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LG 32UD59-B 32" Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 4K 2xHDMI DisplayPort AMD FreeSync Flicker Safe Anti-Glare Backlit LED LCD Monitor
- 3840 x 2160 Ultra HD 4K Resolution @ 60Hz
- 5ms (GTG) Response Time
- DisplayPort, 2 x HDMI Video Inputs
- AMD FreeSync Technology
- Flicker Safe Technology
- LG Screen Split Mode
- Height Adjustable
- VESA Mount Compatible
The LG 32UD59-B 4K UHD gaming monitor is designed for perfect gaming. 95% of the DCI-P3 color space and UHD resolution ensure vivid, crisp visuals, while HDCP 2.2 copy protection takes your entertainment to the next level. You can have in-game scenes rendered fluidly without delay or blur with AMD FreeSync Technology and Dynamic Action Sync. Black stabilizer offers the brightness level right for gaming. So now you can aim better and win more. It incorporates on-screen controls and Screen Split technology to deliver the maximum productivity. The adjustable stand enables the best possible view.
Learn more about the LG Electronics 32UD59-B
| Brand | LG |
|---|---|
| Model | 32UD59-B |
| Cabinet Color | Black |
| Screen Size | 32" |
|---|---|
| Glare Screen | Anti-glare |
| Widescreen | Yes |
| Maximum Resolution | 3840 x 2160 |
| Recommended Resolution | 3840 x 2160 (4K) |
| Refresh Rate | 60 Hz |
| Viewing Angle | 178° (H) / 178° (V) |
| Pixel Pitch | 0.181mm x 0.181mm |
| Brightness | 300 cd/m2 |
| Contrast Ratio | 3000:1 |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Response Time | 5ms (GTG) |
| Panel | VA |
| Display Type | UHD |
| Adaptive Sync Technology | FreeSync (AMD Adaptive Sync) |
| Input Video Compatibility | Digital |
|---|---|
| Connectors | HDMI, DisplayPort |
| HDMI | 2 x HDMI 2.0 (with HDCP 2.2) |
| DisplayPort | 1 DisplayPort 1.2 (with HDCP 2.2) |
| Power Supply | 100 - 240 VAC, 50/60Hz |
|---|---|
| Power Consumption | Normal On (EPA): 50W Normal On(factory out condition Typ.): 35.5W Power Save/Sleep Mode(Max): 0.5W DC Off(Max): 0.3W |
| Stand Adjustments | Height: 120mm |
|---|---|
| HDCP Support | Yes |
| VESA Compatibility - Mountable | 100 x 100mm |
| Features | Color Gamut (CIE 1931): DCI-P3 95% Color Depth(Number of Colors): 10bit(8bit + A-FRC) DDC/CI HDCP: Yes (2.2 for HDMI, DP) Flicker Safe Six Axis Control Factory Calibrated On Screen Control SUPER+Resolution DAS Mode FreeSync Dual Controller |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 16.70" x 28.70" x 1.80" w/o stand 18.00" x 28.70" x 9.30" w/ stand |
|---|---|
| Weight | 11.70 lbs. w/o stand 15.70 lbs. w/ stand |
| Package Contents | Accessories: Power Cord HDMI Cable DP Cable |
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| Date First Available | October 07, 2019 |
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Pros: This monitor is 100% insane. It made an epic improvement to my productivity as a software engineer because I can fit so much code on the screen. I'm writing this review in a non-maximized window that takes up about 1/4 of the screen, and I can view the entire "Write a Review" page. It's showing the same amount of information as if I had a 1080p maximized window. So don't even get me started on using multiple desktop workspaces in MacOS with this monitor. It's insane. Best $500 (at 30% off) I ever spent to be honest. If you write code, you GOTTA get one or two ASAP; don't sleep on it.
