I have this monitor. I got the brightness to stop fluctuating by turning off the energy saving mode in the general settings. Specially this is called "smart energy saving". This is a separate option from the DFC one.
@@SwissOliver The automatic brightness stuff sucks which is why I turned off both DFC and the other option. I have not tried keeping DFC on but turning off the other option to see if one is worse than the other. I do not have the problem mentioned in this review where the monitor needs time to 'warm up'. It seems good to go the second it turns on. The build quality of the monitor is good. Reluctant to call it excellent as I think only Apple makes truly excellent built things. Some would say overbuilt. But the plastics are premium feeling and the monitor stands are robust. I do NOT like the gloss plastic on the sides of the monitor. Glossy plastics are dumb and no product should ever have it. I like that the gamer aesthetic on this monitor is low-key and minimal. No overuse of weirdly shaped plastic to appeal to teenagers. The colors are great, it works well in games. I'm not one to pixel peep this kind of stuff. Are the blacks as good as OLED? No not going to happen. Is this monitor worth the price? For me yes because I have no plans to upgrade this monitor in the next 6 years. I think this monitor is an excellent example of peak IPS technology. The end of the road, if you will. I'm buying into the greatest this tech has to offer and will stay here for as long as possible. Waiting out and bidding my time until OLED-QD and Mini and Micro LED become affordable and useable in a desktop scenario.
I have this monitor. It is simply the best monitor I have ever had. I do not have the brightness flicker, but I disabled Energy saving. DFC is off. The color accuracy on this monitor is simply fantastic to look at, blacks are great for IPS, better than any IPS I have ever seen. I have all the good you spoke of and literally zero of the bad. I got a Perfect panel with 0 light bleed. QUESTION: is 12 bit with DSC a better picture than 10 bit without DSC? This monitor is SO amazing looking I am having a hard time seeing the difference. Games look absolutely amazing on this. WOW is an understatement. If you want an color accurate 144Hz gaming monitor in the 32" size. stop looking and buy this. Nothing else compares IMO. I also do not have the Warm issue at start up. I think you could have a slightly bugged monitor.
In games G7/G8 Neo is probably better but for work/games this monitor can be more appropriate because G7/G8 Neo have got an aggressive 1000R curvature. It's not for everybody for sure.
There are no any 12 bit color depth in the monitor, it's a gimmick. Maybe it can be applied only for grays and blacks, as some monitors can support 12 bit depth brightness (including Neo series) but it's different.
@@collinoverby Most people complain about Samsung QC on the Internet but they don't say anything when they have got a device without any issues and because of that it seems Samsung is bad but it is not. I have got G9 Neo (and I know other people who own it as well) and there are no any issues with it, almost perfect, even the scanlines are invisible at 240 hz. G7 Neo seems to be better than G8 Neo (quality/price) but they are both much dimmer than G9 Neo in real HDR scene. You pay for what you get.
Hi! Got one of these last week. Amazing display. With regards to the auto-dimming / non-DFC related issue, was happening with me too. To fix, you just have to go into Settings > General > SMART ENERGY SAVING and set it to 'Off'. 👍🏽
This is a really good and detailed review, that isn't boring! This seems like it would be the perfect monitor with miniLEDs and a type-C thunderbolt/displayport like you said but definitely going to be on my short-list.
Very comprehensive Review . Please Can you do comparison video Titled "4k 27 inch vs 4k 32 inch" I think you have both the LG , LG 32GQ950-B and LG27GP950B .
G7 Neo $1300 vs 32GQ950 $1300 vs AW3423 $1300. For HDR console games G7 Neo, for work/PC HDR games is AW3423, for SDR TV shows/SDR console gaming is 32GQ950. For work and cinematic view 21:9 is almost always better than 16:9.
@@TechyRodsWire I have enjoyed it thus far. It's a great mid-high-end monitor with a great quality image and nice refresh rate. My only complaint is the weird auto adjusting brightness feature. I have been able to tweak around some settings so it's not too bad, but Type-C reviews did talk about the problem in his review. Cheers!
Not so sure as the pricing feels odd within their own products lineup at least here in Canada. Depending on your use case you may wanna reconsider. If it follows the same pricing a here then it you'll pay 300-350 euros more for a bigger screen size, fake hdr and somewhat more or less improved experience than in the 27gp950-b
how is it perfect? It’s a gimmick, they throw 4K in there to get you. You can’t even hit 144hz in 4K with any gpu without upscaling. Same with XSX and Ps5
@@GUY-on-Earth Indie games can go 4k. 3070 can go 4k. You dont play indie? I play fall guys at 144fps 1440p using 2070. My PC is 5 years old. If thats not enough, Nvidia is releasing new gpus in september 2022.
@@fynkozari9271 i do not play indie games. Only arcade/indie games i’ve ever been a fan of is Castle Crashers and Cuphead, maybe a few more i don’t remember but i cant say high fps on those games matter much
I'm here because I think I'm gonna return my Neo G8, BUUUUUTTTT... I think after watching this video I'm gonna end up just using my older Odyssey G7 28" IPS until something really good comes out in the future. If this was mini-LED with 200+ zones I'd jump, but I will wait until something truly must buy comes out. Oh and I'm now a subscriber. Nice video BTW!
I like how here in Canada I find the 32GQ950-B at 1,7k or 1,65k on Best Buy and Amazon respectively vs the 27GP950-B running on a discount at 1,018 initially 1,2k still saving 500 or 450 bucks actually. I don't know how's the pricing elsewhere but I doubt it's 100$ difference in the US. Imo this big price bump isn't justified between these 2 products. Plus when there's the Inzone M9 or the Neo G7 being 500 and 150-200 bucks cheaper respectively to this 32. In my use case I look for decent / good hdr and freesync premium for regular and gaming usage
@@MrArjay123 Right now it's $650, not $599. How tf did he get the $599 price. Black Friday is almost here and it's still more expensive than a month ago?
@@ThienTu-rs2pv because within in the last month over 500 was bought . So they raised the price . The og price is 1300. People said if u can find it for a 1000 go for it ! Now imagine half off?! Ppl going crazy for it. To me a 1300 monitor going half off, means there’s some crazy ass monitors coming out in 2024 and they are trying to get rid of stock
For a monitor released in the 2nd half of 2022 with only 32 zones of LDs, the released price of $1,300 USD is obviously too high. Although at a price of $900 level in the case of a promotion, which is barely fair but not so cost-effective.
