Amazon.com: Customer reviews: Monoprice 32 Inch VA Frameless Desktop QHD Monitor with AMD FreeSync Technology, 2560x1440 @ 144Hz, 2.1mm Ultra Slim Aluminum Bezel, Height Adjustable Stand, VESA 100x100

To HDMI ports one display port one mini display port

Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2018

Style: QHDSize: 32 InchVerified Purchase

The monitor came very good packaging everything works no dead pixels quantum dot looks OK I guess looks a lot better than my tn 24 inch monitor the size is a little too big should of went with 27 inch but I wanted 32 for my American truck simulator set up I check for ghosting I didn’t find any. I only tried it on pub G for ghosting 4K videos look very Sharp Overall monitor it looks very sharp colors are vivid

update it does have some ghosting not major compared to my 60hz dell ips but it noticeable if u look hard enough other then that i still love it

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Shiloh O'Neal

Really clear, arrived with 3 dead pixels

Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2019

Style: QHDSize: 32 InchVerified Purchase

This monitor was a gamble to say the least when i first got it, at the time there was no reviews, only specsheets, im glad that i picked it up though, it is a really good gaming experience (although there is one problem with the backlight flickering a tiny bit when gaming, from what ive heard this is an issue with some freesync monitors, so im not too concerned) and then i think it may have recieved a bit of damage from the factory as there are 3 dead pixels all concentrated in one area, im not concerned about this either as they are so small i hardly notice them in day to day use

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The Dude

Horrible backlight bleed

Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2019

Style: UWQHDSize: 35 inVerified Purchase

let me just start by saying that I know all monitors suffer from some form of backlight bleed or bloom to a degree. Because of this i do have a tolerance for accepting minor bleeding or glow around the corners of a monitor.

When I received this unit and turned it on I couldnt believe the amount of bleed that was present in almost every part of the screen except the very middle. In the top left it was so bad you could see it even with an image on screen as that area would appear brighter than the rest. Seriously bad QA on these panels if you ask me. For the price amazon is asking you'd be better off saving for a 4k 60hz tv as a monitor...

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Robby W.

Dead pixel! No reply from Monoprice

Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2018

Style: UWQHDSize: 35 inVerified Purchase

Monitor is beautiful.. But I have a dead pixel and Monoprice won't get back to me.

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Nate

Dead Pixel, No response.

Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2018

Style: UWQHDSize: 35 inVerified Purchase

The monitor picture quality is great! However, I have a dead pixel and they never respond to my emails. I would just return it and buy it again but the monitor is now $620!!!! That is way over priced for an off brand Korean monitor. I’ll just purchase an msi mag341cq. Name brand, same refresh rate and resolution. Overall, I recommend customers stay far away from this monitor by monoprice.

Edit: A week after this review monoprice finally got to me. I decided at that point I'd keep it and RMA it later. Well May 19th, I was gaming with some friends and the screen went black for a second and then my room filled with smoke. I figured it was my pc's power supply but it wasn't, it was the monitors. Got a replacement monitor reasonably fast but now I see why the old units power supply failed. If you touch it, its super hot. Probably 160F+. So I don't expect to get more than 6 months out of this one either. I might try adding some copper heatsinks and/or a fan to it to dissipate some of the heat. After all of this, and its seemingly inherent flaws, I'm not sure I could recommend it to anyone. It is a good monitor and if you are willing to possibly RMA it every 5-6 months then go for it because they do offer the best warranty of any monitor manufacture out there. Just remember this, the warranty will run out some day.

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Ralpheal A. Jenkins

Monoprice 35” 100hz

Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2018

Style: UWQHDSize: 35 inVerified Purchase

I’ve had this monitor about a few weeks now. It’s great so far. Awesome picture quality! The design of this monitor isn’t the prettiest, but it’s great for the price.

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El Chapo

A+ performance and picture quality at a budget price

Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2018

Style: UWQHDSize: 35 in

I love this monitor!

First, I will list the cons then get to the good stuff

Cons -

1) menu navigation is a royal pain if using the buttons on the back of the display, however a remote control is included which makes menu navigation a breeze! Just don’t lose the remote!

2) very slight bit of backlight clouding is visible on a black screen. Given the price point of this monitor and it’s otherwise great picture, this is acceptable to me.

3) the build quality (case, etc) is not as polished as some other name brand monitors. Cheap plastic, but why do you expect for a monitor with these specs at this price?

4) speakers suck, but who cares?

5) stand it comes with offers no height adjustment or swivel to portrait mode

Now the PROs!

1) outstanding picture quality and it has HDR / this wasn’t clearly defined in any of the literature I read before buying, so this was a nice surprise to me. The quality of this VA panel seems better to me than the IPS panel of a Samsung that I tried out before returning it for excessive backlight bleed

2) VESA compatible, uses 100mm Mount. This is a huge positive when compared to the Massdrop VAST 35” display. The Massdrop is not VESA compatible.

3) several different mixture mode presets available by using the remote

4) the remote! Allows tweaking the monitor picture, adjusting input, aspect ratio, picture in picture mode, etc without having to reach behind the monitor

5) refresh rate - comes stock at 100hz out of the box, but I was able to easily run it at 120hz using the NVIDIA control panel (I can’t comment on AMD compatability, I don’t have an AMD video card but I was pleasantly surprised it’s running at 120hz no problem with my NVIDIA 1060 6Gb graphics on my Acer Predator 17 laptop)

6) it’s 35”! Just a tad bit larger than the 34” monitors - I measured and the display is exactly 1/2” wider and 1/2” taller than the Samsung I previously used.