Cons: The immediate downside to this monitor is it's so large that it will take you at least 2 days to get used to it. You have to turn your head to see corner to corner, so this will be very disorienting for you for about 2-7 days, but stick with it because you get used to it and then smaller monitors look like small garbage with text size at 400%. Besides that I don't really find anything negative. There is a bit of glare if you put bright lights behind you, but who uses a computer like that anyway.
Overall Review: With 1080p monitors (as a programmer), you can fit about two 100-120 character width files side by side, but with this monitor you can fit 3 easily side-by-side and fit like 150 character width in each file. It's a profoundly huge increase in physical space. I find the monitor works well because you can easily use 1x scaling due to the monster 32" size. If you tried 27" before and found 4K a bit too insane and small, try this one. It works great at 1x scaling.
Pros: - Lots of useful features - Great for both regular computer use (Firefox, Office, etc.) and games - Minimalistic stand and surround - Works perfectly with no issues and no dead pixels that I've noticed - I did a *lot* of research and there doesn't seem to be too many good 32" monitors (at least for what I was willing to spend), which is a shame as this is the perfect size in my opinion. I'm delighted I found this one. - The matte coating on the screen is a joy after using an iMac, which was basically a black mirror.
Cons: Please note that, for me, these are minor quibbles: - Built-in speakers are adequate but not great - More monitor options should be controllable with the Windows app - Monitor takes a good few seconds (about 6) to come on from power saving mode when it receives a signal
Overall Review: I'm using this with a PC after having a 27" iMac for the past seven years. The Mac had much better built-in speakers but, other than that, I prefer everything about this monitor.
Pros: Sub-$400 price on sale No dead pixels FreeSync support 4K resolution Vivid and fairly accurate color reproduction out of the box Deep Color Support (HDMI connections) Easy to assemble and attach adjustable stand
Cons: Potent GPU will be required for gaming Didn’t buy this sooner
Overall Review: A co-worker highlighted the exceptional price for this display. I’ve always had fantastic luck with LG monitors. Newegg’s deal was too good to pass up. Setup of this display was very easy to complete. No dead pixels were encountered and the customization options with the OSD are easy to navigate with the central joystick-style controller near the bottom center of the monitor. Disabling the buzzer in the monitor’s settings will disable the slightly annoying beep that occurs when leaving sleep states or powering on the display. Colors were very rich and natural looking by default. The integrated speakers are sufficient for basic external listening, but won’t come close to a good set of headphones or speaker system in terms of volume or clarity. While the overall ppi of a 4K display at this size will be lower than 24” or 27” options, the upgrade from QHD is still noticeably better. Gaming has required making some concessions from the eye candy perspective, but this was expected. No noticeable lag or ghosting with the titles I’ve tested thus far. Very pleased with this model and the value that it represents!
Pros: Excellent value for money for a 4K free sync enabled monitor. Acceptable colour accuracy out of the box, contrary to some negative reviews. If you are picky you can always download colour calibration files from rtings. Relatively compact and solidly built. Come with display port cable and HDMI cable. It's a huge step up from a 24" FHD 60Hz LG monitor that I had, and you will never be able to look back and compromise with something lesser. (A con?)
Cons: Know what you buy: Limited ergonomic options The free sync range is limited even with the extended mode Only acceptable speakers (but you shouldn't expect built-in speakers to have great sound quality, to begin with) Not HDR ready Necessitates a high-end display card to pump out sufficient frames (my ageing RX480 struggles to output playable frames at 2k resolution at medium settings)
Overall Review: Took a leap of faith with LG as I had LG D802, LG V10, a LG 40" 4k smart TV, a LG 24" FHD regular monitor and a humidifier. This monitor shipping from 7000 miles to where I lived, has turned on without issue, and have no dead spots. The shipping together with the discounted price is still 50% cheaper than I buy locally so shame on the distributors. Now I am just hoping that this monitor would not malfunction in any near future. Also, a 32" 4k monitor would have a minimum recommended distance to be kept away from for the normal FOV of human, but due to limitations of my room I have to stay closer than I would prefer. Works fine after overclocking my eyes. YMMV.
