Monoprice 32in CrystalPro Monitor - 4K UHD, 60Hz, HDR, Aluminum Bezel, Ultra Slim, Height Adjustable Stand, IPS $399 Free Shipping before tax
https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=27772
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Monopric...3631276349 Even lower price if you buy from them on ebay in multiple quantity
32in 4K
IPS
Fully adjustable stand (tilt, height, swivel, rotate). Not like those ones with only a few type of adjustments. VESA compatible
1 DP 1.2, 1 HDMI 2.0, two HDMI 1.4
PIP modes for simultaneous display of multiple inputs
One year pixel perfect warranty
This is basically the cheapest 32in 4K IPS monitor you can buy for new. Actually you would be hard pressed to even find a used 32in 4K IPS on ebay for this much that might not be a fake seller.
I have one since 2/2020. The only minor issue is an occasional screen flash that lasts for less than a sec. This is actually not limited to monoprice. Many manufacturers use the same panel. Has also been reported in Crossover, Benq, etc. Some says it's attributed to video card outputs, etc. Not at all a problem or dealbreaker.
This was on sale earlier for as low as $320. Then it was OOS for a while. It's a good thing monoprice has now brought this back! But given that there will be a fair amount of demand, you might consider getting it sooner rather than waiting later for a sale.
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2nd from last paragraph. 2nd sentence. 4th word. Some people set that for an alert
Plus most video cards can barely do 4K 60hz right now anyway. Just not enough gpu power for 4K for most cards yet
Good luck finding a cheaper 32 in 4k ips. You wont... I know because i tried for the past month to help a friend out... He just bought 10 of these for his workplace yesterday....
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I have 2 1440P 32" Benq designer monitors but one is now flickering non-stop and needs to be replaced. This week I purchased a 1440P 34" Asus ultrawide and 4K 32" curved MSI but both have awful color and will be returned.
I was going to order this today: https://www.benq.com/en-us/monito...3200q.
I have 2 1440P 32" Benq designer monitors but one is now flickering non-stop and needs to be replaced. This week I purchased a 1440P 34" Asus ultrawide and 4K 32" curved MSI but both have awful color and will be returned.
I was going to order this today: https://www.benq.com/en-us/monito...3200q.
I am very surprised why so many people gave it a thumb down. Sure, it's not on sale for as low as it was in the past. But that was the past. EVERYTHING is more expensive after the covid lockdown. Here's the same monitor a few months ago:
https://slickdeals.net/f/13965710-target-monoprice-32in-crystalpro-monitor-359-99-5-redcard-discount-4k-uhd-60hz-hdr-aluminum-bezel-ultra-slim-has-ips?v=1&src=Sit
But like i said, this deal is definitely worth it because it is the cheapest 32in 4K IPS you can find right now as we re speaking.
Hope that helps with yr decision
So if ya gonna give it a few more thumb down, then you should post a reason or another 32in 4K IPS that's cheaper!
I am very surprised why so many people gave it a thumb down. Sure, it's not on sale for as low as it was in the past. But that was the past. EVERYTHING is more expensive after the covid lockdown. Here's the same monitor a few months ago:
https://slickdeals.net/f/13965710-target-monoprice-32in-crystalpro-monitor-359-99-5-redcard-discount....
But like i said, this deal is definitely worth it because it is the cheapest 32in 4K IPS you can find right now as we re speaking.
Hope that helps with yr decision
Even if you do have to scale up, i think there is still advantage to 32in 4K. it's that you always have the option to scale back down. Certain programs might use bigger fonts than windows standard font.
Also for viewing graphics and pictures, there shouldn't be any reason why scaling needs to be done.
I am actually away from home right now on the road typing this up on a 24in 4K LG 24ud58 monitor at 100% scaling....lol... My face is about 1.5 ft away from the monitor.