All in all, I love this monitor! I was hesitant for awhile to give this one a shot because at the time I couldn’t find any YouTube video reviews and there were very few reviews found on the web. Some of the reviews I saw said there were problems with the Freesync and stuttering, but I don’t use Freesync so that didn’t concern me.

I would absolutely, positively buy this monitor again. Save hundreds of dollars over a name brand, comparable monitor.

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Juan Rivera

Very bad quality.

Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2019

Style: QHDSize: 32 inVerified Purchase

Dead after 6 months.

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DrStrangeSpock

Great looking screen. Bad implementation of Amd Freesync 2.0 at 100hz!!!

Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2018

Style: UWQHDSize: 35 in

It flashes a weird patterned grid image randomly at 100hz unless in windowed mode when drawing denser images like 10 cars showing or grandstands in a race. I am using a RX Vega 64 card bought to match monitor. Very bad waste. There is a youtube showing bug on some game by another

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Jeffery Jelinski

Mindbending Value for 32"

Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2019

Style: QHDSize: 32 in

I had previously had a Samsung S32D850T which uses an identical A-MVA panel to this 32" Monoprice. However, it was a very early batch and suffered from some issues. First, the color temperature sucked and the entire display always had a slightly orange hue. Whites were never true white. Also, it was defective and layers of the display were separating, which caused waves and blobs in areas of the image. Very annoying and made any sort of color sensitive work very hard to do. And definitely worth noting that the Samsung's backlighting wasn't as bright as this display either. Overall the Samsung was a disappointing monitor.

Enter the Monoprice 32 WQHD. Now THIS is a monitor. Flawless display, better color, and Freesync. Great brightness and perfect contrast. A total upgrade in every area except the monitor stand itself which is not quite as fancy as the Samsung's. The Monoprice also comes with a remote, which is awesome. Overall build is pretty decent, and the included stand seems to be aluminum or steel which screws together rigidly. The monitor is very stable when put together, and doesn't really rock or wiggle around on me. The stand is a little wide though due to its design, and takes quite a bit of desk space. I have an AMP and DAC on my desk as well that fit perfectly under the Samsung monitor, but had to be tweaked a little with the Monoprice.

32" is getting to be a common size for large displays, and 1440p is a great match for it. I do tons of work, play, and multitasking on this monitor, and it's always perfectly crisp and detailed. The pixel density doesn't really approach a 4K in the same size, but still very respectable. I have plenty of desktop realestate to display two full browser windows side by side, or have several explorer windows open at once to maintain efficient workflow. Likewise it works great for games, and I can see all the little details in textures and environments. Also fantastic for rendering CRT filters in RetroArch, which aren't quite right with a 1080p display. Added bonus is that it gives you that "more than 1080p huge display" experience without the massive performance hit of 4K. This already takes a pretty healthy 40-50% hit over 1080p in some very demanding games, so every little bit of performance you can get is a good thing.

The color accuracy for this monitor is spot-on, and is noticeably better than the Samsung. It has a factory sRGB preset in the color options, and I have to say it's about as optimized as this panel gets. It even passed my brightness/contrast calibration tests with stock settings. I couldn't adjust or calibrate it any better than it is out of the box without a colorimeter. Super pleasing. Images are vibrant and bright without any sort of artificial gamma boost. Very natural and easy on the eyes. As with any MVA panel, there is a little shift when you adjust your positioning and angle, but nothing that bothers me. Contrast is to be expected for these modern MVA panels. Blacks are very deep and true, with awesome detail in dark scenes and imagery. Backlight bleed is very faint and evenly distributed around the edges of the screen. Not pitch black, but generally very good. I couldn't be happier with the image quality of this display. It's not a high-end OLED or IPS, but most older LCDs will pale in comparison to this.

The FreeSync range on this monitor is 48-75 which is far past the 60Hz this monitor can normally manage. FreeSync is awesome and blows the 59Hz Samsung out of the water. Nothing anywhere near a proper high refresh rate display, but a nice little step over my previous monitors. Scrolling and turning are silky smooth and tear-free in every game I've tried. Even better than conventional vsync can manage. Overall response time isn't the snappiest so there can be a little ghosting and trailing sometimes, and latency isn't quite as exacting as some 1ms TN panels I've used. However there's nothing that ever bothered me in games, films, or desktop usage. Competitive gamers will still want to stick with low latency TN panels. Most people though will be very happy with the response of this display.

The HDR on this panel can be accessed via the OSD. The display itself does not detect as HDR capable, however it does seem to work okay when watching HDR films translated to SDR. Generally though, it's a useless setting, and you shouldn't consider this 32" model as an HDR display. It just isn't. I'm not sure what exactly the display is trying to do, but it sucks. It is, however, a fantastic 8+2 bit SDR display.

Overall, this was a noticeable step up from my previous monitor using the same panel. This Monoprice is an outright better display and retails for far less. I bought mine direct from Monoprice's site at the $200 sale price and it was a hilariously huge bargain. I bought my Samsung used for $350 and it retails new for $500. Monoprice have built a very nice monitor here with some compelling features, and offered it at a ROCKING price. For my needs, this was the absolute best fit possible.

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