As mentioned extensively in other deals, the LG 32UN88 series are business productivity monitors. They are not intended for gaming as the refresh rate is only 60 Hz. The main reason you would choose to purchase this monitor is because it comes with a very good monitor arm (that has built-in cable management), and very good colour reproduction.
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I have two of these. Great monitor.
Do these have display auto-detect? the 27s don't 🤔
I use two for work. If you have them side by side in landscape you’ll need a deep desk to set them far enough back.
Yes I have that problem too. I use the clamp and because of the folding arms, I can't get it further back compared to a regular monitor. I'm just sitting closer to the screen now /facepalm
So it looks even bigger!
I'm going to just have one, so I won't have an issue pushing it back? My desk isn't the deepest
You’ll be fine with just one and a regular desk.
It’s only an issue if you have two, because the combine width in landscape mode is huge.
Damn that's a good monitor arm.
60 Hz is fine for most games, the only real disadvantage it gives is for fps games like shooters.
60Hz is probably not good enough for any modern games which involve skill-based play, as input lag is not just an issue for FPS.
This isn't a problem if you're using a CRT, but I'll leave it at that.
also capable of performing the fabled Monitor Blade Storm: https://cdn1.centrecom.com.au/images/upload/0174337_0.jpeg
As mentioned extensively in other deals, the LG 32UN88 series are business productivity monitors. They are not intended for gaming as the refresh rate is only 60 Hz. The main reason you would choose to purchase this monitor is because it comes with a very good monitor arm (that has built-in cable management), and very good colour reproduction.
A little credit of the OP would be nice
@thisusernameistaken, I got too lazy to type credit to you. Though both the arm and the colour for this monitor are stunning at this price.
When I researched the differences between the two models awhile ago, I concluded that the only difference is literally the colour of the back. If you are fine with white, then get the 32UN88A.
The white looks good in my opinion
Thanks, not much difference then.
Pretty much. I went a bit more into detail as to why I think there are two models here
I own two of the 32UN88A model, they're great monitors
@thisusernameistaken: Thanks, I always wondered why my Breville Oracle was a weird gloss black colour you could only get at JB HiFi
The product model is 32BN88U-B. What's the difference between the 32UN88 series?
Been considering the Dell 32 for a long time, I barely game and if I do my hardware can probably only handle 60Hz most the time anyway. Is this LG a no brainer then?
LG Ultrafine screens are better than Dell IMO
I actually find 120Hz on my current monitor a great improvement for productivity. I am normally not a stickler for super smooth movement, I play games at 30FPS…
Which monitor did you get
Is 4k on 32" good for coding at 100% scale or most people nee to put one 125-150%?
I need 125%, 100 is just too small for me but some people like it
Works for me at 100% scale, but YMMV. I can imagine it being too small depending on your eyes.
I put it at 200%… Just love it to be a bit bigger
Will that be like a 2k monitor? I'm currently using a 32 2k but want more real estate
32"… Too small imho.
Any better options, bigger and 1600 vertical rez or higher? Or do I have to jump to the lg 40wp95c ($1599.. yuck). Not OLED, it's for static business work
Does anyone know how much power this outputs over USB C? My laptop needs more than the standard 65W
This review (https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/07/31/review-lg-ultrafi…) has the specs as 60W. So not even 65W.
A bit annoying! Thanks for the info mate.
I can't tell - can these be mounted on a normal vesa mount? or is the arm 'built in"
Looks like none in WA so will have to pay shipping?
stunning monitor, good price