Sadly, this monitor is not available in my country(Philippines). Would you recommend the Gigabyte M32U as an alternative? Is this LG 32GQ950-B too far ahead of the Gigabyte M32U in terms of performance and gaming experience?
Cannot wait for the lads at Hardware Unboxed to review this monitor. This is looking like my new gaming monitor to get unless some one comes out with a 32" 4k qd Oled flat panel monitor in the next few months.
is something like the 38GN950 still worth $900 or should I wait for drop in price? It was highly rated 2 years ago but now mini-LED monitors are around
Getting this monitor. Had to return my 65 inch lg g2 oled. Gave me eye strain and headaches. It’s labeled flicker free but it isn’t. Did the slow motion test on iPhone. Flickers like crazy. Also only 68 ppi
With all of the mini-led and OLED monitors out now, I'm surprised this still sells for $1200. I tried it with consoles (before I had my P.C.), and hated the HDR. The image was so washed out. I'd love to try it again with my p.c. where I have a lot more customization for the picture via the graphics card.
I missed the sale on B&H two weeks ago because I was procrastinating and waiting for more reviews. It looks like I picked up the last stock that was on sale on Amazon yesterday and is shipped directly from Beach Camera. The price went immediately back to MSRP as soon as I bought it. It arrives Monday.
Haha 🤣 😂 😁 I was wondering who got the last one on sale. I bought the one before you bought the last one. I bought the 2nd to the last one. With $200 still on my account in gift card I used, I end up paying a total with tax and all $843.00usd. Clutch! What a deal for me. Will receive it next week Wednesday 🙌, 🙏 it's a great one. Prices back up to ove $1200 again, sheesh!
@@bywoelflegames9961 The monitor died on me 3 days after I got it actually. It was a great monitor if you only game in SDR. The HDR was completely useless being edge lit. Light bleeds galore in HDR mode. I returned it and got a Gigbyte m32u for $200 less.
I’ve tried all 3 neo g8 aw3423dw oled and this lg. I settled on the lg. the neo g8 has a terrible ab coating and also some bad haloing which was a deal breaker. And the aw3423dw was nice but 1440p is just too low of a ppi. Also it has some bad vrr flicker and flickering in blacks. I honestly think this is the best bet right now for a real monitor and those that don’t want to use a lg oled tv
I am currently choosing what to buy. Either the AW3423DW or this LG monitor. Alienware’s OLED glossy screen sounds really tempting, besides it’s ultrawide, something that I haven’t really tried yet for gaming. However I’m worried about the low PPI and burn-in. This on the other hand is a very crisp 4K monitor, with better SDR brightness and it won’t ever burn-in, however the contrast ratio is conventional (it sucks) and besides the resolution, it won’t give me much of an upgrade over my current 32” 1440p 144hz monitor (also from LG). I’m currently something like 70% for Alienware and 30% for LG. But I’m still researching and this might change.
The new LED design is a letdown. It does not project light above or below, and is not as immersive as the round version. I also wish they would a second display port. Two HDMI ports is fine, but this needs two DP. For the price, seems like they are cutting corners.
Great review! Looking to get one of these LG 4K monitors to do some 4K, gaming and also watching 4K video, (RUclips etc. ). I was leaning more towards LG 32GR93U. Its in the low $700 dollar range, where the LG 32GQ950-B is mid to high $800 range. Does anyone have experience with “both of these” and could tell me why you’d get one over the other. From what Im reading there isnt a huge difference. Can save about 120-140 bucks on the 32GR93U or is it worth spending the extra and getting the 32GQ950-B? Thoughts , suggestions.
i have the GP950. I’m looking to build my first PC this year so I’ve been using my XSX on it this entire time and I honestly think it was a pointless purchase since I can’t hit more than 60 fps in native 4K. Can’t wrap my head around any 4K monitor until we’re at that point, 1080p and 1440p are not even as crisp since the pixel density is a lot more for 4K. A 32 inch monitor also doesn’t help for those resolutions
Xbox and monitor should be able to do 4k 120fps. If you cant hit that, you either have to change some settings (either on xbox or on the monitor) or you are playing a game that‘s not build for 4k120fps
Hi, can you recommend which is the best color profile for mac when HDR is enabled? I'm currently using the default color profile but it looks kinda grey...
its interesting I haven't seen your brightness bug and I have 84 hours on mine. I wonder if its a build quality issue. ON the other hand of the last weekend my lower left dimming zone is half dead which is a different QC issue. outside that its amazing. Yes no speakers is stupid. yes no auto input switch is stupid. But outside of those missing features I do love it and its SDR for MacOS/WinOS desktop work is friggin bright and I love it. HDR for xbox Series S/X is amazing.
How is this better than the M32U? They are both edge-lit IPS panels. The LG monitor as of now is 1200 on Amazon while the M32U is 700, I fail to see how the LG monitor is not a ripoff?
This monitor is wayyyyy better than the Alienware QD OLED. Shame on any reviewer that doesn't think so. I get the whole OLED craze, HDR I get it. This is next level for an IPS panel. I'm telling you this is the nicest IPS panel Ive ever seen, it makes the 27 GN950 look like absolute trash. If you think this is simply a 32 inch version of the 27gn950,, think again. It's not an exaggeration, you won't feel like you missed out by not getting an OLED.
💀my guy an 1000:1 contrast with 32 edge lit dimming zones ain't cutting it, granted it probably looks great for very bright scenes with no dark elements, but throw an actual demanding scene and you'll see how it just shits itself (granted the AW will have raised blacks in a bright room, but that's conditional), stop talking like you're an authority in the matter.