Pros: Excellent calibration from the factory Beautiful picture, now bright or dull spots, no dropped pixels. Nice sound, but this 4K beauty deserves a surround system
Cons: HDCP 2.2 is a real bear to accommodate. DRM makes life difficult I cannot play 4K UHD discs on my AM4 X370 Ryzen PC CyberLink PowerDVD17 Ultra says "SGM is not available or not enabled in BIOS"
Overall Review: Do your diligence on all pieces of hardware and software in the system before expecting to play 4K UHD Movie Discs on your PC. This is a beautiful monitor The future will improve DRM / HDCP / HDMI cooperation....I hope
Pros: Works great and looks great, the setup was extremely easy.
Cons: None as of yet
Overall Review: Bought this to go with my GTX 1080 TI. Looks amazing when playing Doom in ultra 4K. The visual quality is amazing. About as good as it gets for the price. I mean it doesn't do 4K at 144hz but its also not over $1000 bucks. For the price can't beat it. Great buy.
Pros: -no dead pixels -full height, tilt and pan adjustment -nice clean Gui menu interface -thin bezels -Freesync -Looks beautiful and sharp. -Design has elegant clean lines.
Cons: -takes a second or two longer than some monitors to come out of sleep mode. -Display cable is only about 2 meters and can be kind of short.
Overall Review: -You need to use the display cable for full 60hz refresh-rate at 4k. HDMI will only do 30hz at 4K or 60hz on 1440p. I believe this is standard for monitors, but just beware. 30hz feels like mouse lag if you are used to higher refresh rates.Use the Display port or order another one if you need more than a meter in length. -Even at 32" size, any fixed size application will be about 2/3 the size vs. a 23/24" 1080p. You will not regret going 32" or larger. 27" or smaller would be a waste on 4k. Couldn't bee happier with this monitor for the money. I'm using it for a DAW workstation that replaced a 29" LG ultrawide screen and I can see so many more tracks and plugins on one screen or split screen.
Warranty & Returns
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Warranty
- Limited Warranty period (parts): 3 years
- Limited Warranty period (labor): 3 years
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Pros: + Adjustable stand + 32" 4k for under $400 (at time or purchase) + Freesync capable + Solid black level and color reproduction + Gets along with my MacBook Pro
Cons: - Noticeable color shift when viewed off center - Speakers are pretty poor (if you care) - Only 1 year warranty
Overall Review: I wanted a second monitor for my gaming rig and for when I worked from home using my MacBook Pro. My primary monitor was already a 32" 1440p 144hz and I love that size, so I wanted another, but with higher pixel density to make work easier. After some looking around I decided on the LG 32UD59-B. It is a decent looking display. Bezels are thin, it is pretty light weight and the stand is solid as well as adjustable. No fancy lights or bright color plastics, just the way I like it. Peaking around back there are 2 HDMI and one Displayport connection, which is as expected for a monitor in this price class. The menu joystick is easy to use and finding settings quickly was no problem. In terms of the display itself, the colors are solid and vibrant. Blacks are not the best I have seen, but are pretty dark. Compared to my Samsung C32HG70, the colors do not pop as much, but they are slightly better than on my son's HP Omen 32. Viewing angles are not the best, with noticeable color shift when viewed off center when close, but less of a problem if you sit away a bit. Pixel response appears to be pretty decent. I did not buy it for gaming, but I did test it a little. I can see a tiny bit of trailing at times when moving quickly, but for moderate gaming I think it would be okay. I also did not test freesync as I do not have an AMD card at the moment,. but the fact that it has it is a bonus for those that do! Overall I am pleased with the LG 32UD59-B. At $400 it really is a solid deal and offers enough features and performance to be recommended if you are looking for a 32" 4k monitor. NOTE: Mine did develop a red stuck pixel, but over a few days, it un-stuck and I have had no issues since.