Samsung LU32H850UMUXEN 32" 4K Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 Quantum Dot LED Monitor - 2 x HDMI, Displayport, USB, black/silver

First off.. DO NOT BUY THIS MONITOR FOR > £400... I paid £389, 1 week later Samsung had increased the priced to £454.. How exactly does that work? Call me a cynic, but I think they've done this so they can "discount" it for Black Friday.Now the good stuff -This monitor has a secret - its got FreeSync (Why do they not mention it above?)The screen size is perfect, my older monitor was a 28" 4K which I struggled to read text sometimes, but 32" is a perfect screen size for 4k, you can work with the lowest OS scaling and still comfortably read!I chose this model as it had a built in USB hub, which works PERFECT and I've had zero problems with - saying that, for everybody whos had issues, I'd suggest trying another cable (I never used the Samsung provided one, as I need a 3m cable).Finally, I would highlight how the screen settings are managed, this is incredibly intuitive, with a simple to use small joystick on the back, with very quick 1 click access to the main bits (Source, PIP etc). I'm annoyed people are complaining about this, as I hate it when manufacturers put 6-10 buttons on the back and you can't see what your pushing - Simply put, with this, you cannot go wrong.My old 28" 4k screen I currently use as a "dashboard monitor", sitting vertically on desk, but I'm actually thinking of replacing it with a 28" one of these if the prices drop.The only thing I would highlight - The VESA points are recessed into the back which can make it a bugger to mount, so get someone to hold it, whilst you screw it in. In addition, be aware this monitor is slightly heavier that others. My particular monitor arms are rated for 6KG, yet they hold the additional weight fine, but the joint that provides vertical angling is seriously struggling keeping the monitor facing forward.. So I will likely need to buy a new arm at some point (Can't complain, its a dirt cheap one!)

The item arrived in good time. Well packed . Very happy with company who provided product. It is great 4k monitor. . Xbox x looks great on it. Easy set up. Only had to change hdmi 2 to av instead of pc . Any one looking for a 32 inch 4k screen this is a real good choice. At a good price. No hdr but it is a QLED high colour ratio. It is very good . It is hard to find a monitor with full hdr 10 for a good price.

I have used this monitor with an Xbox one S and at the moment use it with an Xbox Series X and it looks great, even on the Xbox one S for older games that don’t play at the full 4K at 60 fps. The picture quality in 4K (although my understanding is the Xbox one S upscales gaming content; I’m hoping to buy one of the newer consoles to take full advantage of this monitor’s capabilities) is very clear and especially the colours look amazing. But on the Series X, it’s especially impressive.The stand is very useful. You can tilt and pivot in all directions and raise and lower.I have had no problems with the picture itself, no dead pixels or anything like that. I put it into gaming mode in the settings and leave it at that.On to some of the downsides:The toggle button for adjusting settings is a bit of a shame from a design point of view. Having to reach around to the back right may be an inconvenience for some, and you have to push fairly hard, which may move the screen slightly, but the screen always seems to ‘wobble’ back straight away.One more technical issue is that using FreeSync on the older Xbox one S, no matter if it is on the ‘standard engine’ or ‘ultimate engine’ setting starts causing the screen to flash white for a fraction of a second at random points during gameplay (once or twice every minute or even more frequently). It’s so distracting that it makes using the setting with this console impossible, which is a real shame because when it’s not flashing white it seems to work really well and looks good. Looking into the issue, it seems people have this kind of problem occur most frequently on apps like Netflix and YouTube too. I think it may be down to the hardware of the console or it could be the way the FreeSync software itself works on this monitor. I won’t know for certain until I connect one of the newer consoles to it.EDIT: Using the Xbox Series X with this monitor makes games looks absolutely stunning in true 4K. Games that take full advantage of 4K at 60Hz look incredible and I’m pleased to say the random white flashing/momentary signal cutoff when using FreeSync (i.e. variable refresh rate enabled) appears to not be a problem under some circumstances using the ‘ultimate engine’ setting, even on games that play at 30 fps. My guess is that more powerful hardware means steady frame rate and therefore the issue just doesn’t occur. It seems the white flashing may happen sometimes when a game loads, and appears to be a problem if you open Netflix at all. The only fix at that point is to quit the Netflix app and restart the console. Perhaps updates will prevent this from happening in the future. I hope this helps if anyone buys this monitor and encounters this problem with the same setup I use, or it might help troubleshoot if you encounter a similar issue.

Arrived in as new unopened box.Parts feel top quality, no complaints at all.Took 4 mins to set up.Set the monitor up with my PS4 Pro an Wow just Wow.The best monitor I've ever owned and I have had a few.Gaming is fantastic and just tried YouTube 4K UHD videos and this is on a different level.I have a 55 Samsung curved 9000 series and that's good but this is far better, I reckon because of the smaller size.No dead pixels, no bleed just stunning. BUY one, just BUY one, you will not regret it