@@iamfrog6747 my guy ..1440p for a $1300 ain't cutting it!!!....the HDR on the LG is actually decent. Only in very few specific situations does HDR even shine on the OLED. Most of the popular games people play HDR doesn't even matter. The Alienware QD OLED is straight ass....it's the most overrated monitor in the history of monitors
@@ronniekregar3482 1300 dollars for a self emissive very wide gamut 1440p 21:9 monitor is overpriced. But 900-1000dollars for an edge lit LCD isnt. If youre looking for a 4k 144hz monitor you might aswell go for the much cheaper M32U, or just spend a bit more for something that can actually handle HDR like a 43inch QN90B, saying that the aw3423dw is an overhyped monitor but then talking about the 32qg950 like if it were a godsend and a step up from other IPS monitors is the most bullshitery bullshit Ive ever heard. Obviously the aw3423dw isnt for everyone but its straight up outrageous to call it overhyped/overpriced and then casually glorifying the 32qg950 Hopefully samsung displays takes over most of the market with more affordable and better qd-oled monitors using phosphorescent blue oled in 2024-2025
@@iamfrog6747 the Gigabyte is trash. Its a cheap panel for people who wanna buy a cheap panel. Thats my point, this ain't any other IPS. Almost to a point where I truly don't regret buying an OLED at this price point. The colors and saturation and pop is amazing. I saw all these monitors in Microcenter before buying it. Now the Neo G8, that impressed me. The panel looked amazing l, but that curve is unbearable. I saw that QD OLED and I couldn't believe how much it disappointed me picture wise. HDR is not the end all be all. The LG is a super fast, super punchy panel, and it looks amazing. It doesn't have that typical monitor coating either which kills picture quality even at 4k. It's just so daam smooth. You can't just base everything from what you see on paper, not everything translates. I hear what you're sayin, BUT this absolutely is not your typical IPS panel, I can't emphasize that enough.
I wish the next version of this monitor will have 1) USB-C input with DP Alt Mode and PD to power a work laptop 2) Auto input switching 3) Some USB ports on the side or bottom for easier access 4) Passive cooling 5) IPS Black for better contrast ratio. That would make it pretty much the perfect mixed use productivity/gaming monitor.
@@Shinnnyu_ Not unreasonable to ask for, since there are already 32" 4K productivity monitors out there which have all of that - just with a 60Hz panel. If this monitor had even some of the listed features, it would be an attractive option for users who need a good productivity monitor, which can also be used for gaming. Now it's just an overpriced gaming monitor.
The only reason I'm not interested in its HDR performance are the black levels. Is it edge lit? I suppose so since they don't advertise any local dimming or zones.
Oh hell yeah....wayy faster than the Gigabyte, and the picture and panel isn't even comparable. Unless you specifically want a cheap panel, LG all day...
they have to include the brightness auto dim for energy efficiency requirements. same as the auto engine off feature in new vehicles that you can disable. they expect you to disable all of this, but they have to include it so they can say they did their part.
I believe his point was that disabling it via the menu did not actually disable the feature. Definitely sounds like a software bug where it is not properly disabling.
Stuck between this and the M32U but I think I'm going to just order the LG. I really hope I get no/super minimal IPS glow, as it is a panel lottery out there.
Just ordered the LG 32GQ950 but I'm still on the fence with the Samsung G8.. What do you think between them? I kinda worry about the G8 crushing the blacks and over contrasting certain areas too much. Also, ppl mentioned G8 has issue with accurate colors pre-calibration. 240Hz less concern to me since I don't game high refresh games and anyway have only a 2070 graphics board. On the other hand, I saw great reviews of the LG and ppl say even tho it has only 32 dimming areas, it's quite good for HDR contents and colors are accurate from factory.. So what do you think?
I have the LG and im returning it for the neo g8. The blacks on the lg are pretty bad and the dimming zones are noticeable, which makes the hdr pretty useless.
Lack of USB Type C but still I have ordered it to compare it with Philips Momentum 329m1rv, FI32 and AOC AG324UX. As all these are similar to the LG's. Interested to try ATW
@@kjrayo18 I do not like FI32U I had to order 3 times but same issue, uniformity is not good across the panels and the color aren’t calibrated that well they looked dull in all the units
@@gurpreet122p that’s very unfortunate, monitor buying is a lottery lol. The only bad thing about this lg is no auto input switching. Other then that it’s great.
i got one today with bad backlight bleeding... sent it back and ordered the same one again because apparently you can get a good ips display where you have little to no backlight bleeding. like in this video.
but this is the first monitor that has no flickering with gsync compatibility and hdr. I really hope that the other 32gq950b maintains exactly that, because it can be different from device to device. but please with little or no backlight bleeding. because I would like to be able to watch series, films and play games with often dark spots without feeling like crying because of the strong backlight bleeding. I will keep you up to date!
To whom It May Concern, I am in the market to purchase a gaming monitor. What you recommend for a budget monitor for a PS5 setup ? My budget is max out to $450. And can maybe go higher with some payments plans that Amazon is offering. That is an option I have. Looking at IPS and 1440p. Thanks in advance. Best regards sir/miss
I see complaints on reddit about active fan being audible in this monitor. But I can't find any video-audio samples with something to compare, mouse click, noctua fan w/e. People do have different levels of sensitivity, I suspect I'm on the wrong end of that scale, undervolting GPU - CPU, tinkering with fan curves...and built a semi-open dampening box around PC. But I need a new monitor and this seems to be the least bad 4k 32" ugh
11:49 Well it can't be identical to OLED because it's an LCD. Not yet. Although in reality, it is close enough for those who don't pay too much attention to motion blur quality. Try faster ufo moving speeds and LCD vs OLED differences will become obvious. Perhaps 3000+pps speeds. Fast competitive games utilize even faster speeds. Realistically default 960pps speed is too slow for demonstrating small gtg differences.
Hey I just got this monitor and I was wondering, have you used a PS5 with this monitor? I can't for the life of me figure out how to successfully set HDR on PS5 with this monitor. Would appreciate your settings if you have it thank you!
I have to agree, I got the aw38dw1 ultrawide to compare and I prefer this 4k monitor better. Colors and clarity is just much better, the Alienware was just lackluster imo and looked like my typical dell dell ips panel 27 inch. So in short the ultrawide is probably gonna go back as the extra width is not enough to compete with the size and clarity of this 32 inch
Do you only play console games? For PC games 34/35" 21:9 is more immersive and overall better than 16:9 32" (the width is more important than the height for a cinematic view). The advantage of IPS colours vs QD-OLED colours is doubtful. QD-OLED has got a very large color gamut. HDR Color Volume is probably even better in QD-OLED, in SDR Color Volume they are probably comparable.
@@radiospank OK. I didn't see that it was AW3821DW, not AW3421. Yes, the colors are better in 32GQ950 than in AW3821DW but maybe not too much. The brightness is also better in 32GQ950 and because of that it seems to be better looking with polarization layer than AW3821. Overall 21:9 is better than 16:9 for PC games (if we compare only the aspect ratios), you had to see it, so QD-OLED AW3421 was a way to go for gaming at the same price. If you also do programming work, G9 Neo would be the best choice, it's more expensive but very immersive, supermultitasking and very bright.
