4K Screen Monitor

Great 4K monitor that can handle all applications that I have for work. No need for more than one monitor because the screen is so big,

This is a great monitor. The hdr and blue eye screen care really help eye fatigue.. 4K gives you a LOT of real estate to do work on one monitor! It’s awesome! I am surprised to find that depending on what cable choice i used from my video card I was able to get only certain resolutions, I assume this has to be the video cards issue as it is much older 10 yrs.. for example with hdmi it will only drive 1920x1600. But with display sport it will run 4k@30hz or 2k@59hz. On the othe side when I plug in a newer computer like my 2016 MacBook Pro w usb-c/thunderbolt it pops up right away at 4K/60hz. Picture is fluid, colors are amazing, monitor is great and @ this price point ~ $400 it can’t be beat!!

I now have full 4K video on my 4k monitor.

I just got this monitor a few weeks ago, and it's been amazing. Aside from the exceptional image quality that you would expect from an OLED panel, you can play games at up to 240 Hz, which is probably the coolest thing for me, coming from a 4K/60Hz screen. Regarding contrast, aside from having perfect black levels, this monitor can also get sufficiently bright. I was worried from having seen reviews of previous gen OLED panels that the screen would noticeably dim when viewing a light/white colored window/image, but I haven't been able to notice the screen getting any dimmer in those scenarios. Text is also very crisp, and other issues found on previous gen OLED panels do not seem to be present. To summarize, with such great image quality, 4K resolution, and such a high frame rate, I'm hard pressed to name anything that you'd really be missing out on with this monitor. Yes, other monitors might have Dolby Vision or DisplayPort 2.1, but considering the price difference I think this monitor strikes a very good balance between value and features. I've been very happy with this monitor and highly recommend it.

It took me awhile to understand how all this works, but this lets me turn a second monitor into a full screen 4K program monitor. I can also enable HDR flags in both Resolve and Premiere.

I have been using many monitors over the years since the 1990's my last three have been ips 1080p-4k This one is by far my favorite The big screen @ 4k is the right size for gaming and everyday work. Ips glow is even on the screen better than any other Ips monitor I have owned. No dead or stuck pixels in about a month some screen flicker depending on which game I'm playing which is only one so far all others are fine and any work stuff has been fine. All I can say is wow I got lucky picking this one. B&H as always is the best to purchase stuff and shipping is fast prices are great who could ask for more. If your looking for a 32 4k monitor add this one to your list and remember when dealing with anything computer wise it's always the luck of the silicone lottery. Happy camper so far

I have been waiting and searching for a +/- 27/28, touch screen, 4K monitor for several years. no one made it except a couple of very expensive commercial units (+/-$3-4k). This is the first product I've found that checks all of the boxes, plus being $1K. Excellent image, very good color, very interactive touch, fully compatible with my PC notebook computer. I really highly recommend it.

This is a must have for cameras like the Pocket 4K/6K that do not have a movable monitor screen. This holds an Atomos Shogun Inferno monitor for our Pocket 4K. This allows us to see our shot when shooting from the hip or going in for that low shot. High Quality build! Thank you!

I now own two D7500s. Tilting monitor screen and the ability to shoot 4K video in full manual mode is what makes this a great camera.

I was concerned choosing a IPS panel over a VA panel, because our living room TV is an OLED and I'm a huge fan of inky dark blacks. But 4k @ 32 inches requires you to sit pretty close, and the viewing angles on a VA panel are just too bad for that (major color degradation at edges) and I can't tolerate the distortion from curved screens. Turns out my fears were unwarranted! With the proper settings (Black Level High, brightness & contrast at reasonable levels) the monitor doesn't suffer from raised (greyish) blacks, and there's only a slight amount of black crush at the tail end of the spectrum. The highlights are great, viewing angle is nice, no obvious issues with screen uniformity, motion, etc. The only minor issue I have with the screen is the finish - it's a semi-gloss/matte combo that does a poor job of diffusing reflections. It is very sensitive to any kind of light shining directly on the screen. If you have a dark office, no issues, but if you're right next to a window the light can be very distracting. Luckily the monitor gets VERY bright, so you can adjust as needed to drown out most of the glare. For the price, the monitor really exceeds my expectations. I use it mostly for work (coding/office/etc., lots of small text) and it's looks fantastic even with 150% scaling enabled. I haven't tried it out for any gaming (planning to hook old XBox One X up to it at some point), but if the 4k videos I've watch on it are any indication, it should look great!