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LG 32" QHD Monitor - $289.99

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Anyone have first hand experience on the return policy for monitors at Costco? Does it fall within the 90 period for most (not all) electronics? I don't see it listed in the 90 day limit list, but would love to hear from people who have perhaps tried to return one after 90 days. Thanks.
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Hellordfdeals wrote: How do you know the stock? It is helpful.
Try to add a large quantity to cart. It will say sorry only xx available.
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Thank you very much. Just ordered one.
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24 in stock as of now!
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sergiogarciaftw wrote: Anyone have first hand experience on the return policy for monitors at Costco? Does it fall within the 90 period for most (not all) electronics? I don't see it listed in the 90 day limit list, but would love to hear from people who have perhaps tried to return one after 90 days. Thanks.
It says on costco.ca page warranty details that this falls under the 90 day return window.
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RobHunt wrote: I use a 43 TCL 4K as a monitor, best decision ever! With Windows 10 snap feature, 2, 3 or 4 screens are no issue. Had to purchase a proper stand but well worth it.
Was contemplating the latest 43" 4k TCL for my system (mostly based on price and availability) however I need really good angle viewing and reviews didn't seem to think it looked decent non straight on. I need to be able to have mine in portrait mode at times and also have people to the side (its for an arcade build). What are your thoughts on this?
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Mmagic888 wrote: It says on costco.ca page warranty details that this falls under the 90 day return window.
I should have specified that I am asking, not about the monitor in this thread... but another I bought a while back.

But you're right, for this monitor it does state the 90 day return policy... but the other 3 LG monitors currently listed on Costco.ca it doesn't say that, instead:
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Hexxed wrote: Was contemplating the latest 43" 4k TCL for my system (mostly based on price and availability) however I need really good angle viewing and reviews didn't seem to think it looked decent non straight on. I need to be able to have mine in portrait mode at times and also have people to the side (its for an arcade build). What are your thoughts on this?
Same @RobHunt @Hexxed also was contemplating a TCL 43 4K TV as a PC monitor.
@RobHunt Can you give more insight into your experience so far with it as a PC monitor? How far do you have to sit back?

Thanks for sharing the Costco LG monitor is back on sale online, but have thought long and hard, I'll probably purchase a 43 or a 34 ultrawide as it's better for side-by-side windows.
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honggil wrote: Same @RobHunt @Hexxed also was contemplating a TCL 43 4K TV as a PC monitor.
@RobHunt Can you give more insight into your experience so far with it as a PC monitor? How far do you have to sit back?

Thanks for sharing the Costco LG monitor is back on sale online, but have thought long and hard, I'll probably purchase a 43 or a 34 ultrawide as it's better for side-by-side windows.
Great setup, using for 1 year now and no complaints other than I potentially could have gone to a 50 but that might have been a little overkill. I sit ~3 feet from the monitor, KVM between my home computer and my work computer. I was considering 2x27-32 monitors and matching stand but the cost was a little rich and the TCL 43 4K was on sale at the time for around $300 (prime or BF or something) plus the desk stand was $35; was worried about desk real estate and I am getting old so I thought the bigger screen would be ideal. Not sure it would work out for a gamer but for me working and playing from home, it just works great.
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OracerO wrote: HOw is this one for a WFH monitor? BenQ GW2475 on sale $139.. Same price as Costco sale right now

I already have a 24inch monitor, looking to add another one. Would you guys do one big 32 or duel 24s? I guess this would be the real question.
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RobHunt wrote: Great setup, using for 1 year now and no complaints other than I potentially could have gone to a 50 but that might have been a little overkill. I sit ~3 feet from the monitor, KVM between my home computer and my work computer. I was considering 2x27-32 monitors and matching stand but the cost was a little rich and the TCL 43 4K was on sale at the time for around $300 (prime or BF or something) plus the desk stand was $35; was worried about desk real estate and I am getting old so I thought the bigger screen would be ideal. Not sure it would work out for a gamer but for me working and playing from home, it just works great.
Thanks for the insights - One thing I've worried about going this route is the mouse input lag (is this the right term?) - did you experience any delay/lag when you moved your mouse?
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My WFH setup. Attached LG to vivo single arm. Two ThinkPads at the bottom (T460s work provided, T450s personal). My wife has Dell U2719DC which we bought because of USB-C charging. She uses E14 Gen 2 AMD for work and her personal laptop is 2012 MBP.

In terms of usage/functionality, both are different and have pros/cons. But purely from pixel density point of view, my wife and I both prefer pixel density on 32'' as texts are easier to read.
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tryin012 wrote: IMG_3382.jpg Langley has some left.

IMG_3385.jpg My WFH setup. Attached LG to vivo single arm. Two ThinkPads at the bottom (T460s work provided, T450s personal). My wife has Dell U2719DC which we bought because of USB-C charging. She uses E14 Gen 2 AMD for work and her personal laptop is 2012 MBP.

In terms of usage/functionality, both are different and have pros/cons. But purely from pixel density point of view, my wife and I both prefer pixel density on 32'' as texts are easier to read.
How do you find the quality of the LG? Good brightness?

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