@@socialreport2836 I’m afraid of getting Samsung after hearing the bad QC they possess, also I would consider the qd-oled aw3421 but I read for text it was not the best and programming and reading text is a big part of my day. So ips it is, but now which to keep is the question. The 38 is adequate no doubt but more expensive and less attractive in vs the 4k 32 with better brightness and polarizer. I’m splitting hairs here but this monitor is gonna be a main stay for quite some time
@@radiospank OK. Samsung fixed most issues in G9 Neo with the latest firmware upgrades. Scanlines are only visible in certain and very rare situations and only at 240 hz (on certain blue color, not all blues, almost invisible, scanlines on white color seem to be not visible at all compared to the previous firmware upgrade), at 120 hz there are no any issues with scanlines. I tested it myself, the quality of G9 Neo is excellent right now, maybe especially the batch after january 2022. The firmware upgrade 1011 is a way to go for this monitor. It's certainly the best for multitasking. AW3423 has got some fringes, it's true. In HDR gaming it is better than G7/G8 Neo though, as G7/G8 Neo has got 420 nit HDR hilights in the real scene (maybe the firmware upgrade will increase the brightness), AW3423 - 480 nit without any blooming. G9 Neo has got 800-900 nit hilights in the real scene, so it's almost 2 times brighter than AW3423. Possibly HDR is the best in G9 Neo in bright gaming scenes, 32:9 is quite immersive, not comparable to anything even close (even to 21:9). For programming it's the best option, of course. It's worth testing, if it's not too late :)
I’m not sure who will see this but Amazon is selling this right now for $899 so I bought mine there this week. For that price I feel like this monitor is hard to beat. I also got another $440 off thanks to credit card points so I got mine for $547 including tax
Not at all, It's completely silent, I 'm sure if I stuck my ear right next to the vent, I would probably hear it faintly, But I haven't noticed any fan noise. I think the reason the QD OLED fan was so loud was because of the HDR, Plus that one had a G-Sync module, Which is known for having noisy fans.
Seems like a nice monitor! Can't help to think it would be even better with evenly thick bezels all the way around and if the "UltraGear" text could be somewhere om the foot instead of on the bezel. And what's with the glossy plastic on the side of the display?
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I have this monitor. I got the brightness to stop fluctuating by turning off the energy saving mode in the general settings. Specially this is called "smart energy saving". This is a separate option from the DFC one.
What’s your personal opinion about this monitor? And usage? Does the automatic brightness adjustment work well?
@@SwissOliver The automatic brightness stuff sucks which is why I turned off both DFC and the other option. I have not tried keeping DFC on but turning off the other option to see if one is worse than the other.
I do not have the problem mentioned in this review where the monitor needs time to 'warm up'. It seems good to go the second it turns on.
The build quality of the monitor is good. Reluctant to call it excellent as I think only Apple makes truly excellent built things. Some would say overbuilt. But the plastics are premium feeling and the monitor stands are robust.
I do NOT like the gloss plastic on the sides of the monitor. Glossy plastics are dumb and no product should ever have it.
I like that the gamer aesthetic on this monitor is low-key and minimal. No overuse of weirdly shaped plastic to appeal to teenagers.
The colors are great, it works well in games. I'm not one to pixel peep this kind of stuff. Are the blacks as good as OLED? No not going to happen.
Is this monitor worth the price? For me yes because I have no plans to upgrade this monitor in the next 6 years. I think this monitor is an excellent example of peak IPS technology. The end of the road, if you will. I'm buying into the greatest this tech has to offer and will stay here for as long as possible. Waiting out and bidding my time until OLED-QD and Mini and Micro LED become affordable and useable in a desktop scenario.
@@adventuresinbytes thx Robert. Do you have have productivity and gaming Workflows with this monitor?
@@adventuresinbytes I also do not have this "warm up" period on my sample. This sounds like a manufacturing defect.
@@kyledoesntgetit5602 or maybe just the power setting?
I have this monitor. It is simply the best monitor I have ever had. I do not have the brightness flicker, but I disabled Energy saving. DFC is off. The color accuracy on this monitor is simply fantastic to look at, blacks are great for IPS, better than any IPS I have ever seen. I have all the good you spoke of and literally zero of the bad. I got a Perfect panel with 0 light bleed.
QUESTION: is 12 bit with DSC a better picture than 10 bit without DSC? This monitor is SO amazing looking I am having a hard time seeing the difference. Games look absolutely amazing on this. WOW is an understatement.
If you want an color accurate 144Hz gaming monitor in the 32" size. stop looking and buy this. Nothing else compares IMO.
I also do not have the Warm issue at start up. I think you could have a slightly bugged monitor.
In games G7/G8 Neo is probably better but for work/games this monitor can be more appropriate because G7/G8 Neo have got an aggressive 1000R curvature. It's not for everybody for sure.
There are no any 12 bit color depth in the monitor, it's a gimmick. Maybe it can be applied only for grays and blacks, as some monitors can support 12 bit depth brightness (including Neo series) but it's different.
@@socialreport2836 Good luck with samsungs QC
@@collinoverby Most people complain about Samsung QC on the Internet but they don't say anything when they have got a device without any issues and because of that it seems Samsung is bad but it is not.
I have got G9 Neo (and I know other people who own it as well) and there are no any issues with it, almost perfect, even the scanlines are invisible at 240 hz. G7 Neo seems to be better than G8 Neo (quality/price) but they are both much dimmer than G9 Neo in real HDR scene. You pay for what you get.
@@socialreport2836 Ig so I honestly dont like the curve on it so I might go with the lg 32gq950b
Hi! Got one of these last week. Amazing display. With regards to the auto-dimming / non-DFC related issue, was happening with me too. To fix, you just have to go into Settings > General > SMART ENERGY SAVING and set it to 'Off'. 👍🏽
I prefer the 260hz version 32gq850 1440p. I have 32 inch 144hz LG but the old one 32gk650f
I have that setting off and when I’m a game and the screen gets bright white I can see the screen change and get warm
Minor correction--the 32GQ950 does come with full bandwidth HDMI 2.1 ports.
I was about to say. There’s no way this didn’t come with a 2.1 HDMI port
This is a really good and detailed review, that isn't boring! This seems like it would be the perfect monitor with miniLEDs and a type-C thunderbolt/displayport like you said but definitely going to be on my short-list.
