Samsung S32A600UUU - LED monitor - 32" - 2560 x 1440 QHD @ 75 Hz - VA - 300 cd/m² - 3000:1 - HDR10-5 ms - HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C - black

Great look, super thin bezels, high-quality image, way too bright and the best part is USB-C if you're mac user charing your mac through the screen you don't need your own charging cable if your mac has typec input.

For the price, this monitor appears to be shaping up quite nicely. Colour is pretty well on the money and I've been able to align it using a Spyder Express calibration tool which now has this - the main monitor - colour aligned to my laptop monitor (MSI GS63Stealth 4K). Main work that I do on this computer is video editing and the occasional photo edit and it's nice to finally have accurate colours showing on a nice large main monitor and not having to do reference work using the 15.6" display of the laptop.The resolution jump to QHD is also very nice giving crisp images on a 27" display with only a hint of visible pixels compared to the old 27" FHD display I was using before. No dead pixels to be seen either which is always a relief.I've docked one star from this due to brightness out of the box being somewhat dull. I thought I was going crazy the next morning when I turned it on and it was as bright as a button but then in the evening it went back to being dull, especially sitting next to the laptop screen. Turns out the Eco Saver Plus auto setting keep mucking around with the brightness settings depending on the time of day making for some confusing and frustrating times. Given I am relying on a consistent display rather than an Eco display this feature had to be disabled as soon as I worked out what was going on.Strongly recommend if buying this monitor to disable the Eco Saver setting so you are ending up with a day in day out consistent display unless you are happing with the dimming effect.

It's not only that the monitor has a superb picture quelity but it's also a USB-C hub and charges my laptop (via the USB-C connector).I connect the laptop to the screen using USB-C and all the peripheral equipment to the monitor (UBS camera, USB keyboard, USB to Ethernet adapter). The monitor also supports daisy chaining, so I connect my second monitor to it (via Disply Port) and extend my Windows 10 desktop across multiple displays).I was looking for 24 inch 4K (UHD) monitors but there are hardly any available at that size so decided to go with this WQHD monitor instead (due to limited table space) and I'm really happy to have made that decision.P.S. iit is only for office use, can't comment about gaming perfromance or watching videos.

All good and a good saving

Bought 2 monitors. One seemed fine but the picture quality is quite bad. Does not seem very sharp. The other one had dead pixels and a very weird color, It was too warm. Very bad monitors

As a basic office monitor, this one does the job. It is easy to set up - I use it via USB-C and HDMI and both MacBook and iPad immediately recognise the connection. I also have a couple of USB-3 devices and a set of speakers permanently plugged in to the built-in hub. All good.The main downside is the lack of brightness. No matter how I adjust the monitor, I cannot match the internal screen on my MacBook Air. It's usable for basic office tasks, but certainly wouldn't be acceptable for any colour-critical work.But, for what it is, it is very cheap. It's not a £1,000 monitor - and lacks some of the features which you would find on a high end monitor. If you can live without those, it's a good purchase.

I never do a review but I had to because I was really happy with the purchase. This has a better display than my previous monitor. QHD display is crisp. The HDMI cable was not working with my iPad because of the limitations from Apple but the USB C cable works so well that it charges and also works well with the external display. I will also get a speakers too to make the experience the best and have better productivity. Really happy with this monitor. Thanks Tannas and Samsung.

Great monitor with brilliant graphics.