LG 32 in. QHD IPS FreeSync Monitor (2560 × 1440) $280 shipped

Have had two of these for work monitors, and have been very happy. Have had for 2ish years. I don't think the price can be beat depending on your needs.

I picked up 2 from Costco last week. Using them for CCTV monitors and this IPS monitor is bright crisp and has excellent viewing angles. The picture looks great no matter what angle you view at it from. Very impressed at this price point, its cheaper then a 1080p tv which doesn't offer great viewing angles or as bright and crisp of a picture; also this is 1440p, no brainer deal.

realog wrote: ↑ I picked up 2 from Costco last week. Using them for CCTV monitors and this IPS monitor is bright crisp and has excellent viewing angles. The picture looks great no matter what angle you view at it from. Very impressed at this price point, its cheaper then a 1080p tv which doesn't offer great viewing angles or as bright and crisp of a picture; also this is 1440p, no brainer deal.

It says

Brightness: 300 cd/m².

Is there any TV that has lower brightness than this?

Please let me know if anyone is able to calibrate this monitor with good results. My attempts at calibrating to 6500K, 120 cd/m^2, and 2.2 gamma results in horrible colours: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1b41IRj ... p=drivesdk

Was it cheaper in store? Thanks

Saw this in store , Newmarket

bigmackKFT wrote: ↑ Saw this in store , Newmarket

Are u sure it's the same model? OP post is for 1440p.

totallybaked wrote: ↑ It says
Is there any TV that has lower brightness than this?

There are buttons on the monitor, and You have to put your fingers on them and gently press to adjust the brightness and the contrast.

This looks very similar, but not the exact same, to the Acer ET322QU from Jan 2020. staples-acer-31-5-wqhd-lcd-ips-monitor- ... 9-2344880/

bigmackKFT wrote: ↑ Saw this in store , Newmarket

sparktime wrote: ↑ Are u sure it's the same model? OP post is for 1440p.

Not the same model.

The picture is so low resolution, but you can barely see that the model number on the box is 32ML60TM which means it is not the model from OP.
The item number in that low resolution picture seems to end in "... 600", but very hard to see.

The monitor from that picture is this:
LG 32ML60TM 32 in. FHD IPS Monitor (1920 × 1080)
Item 2232600Model 32ML60TM

Not the one in OP.


You will need to login to see the price online for that model, here: https://www.costco.ca/lg-32ml60tm-32-in ... 06571.html

After you login you will see that the online price is $239.99 which is $10 more than the store price ($229.99) which is many times the difference between online and in store prices at Costco.

bigmackKFT wrote: ↑ Saw this in store , Newmarket

That's not the same monitor, as it is 1080p.
https://www.costco.ca/lg-32ml60tm-32-in ... 06571.html

sparktime wrote: ↑ Are u sure it's the same model? OP post is for 1440p.

I never said it was , just that I found this in store today :p

Is it gsync compatible?

Is the stand height adjustable?

Seems like a solid monitor, looks good in store. I was about to buy this last year, but then the lenovo C32q came up for $200 and went with that.

The buttons are awkward to use (like most monitors now), but thankfully they have OSD software so you can adjust settings from your OS.

FYI for those that care: these come with an external power brick, 19v though IIRC it's a laptop adapter style where a cord runs to the brick, and then another cord comes out of the brick to the monitor. This is unlike some other LG monitors that have the adapter right at the plug and a very short power cord!

bigmackKFT wrote: ↑ Saw this in store , Newmarket

FHD/1080p model there. Will look terrible if you're using it as a monitor due to low pixel density, 1080p on a 27" isn't too nice, let alone on a 32". Might be okay if it's an info screen on a wall or you sit really far from it, but on a desk in front of you text and everything will be jagged.

TrainInsane wrote: ↑ Is the stand height adjustable?

Nope. Basic fixed stand here, thankfully it's VESA mountable.

MrMom wrote: ↑ This looks very similar, but not the exact same, to the Acer ET322QU from Jan 2020. staples-acer-31-5-wqhd-lcd-ips-monitor- ... 9-2344880/

Not sure about the LG, but I'm convinced that the Acer ET322QU is the same as the Lenovo C32q-20 with some button/OSD variations. The entire rear of the monitor is identical and so is the high VESA placement.