Corsair and LG gonna release 240hz OLED monitors, but theyre too big 45 inch, only 1440p.
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Thank you for this review. I was very excited for this monitor and still am and your review sold me on it. Great job!
Thanks for showing the side by side with VA and IPS. I love a uniform panel. I wish more reviewers would show this.
Very comprehensive Review . Please Can you do comparison video Titled "4k 27 inch vs 4k 32 inch" I think you have both the LG , LG 32GQ950-B and LG27GP950B .
I have just bought mine a few days ago. This review helped me. Thanks.
it’s currently $1299 on LG’s and website. Great review buddy it’s the best one out there!
G7 Neo $1300 vs 32GQ950 $1300 vs AW3423 $1300. For HDR console games G7 Neo, for work/PC HDR games is AW3423, for SDR TV shows/SDR console gaming is 32GQ950. For work and cinematic view 21:9 is almost always better than 16:9.
Great review, I just ordered this monitor after hours of searching for the right one.
Your channel definitely deserve more views.
How you like it ?
@@TechyRodsWire I have enjoyed it thus far. It's a great mid-high-end monitor with a great quality image and nice refresh rate. My only complaint is the weird auto adjusting brightness feature. I have been able to tweak around some settings so it's not too bad, but Type-C reviews did talk about the problem in his review. Cheers!
nice reviews... but I'm torn between M32U or this LG GQ950. what do you recommend for pc gaming and mac use. Thank you!!
Sold! Great review as always man, Im hoping to get this in the next couple weeks 🙏🏼
Same here loving it so much.
I just got one for $699 at micro center! Was lucky enough to catch an open box!!
how is it?
Just picked up an open box model from micro center for $600. Protective film wasn’t even removed! So far I love it!
The quality of these videos is amazing, keep it up man
Sounds like pretty much the perfect monitor at the moment. Unfortunately not released yet in Europe but I will keep my eyes open.
It will launch September 1st in Germany and just about two weeks later in the UK. Other countries will follow soon.
Not so sure as the pricing feels odd within their own products lineup at least here in Canada. Depending on your use case you may wanna reconsider. If it follows the same pricing a here then it you'll pay 300-350 euros more for a bigger screen size, fake hdr and somewhat more or less improved experience than in the 27gp950-b
how is it perfect? It’s a gimmick, they throw 4K in there to get you. You can’t even hit 144hz in 4K with any gpu without upscaling. Same with XSX and Ps5
@@GUY-on-Earth Indie games can go 4k. 3070 can go 4k. You dont play indie? I play fall guys at 144fps 1440p using 2070. My PC is 5 years old. If thats not enough, Nvidia is releasing new gpus in september 2022.
@@fynkozari9271 i do not play indie games. Only arcade/indie games i’ve ever been a fan of is Castle Crashers and Cuphead, maybe a few more i don’t remember but i cant say high fps on those games matter much
I'm here because I think I'm gonna return my Neo G8, BUUUUUTTTT... I think after watching this video I'm gonna end up just using my older Odyssey G7 28" IPS until something really good comes out in the future. If this was mini-LED with 200+ zones I'd jump, but I will wait until something truly must buy comes out. Oh and I'm now a subscriber. Nice video BTW!
I like how here in Canada I find the 32GQ950-B at 1,7k or 1,65k on Best Buy and Amazon respectively vs the 27GP950-B running on a discount at 1,018 initially 1,2k still saving 500 or 450 bucks actually. I don't know how's the pricing elsewhere but I doubt it's 100$ difference in the US. Imo this big price bump isn't justified between these 2 products. Plus when there's the Inzone M9 or the Neo G7 being 500 and 150-200 bucks cheaper respectively to this 32. In my use case I look for decent / good hdr and freesync premium for regular and gaming usage
Just bought this for $599 via Amazon, and a day later, the price went up to $699. It's gonna get delivered tomorrow, can't wait to try this one out
maybe you bought refurbished/renewed? price trend shows it has never gone below $780ish for a new one.
@@trippplefivenah it’s brand new bro. I was surprised when I saw the price just now which is why I’m looking at reviews of the monitor
@@MrArjay123 Right now it's $650, not $599. How tf did he get the $599 price. Black Friday is almost here and it's still more expensive than a month ago?
@@ThienTu-rs2pv because within in the last month over 500 was bought . So they raised the price . The og price is 1300. People said if u can find it for a 1000 go for it ! Now imagine half off?! Ppl going crazy for it. To me a 1300 monitor going half off, means there’s some crazy ass monitors coming out in 2024 and they are trying to get rid of stock
I’m sure he got the 32gr93u. Still great monitor
Thank you for a good review, and especially for comparing the monitor to its rivals!
This monitor kicks ass. I just got a 3080 card to go along with it and take full advantage
Just ordered one this morning for $899! 😮💨
For a monitor released in the 2nd half of 2022 with only 32 zones of LDs, the released price of $1,300 USD is obviously too high.
Although at a price of $900 level in the case of a promotion, which is barely fair but not so cost-effective.
Just got it for 769. Totally justified the purchase 👌
Black Friday deal goin on rn going for 649!!!
While this is marketed as a gaming monitor, please cover SDR performance productivity office apps in your reviews. For example, how sharp is the text?
Great review! I’ve managed to pick this up for £400. Bargain! Absolutely love it!
12:30 “there is 0 overshooting or ghosting.” Other reviews show significant overshoot and ghosting in those modes🧐👀
Best Buy just put it on sale for $750.00. And I ordered one.
how is it
Sadly, this monitor is not available in my country(Philippines). Would you recommend the Gigabyte M32U as an alternative? Is this LG 32GQ950-B too far ahead of the Gigabyte M32U in terms of performance and gaming experience?
Looking forward to buy this. Standart price is absurd but maybe for 900-1000 would be good waiting for sales
amazon has it for $800
It’s on sale rn
Cannot wait for the lads at Hardware Unboxed to review this monitor. This is looking like my new gaming monitor to get unless some one comes out with a 32" 4k qd Oled flat panel monitor in the next few months.
I play fps and have a 4090, but am torn between a 4k and a 2k monitor (the 32GQ850-B). 7900x cpu.
Any recommendations?
