LG UltraGear 32" 1440p 165Hz 1ms HDR10 Nano IPS LED FreeSync Monitor
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Our take on the LG UltraGear 32" 1440p 165Hz 1ms HDR10 Nano IPS LED FreeSync Monitor
The LG UltraGear 32" is a 32-inch QHD (2560x1440) gaming monitor built on a Nano IPS panel with a 165Hz refresh rate, 1ms response, HDR10 support and AMD FreeSync. Its main draw is the combination of a large 1440p screen, fast IPS motion and wide viewing angles, which makes it a strong all-rounder for gaming and desktop work. Compared with 27-inch 1440p rivals it offers more screen area at a slightly lower pixel density, and against VA-based 32-inch monitors it trades deeper blacks for better color and viewing angles. Reviewers generally rate its color and speed highly while noting that HDR10 on an edge-lit IPS panel is modest and that the stand is basic.
- Large 32-inch 1440p canvas with sharp detail
- 165Hz refresh and 1ms response for fast motion
- Nano IPS color coverage and wide viewing angles
- FreeSync support reduces tearing with AMD cards
- HDR10 support for compatible games and video
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What reviewers say
Owners and reviewers praise the fast, colorful Nano IPS panel and the size of the 1440p screen for both games and work. Criticism centers on modest HDR performance, average black levels and a plain stand.
- Motion and refreshPraisedOwners say 165Hz with FreeSync feels smooth and responsive in fast games.
- ColorPraisedReviewers highlight the Nano IPS panel's wide, vivid color and good viewing angles.
- HDRCriticisedHDR10 is described as subtle rather than impactful on this edge-lit panel.
Questions and answers
- Is 165Hz worth it over 60Hz?
- Yes for gaming. The jump from 60Hz to 165Hz is very noticeable in fast-paced titles, and FreeSync keeps motion smooth when frame rates vary.
- Does it work well with an Nvidia card?
- It is a FreeSync monitor, so it pairs best with AMD cards. Many Nvidia cards can run it with G-Sync Compatible mode, but check driver support for your model.
- Is HDR10 a reason to buy it?
- Not the main one. The panel accepts HDR10 signals, but without full-array local dimming the effect is modest. Buy it for the size, resolution and speed.
- Is 32 inches too big for a 1440p screen?
- It is a matter of preference. Text is slightly less sharp than on a 27-inch 1440p panel, but most users find 32 inches comfortable for games and desktop work at normal viewing distance.
- What connections does it have?
- It offers DisplayPort and HDMI inputs for PCs and consoles. Use DisplayPort to reach the full 165Hz refresh rate.
