Went to a local BestBuy store to find a deal on the cheapest 32" 4k monitor and the salesman searched the store database and found this monitor on Clearance from the warehouse priced at $102.99!! While researching this same model online through the BestBuy App and Web site, I could only find it for either full list price or on sale at $269.99. I don't know how this guy found it, brand new btw, for $102.99 but I bought it on the spot. It's only for delivery from the warehouse and will take a week to get here, which is fine. I didn't ask or see how many were still available.
If you're looking for a decent 4+ star rated low end 32" 4k Monitor with a reputable brand name like Samsung, this deal may be for you, but you may need to go to the store or call for this price. Monitor is just a monitor, no speakers, no USB hub, nothing fancy, just good quality screen, 4ms, gaming mode, 270nits, nothing fancy, just practical and great for the price, which fit my use case.
https://www.bestbuy.com/product/s...ku/6293716
Community Reviews
This Samsung 32 inch UJ590 is a budget 4K monitor best suited to basic productivity, browsing, and general viewing. The VA panel brings FreeSync, flicker free operation, and solid color coverage, and the size and price make it hard to match with a brand name 4K IPS display. The main tradeoffs are older panel behavior, weaker viewing angles than IPS, no speakers, and a 4K 60 hertz limit that depends on using the right input. The deal also appears to be warehouse based and may require in store lookup or shipping to pickup.
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The deal may need an employee to search the warehouse inventory in Best Buy's system, and some stores only show it as ship-to-store because it is in the warehouse. In practice, asking customer service or a tech to look it up can surface the $102.99 price and enable pickup.
It is better suited to basic productivity and general use than fast-action gaming. The panel is 60Hz with a 4ms GTG response, and it can show VA drawbacks like slower response, ghosting, and weaker viewing angles compared with IPS.
Yes, it is a strong value for a basic to mid-tier 32-inch 4K monitor at this price. It is an older VA panel with 270 nits typical brightness, FreeSync, and flicker-free support, and several owners say it has been fine for everyday browsing and viewing.
No. It has DisplayPort plus two HDMI inputs, but only one HDMI port supports 4K at 60Hz; the other HDMI port is limited to 4K at 30Hz. Use the 60Hz port if you want full 4K 60Hz output.
No built-in speakers are mentioned; it has a headphone jack instead. That makes external speakers or headphones necessary for audio.
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For $100, if you need a 32" monitor , doubt you'll get brandname 4k IPS at the price. Need $200 or settle for a noname one
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I got 2 of these at best buy during a black friday deal years ago for around $150 ea.. they've served me well for just basic browsing and viewing.. i wouldn't hesitate at this price for a basic to mid tier monitor
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