What monitor did u think was better the LG 32 gq950 or the gigabyte m32u what monitor was better ?
is something like the 38GN950 still worth $900 or should I wait for drop in price? It was highly rated 2 years ago but now mini-LED monitors are around
Getting this monitor. Had to return my 65 inch lg g2 oled. Gave me eye strain and headaches. It’s labeled flicker free but it isn’t. Did the slow motion test on iPhone. Flickers like crazy. Also only 68 ppi
I have the 27GP950 already. I’ll be holding out for a 27 to 32” OLED.
With all of the mini-led and OLED monitors out now, I'm surprised this still sells for $1200. I tried it with consoles (before I had my P.C.), and hated the HDR. The image was so washed out. I'd love to try it again with my p.c. where I have a lot more customization for the picture via the graphics card.
Keep up the good work. Enjoy your monitor reviews.
Keep up the great quality your gonna get big!
Fantastic video! Keep up the great work and content!
I missed the sale on B&H two weeks ago because I was procrastinating and waiting for more reviews. It looks like I picked up the last stock that was on sale on Amazon yesterday and is shipped directly from Beach Camera. The price went immediately back to MSRP as soon as I bought it. It arrives Monday.
Haha 🤣 😂 😁 I was wondering who got the last one on sale. I bought the one before you bought the last one. I bought the 2nd to the last one. With $200 still on my account in gift card I used, I end up paying a total with tax and all $843.00usd. Clutch! What a deal for me. Will receive it next week Wednesday 🙌, 🙏 it's a great one. Prices back up to ove $1200 again, sheesh!
How is the monitor???
@@bywoelflegames9961 The monitor died on me 3 days after I got it actually. It was a great monitor if you only game in SDR. The HDR was completely useless being edge lit. Light bleeds galore in HDR mode. I returned it and got a Gigbyte m32u for $200 less.
Trying to get my hands on this monitor this review make me want to get it more great video
Great review! Question, have you seen the Benq Mobiuz yet? Its the EX321OU. Same price range of a thousand too. I'm curious how it compares.
I’ve tried all 3 neo g8 aw3423dw oled and this lg. I settled on the lg. the neo g8 has a terrible ab coating and also some bad haloing which was a deal breaker. And the aw3423dw was nice but 1440p is just too low of a ppi. Also it has some bad vrr flicker and flickering in blacks. I honestly think this is the best bet right now for a real monitor and those that don’t want to use a lg oled tv
I am currently choosing what to buy. Either the AW3423DW or this LG monitor.
Alienware’s OLED glossy screen sounds really tempting, besides it’s ultrawide, something that I haven’t really tried yet for gaming. However I’m worried about the low PPI and burn-in.
This on the other hand is a very crisp 4K monitor, with better SDR brightness and it won’t ever burn-in, however the contrast ratio is conventional (it sucks) and besides the resolution, it won’t give me much of an upgrade over my current 32” 1440p 144hz monitor (also from LG).
I’m currently something like 70% for Alienware and 30% for LG. But I’m still researching and this might change.
The new LED design is a letdown. It does not project light above or below, and is not as immersive as the round version. I also wish they would a second display port. Two HDMI ports is fine, but this needs two DP. For the price, seems like they are cutting corners.
Can you switch between pc and Xbox x easily? Thank you for this review!!
I have no problem switching between Xbox and pc you just have to go into the menu and switch input
Great review! Looking to get one of these LG 4K monitors to do some 4K, gaming and also watching 4K video, (RUclips etc. ). I was leaning more towards LG 32GR93U. Its in the low $700 dollar range, where the LG 32GQ950-B is mid to high $800 range. Does anyone have experience with “both of these” and could tell me why you’d get one over the other. From what Im reading there isnt a huge difference. Can save about 120-140 bucks on the 32GR93U or is it worth spending the extra and getting the 32GQ950-B? Thoughts , suggestions.
Fantastic comprehensive review as always.
i have the GP950. I’m looking to build my first PC this year so I’ve been using my XSX on it this entire time and I honestly think it was a pointless purchase since I can’t hit more than 60 fps in native 4K. Can’t wrap my head around any 4K monitor until we’re at that point, 1080p and 1440p are not even as crisp since the pixel density is a lot more for 4K. A 32 inch monitor also doesn’t help for those resolutions
Xbox and monitor should be able to do 4k 120fps. If you cant hit that, you either have to change some settings (either on xbox or on the monitor) or you are playing a game that‘s not build for 4k120fps
Which would you recommend between this and the Asus ROG Swift PG32UQ?
Hi, can you recommend which is the best color profile for mac when HDR is enabled? I'm currently using the default color profile but it looks kinda grey...
its interesting I haven't seen your brightness bug and I have 84 hours on mine. I wonder if its a build quality issue. ON the other hand of the last weekend my lower left dimming zone is half dead which is a different QC issue. outside that its amazing. Yes no speakers is stupid. yes no auto input switch is stupid. But outside of those missing features I do love it and its SDR for MacOS/WinOS desktop work is friggin bright and I love it. HDR for xbox Series S/X is amazing.
I am debating this monitor, the eve or the lg c2 42 inch. I am going back and fourth. :-/ I am using it for my Xbox series x. Any suggestions?
Which one is the best for PS5 ? Acer Predator XB323QK or this LG 32GQ950 ? I am looking for fast display speed and minimum latency.
Awaiting your 48GQ900 OLED review!!!
How is this better than the M32U? They are both edge-lit IPS panels. The LG monitor as of now is 1200 on Amazon while the M32U is 700, I fail to see how the LG monitor is not a ripoff?
Nice! What's the settings you go with? OC? 12bit?
This monitor is wayyyyy better than the Alienware QD OLED. Shame on any reviewer that doesn't think so. I get the whole OLED craze, HDR I get it. This is next level for an IPS panel. I'm telling you this is the nicest IPS panel Ive ever seen, it makes the 27 GN950 look like absolute trash. If you think this is simply a 32 inch version of the 27gn950,, think again. It's not an exaggeration, you won't feel like you missed out by not getting an OLED.
💀my guy an 1000:1 contrast with 32 edge lit dimming zones ain't cutting it, granted it probably looks great for very bright scenes with no dark elements, but throw an actual demanding scene and you'll see how it just shits itself (granted the AW will have raised blacks in a bright room, but that's conditional), stop talking like you're an authority in the matter.
