Has only and HDMI and DisplayPort inputs3. Does not act as a USB hub, in fact the one USB port if got firmware updates only4. The stand is very basic with no height adjustement, only tilt angle.But what it gives up in features it makes up for by:1. Being less that £300, and this week, nearly £2002. It is very slim and light - c.5kg vs over 7kg for the old 27" model it replaced3. Looks super smart in white with a very thin bezel and bottom panelOverall, if you just want a great looking, clean, 4k monitor without lots of bells and whistles which you won't use or don't need, I think this is a fantastic option and really good value for money.

I bought this item as a desktop computer monitor to pair with an M4 Mac mini and have been using it for about a month now. For this use case it is an excellent screen and bought while discounted means that if appraised on value for money alone it is a 5 star product all day long. There are a few things to know while assessing a purchasing decision though, so if you are interested - please read on.Firstly, the picture quality for a simple desktop screen is very good. It doesn't have the deep blacks and colour performance to compete with high-end alternatives, but at its price point its capabilities are far better than any reasonable person would expect. Those looking for a screen for professional photography or video work absolutely will need to spend a lot more, but for other workloads this really is just fine. Additionally, while fine when you look straight at it the picture does bleach quite quickly as you move off-axis (to the side or above). As such this is a great single-user monitor but not really what you would want if you are seeking a display for making presentations to a group.Secondly: purchasers of this screen should be aware that its default configuration is set for an inconveniently over-zealous level of energy saving. When your computer blanks the screen then (after a short delay) the monitor powers off and will not then reawaken when your computer does - you'll have to reach under it and press the power button to turn it back on. Should you find such behaviour unacceptable then the solution can be found in the manual and simply involves a change to the power management settings through the easy to use on screen display. However, that this is a default behaviour that you have to alter yourself is both a small negative and something for prospective buyers to be aware of.Beyond that, this is a no-frills display - it has only HDMI or displayport inputs to choose from, no USB connectivity or functionality, no speakers, a simple (but agreeably weighty) stand, thin bezels, extremely discreet branding and no software configuration app or anything like that. Mac users will find that it defaults to 1080p when plugged into HDMI and will have to go into the display settings to change it to 4K resolution and enable HDR (I cannot say whether that would also apply to PC users). Then change its power management settings through the on-screen display and you will have a solid display from a premium brand at an almost implausibly good price.

I purchased my 1st monitor 1 month ago. Sadly it developed a line going across the screen. Amazon kindly sent me a replacement. I do love the monitor so wanted a replacement instead of a refund because aside from the line appearing this is such a great monitor. I hope the same issues doesn't happen again with my new one.

This was easy to set up and with a little tweaking of the settings, I had the right look connected to my Mac Mini M2. It is simple and 'no frills' but thats all I wanted. It looks very stylish and compliments the Mac Mini nicely. Its a bit of a steal for the price.