@@iamfrog6747 my guy ..1440p for a $1300 ain't cutting it!!!....the HDR on the LG is actually decent. Only in very few specific situations does HDR even shine on the OLED. Most of the popular games people play HDR doesn't even matter. The Alienware QD OLED is straight ass....it's the most overrated monitor in the history of monitors
@@ronniekregar3482 1300 dollars for a self emissive very wide gamut 1440p 21:9 monitor is overpriced.
But 900-1000dollars for an edge lit LCD isnt.
If youre looking for a 4k 144hz monitor you might aswell go for the much cheaper M32U, or just spend a bit more for something that can actually handle HDR like a 43inch QN90B, saying that the aw3423dw is an overhyped monitor but then talking about the 32qg950 like if it were a godsend and a step up from other IPS monitors is the most bullshitery bullshit Ive ever heard.
Obviously the aw3423dw isnt for everyone but its straight up outrageous to call it overhyped/overpriced and then casually glorifying the 32qg950
Hopefully samsung displays takes over most of the market with more affordable and better qd-oled monitors using phosphorescent blue oled in 2024-2025
@@iamfrog6747 the Gigabyte is trash. Its a cheap panel for people who wanna buy a cheap panel. Thats my point, this ain't any other IPS. Almost to a point where I truly don't regret buying an OLED at this price point. The colors and saturation and pop is amazing. I saw all these monitors in Microcenter before buying it. Now the Neo G8, that impressed me. The panel looked amazing l, but that curve is unbearable. I saw that QD OLED and I couldn't believe how much it disappointed me picture wise. HDR is not the end all be all. The LG is a super fast, super punchy panel, and it looks amazing. It doesn't have that typical monitor coating either which kills picture quality even at 4k. It's just so daam smooth. You can't just base everything from what you see on paper, not everything translates. I hear what you're sayin, BUT this absolutely is not your typical IPS panel, I can't emphasize that enough.
Did the fix the brightness bug? I am thinking of buying this.
I wish the next version of this monitor will have 1) USB-C input with DP Alt Mode and PD to power a work laptop 2) Auto input switching 3) Some USB ports on the side or bottom for easier access 4) Passive cooling 5) IPS Black for better contrast ratio. That would make it pretty much the perfect mixed use productivity/gaming monitor.
Anything else??
@@Shinnnyu_ Not unreasonable to ask for, since there are already 32" 4K productivity monitors out there which have all of that - just with a 60Hz panel. If this monitor had even some of the listed features, it would be an attractive option for users who need a good productivity monitor, which can also be used for gaming. Now it's just an overpriced gaming monitor.
The only reason I'm not interested in its HDR performance are the black levels. Is it edge lit? I suppose so since they don't advertise any local dimming or zones.
Yes, probably local edge lit zones.
So, overall, would it be worth it to spend the extra $300 on this over the Gigabyte M32U?
For me it wouldn’t but I don’t like a real bright screen.
Oh hell yeah....wayy faster than the Gigabyte, and the picture and panel isn't even comparable. Unless you specifically want a cheap panel, LG all day...
they have to include the brightness auto dim for energy efficiency requirements. same as the auto engine off feature in new vehicles that you can disable. they expect you to disable all of this, but they have to include it so they can say they did their part.
I believe his point was that disabling it via the menu did not actually disable the feature.
Definitely sounds like a software bug where it is not properly disabling.
@@creathir maybe try the App for windows
Which better LG GN 650-B or Gigabyte G27F ?
Please Reply. GOOD LUCK.
Is the 750 massively different than the 950? I’d like to cop one
Stuck between this and the M32U but I think I'm going to just order the LG. I really hope I get no/super minimal IPS glow, as it is a panel lottery out there.
Same lol which one is better i have the 27 in version of this exact model 4k 144h
What did you go with?
@@oSyphrdid you make a purchase?
Just ordered the LG 32GQ950 but I'm still on the fence with the Samsung G8.. What do you think between them? I kinda worry about the G8 crushing the blacks and over contrasting certain areas too much. Also, ppl mentioned G8 has issue with accurate colors pre-calibration. 240Hz less concern to me since I don't game high refresh games and anyway have only a 2070 graphics board.
On the other hand, I saw great reviews of the LG and ppl say even tho it has only 32 dimming areas, it's quite good for HDR contents and colors are accurate from factory.. So what do you think?
I have the LG and im returning it for the neo g8. The blacks on the lg are pretty bad and the dimming zones are noticeable, which makes the hdr pretty useless.
Just got one for $450 brand new, can’t wait to get it
Where ?
If this was close to 1000 in Canada I would buy one - it is currently 1600. Looks like an awesome monitor - just seems very overpriced.
it will drop as soon as the next gen of monitors is released
So which monitor is better out of this one & the LG32GR93U?
So that’s what it was the DCS, lmao I was so pissed as to why my brightness was fluctuating, now I know
is this monitor different than the "LG UltraGear Gaming Monitor 32GQ950P" ?
Very difficult to find this monitor available in the UK at the mo, and if you can it's hideously expensive. How is the 32GR93U in comparison?
I have the LG for 890 Euro and the Odyssey G7B for 490 Euro is worth or not
Thanks
Lack of USB Type C but still I have ordered it to compare it with Philips Momentum 329m1rv, FI32 and AOC AG324UX. As all these are similar to the LG's. Interested to try ATW
The USB C is the reason I’m leaning toward the Phillips. The HDR is less interesting since it has bad dimming zone.
The Philips is bad. A lot of backlight bleeding and ips glow. Got it yesterday. Cheap quality. Fi32u or this one are both good
@@Harvester88 I would say you can use hdmi/ DP to Type C because Phillips has good vibrant colours but backlight bleed from all corners.
@@kjrayo18 I do not like FI32U I had to order 3 times but same issue, uniformity is not good across the panels and the color aren’t calibrated that well they looked dull in all the units
@@gurpreet122p that’s very unfortunate, monitor buying is a lottery lol. The only bad thing about this lg is no auto input switching. Other then that it’s great.
i got one today with bad backlight bleeding... sent it back and ordered the same one again because apparently you can get a good ips display where you have little to no backlight bleeding. like in this video.
but this is the first monitor that has no flickering with gsync compatibility and hdr. I really hope that the other 32gq950b maintains exactly that, because it can be different from device to device. but please with little or no backlight bleeding. because I would like to be able to watch series, films and play games with often dark spots without feeling like crying because of the strong backlight bleeding. I will keep you up to date!
thx for the vid, whate the differnt between GP950 and GQ950?
To whom It May Concern,
I am in the market to purchase a gaming monitor. What you recommend for a budget monitor for a PS5 setup ? My budget is max out to $450. And can maybe go higher with some payments plans that Amazon is offering. That is an option I have. Looking at IPS and 1440p. Thanks in advance. Best regards sir/miss
How would you compare this monitor to the Inzone M9?
I see complaints on reddit about active fan being audible in this monitor. But I can't find any video-audio samples with something to compare, mouse click, noctua fan w/e. People do have different levels of sensitivity, I suspect I'm on the wrong end of that scale, undervolting GPU - CPU, tinkering with fan curves...and built a semi-open dampening box around PC. But I need a new monitor and this seems to be the least bad 4k 32" ugh
How are the screen reflections with this coating compared to a full glossy monitor like the Dough Spectrum One?
Great review as always, you really deserve more subs!
11:49 Well it can't be identical to OLED because it's an LCD. Not yet. Although in reality, it is close enough for those who don't pay too much attention to motion blur quality. Try faster ufo moving speeds and LCD vs OLED differences will become obvious. Perhaps 3000+pps speeds. Fast competitive games utilize even faster speeds. Realistically default 960pps speed is too slow for demonstrating small gtg differences.
I’m so ready to purchase the GQ900 48 OLED model.
For PC it's too much.
Does the QHD Version have the same stuff as the UHD besides the refresh rate and quality
if you want the brightness to stop fluctuating, you have to turn off power saving. that's it.
What’s your overall pick between this vs the Gigabyte m32u?
i would like to know this too..
this is way better in all aspects
@@claymore7970 yep that’s what i went with. 0 complaints Here
Hey I just got this monitor and I was wondering, have you used a PS5 with this monitor? I can't for the life of me figure out how to successfully set HDR on PS5 with this monitor. Would appreciate your settings if you have it thank you!
I got this monitor too two weeks and HDR is AWFUL when playing PS5 and Xbox series S/X !!!
Wished you checked the sustained brightness in hdr like you did with the sdr. Also never run it at 12bit if using sdr makes the colors washed out.
It's an IPS and there's no FALD, so there's no HDR. It's just variable brightness.
@@JohnnyFlash- you know what I mean 😭
I have to agree, I got the aw38dw1 ultrawide to compare and I prefer this 4k monitor better. Colors and clarity is just much better, the Alienware was just lackluster imo and looked like my typical dell dell ips panel 27 inch. So in short the ultrawide is probably gonna go back as the extra width is not enough to compete with the size and clarity of this 32 inch
Do you only play console games? For PC games 34/35" 21:9 is more immersive and overall better than 16:9 32" (the width is more important than the height for a cinematic view). The advantage of IPS colours vs QD-OLED colours is doubtful. QD-OLED has got a very large color gamut. HDR Color Volume is probably even better in QD-OLED, in SDR Color Volume they are probably comparable.
@@socialreport2836 no only Pc games for me, plus work programming.
@@radiospank OK. I didn't see that it was AW3821DW, not AW3421. Yes, the colors are better in 32GQ950 than in AW3821DW but maybe not too much. The brightness is also better in 32GQ950 and because of that it seems to be better looking with polarization layer than AW3821.
Overall 21:9 is better than 16:9 for PC games (if we compare only the aspect ratios), you had to see it, so QD-OLED AW3421 was a way to go for gaming at the same price.
If you also do programming work, G9 Neo would be the best choice, it's more expensive but very immersive, supermultitasking and very bright.
@@socialreport2836 I’m afraid of getting Samsung after hearing the bad QC they possess, also I would consider the qd-oled aw3421 but I read for text it was not the best and programming and reading text is a big part of my day. So ips it is, but now which to keep is the question. The 38 is adequate no doubt but more expensive and less attractive in vs the 4k 32 with better brightness and polarizer. I’m splitting hairs here but this monitor is gonna be a main stay for quite some time
@@radiospank OK. Samsung fixed most issues in G9 Neo with the latest firmware upgrades. Scanlines are only visible in certain and very rare situations and only at 240 hz (on certain blue color, not all blues, almost invisible, scanlines on white color seem to be not visible at all compared to the previous firmware upgrade), at 120 hz there are no any issues with scanlines. I tested it myself, the quality of G9 Neo is excellent right now, maybe especially the batch after january 2022. The firmware upgrade 1011 is a way to go for this monitor. It's certainly the best for multitasking.
AW3423 has got some fringes, it's true. In HDR gaming it is better than G7/G8 Neo though, as G7/G8 Neo has got 420 nit HDR hilights in the real scene (maybe the firmware upgrade will increase the brightness), AW3423 - 480 nit without any blooming.
G9 Neo has got 800-900 nit hilights in the real scene, so it's almost 2 times brighter than AW3423. Possibly HDR is the best in G9 Neo in bright gaming scenes, 32:9 is quite immersive, not comparable to anything even close (even to 21:9). For programming it's the best option, of course. It's worth testing, if it's not too late :)
Buddy what about the LG32GR93U , worth the buy , please can anyone advice me? thanks in advance
I’m not sure who will see this but Amazon is selling this right now for $899 so I bought mine there this week. For that price I feel like this monitor is hard to beat. I also got another $440 off thanks to credit card points so I got mine for $547 including tax
yep, they price matched me at microcenter for that price... The monitor looks gorgeous
Are the fans audible? I returned the QDOLED because the fans sounded like jet engines in my literally silent room.
Not at all, It's completely silent, I 'm sure if I stuck my ear right next to the vent, I would probably hear it faintly, But I haven't noticed any fan noise. I think the reason the QD OLED fan was so loud was because of the HDR, Plus that one had a G-Sync module, Which is known for having noisy fans.
hey why dont you review any of the 5k2k monitors? e.g. LG has one for productivity
Seems like a nice monitor! Can't help to think it would be even better with evenly thick bezels all the way around and if the "UltraGear" text could be somewhere om the foot instead of on the bezel. And what's with the glossy plastic on the side of the display?
Is it possible to review the 32GQ850-B?
Picked this up for $780 on Prime Day.
Ok buy me one and I will try it. No promises though. Many thanks and all best.
Can you connect jukeboxes or similar to the monitor ?
Gamble with the ps5
Good video 👍🏻
Could you please review "LG - 32” 32GR93U-B" monitor