Excellent gaming screen, very nice colors suitable for FPS games, etc. It has many settings to change and adjust according to your preferences. The speakers are not suitable, like in every screen, I imagine. The only downside is that in 2022 it costs 569, while I bought it for 480, and generally, it doesn't keep up with technology advancing and new models coming out every day. There are so many options available, and the competition is huge. With that money, you can get a 55'' QLED TV for your living room. But it's up to each person's preference. However, if you're willing to spend the money, you won't regret it. It's a good screen.

White lines on dark background even in its menus, and if it stays closed for a long time then vertical and horizontal lines appear that disappear shortly after, but the white lines on dark background are permanent. Never again Samsung, as soon as the warranty expires they start having problems

I have had the monitor for 2 years, at first it was really amazing, but after 8 months it started to burn a pixel. I fixed it, then the panel broke and I fixed it and changed it twice for the same reason. However, when the warranty expired, Samsung asked me for 412 euros to change the panel. This has never been heard of before, a replacement panel costing as much as a new screen. Stay away from Samsung, kids, get AOC or LG instead

I bought it from a famous store and for a year and a half now I haven't had any issues! No burnt pixels or anything else. The ports are just hard to reach.

It is a very good screen, the only problem I found is that the power cable is for some reason on the wrong side and it is not convenient at all

4/5 for its very uncomfortable base. The panel is awesome with very nice colors, but you have to place it further away due to its size (32") and this base does not allow it.

I had made this comment on 25/5 "Well, I just got it okay, perfect. As a screen, it's great. But don't go from 24 to 32, it won't have anything to do with what you knew for sure. You definitely need to be at a greater distance than before, but as a screen, it's top-notch, no doubt." Today, on 19/9, I will add that it's top-notch. As for the distance, once you get used to it, you won't go for a smaller one. I highly recommend it to anyone who considers it

I read in other reviews about various image problems. I did not experience anything like that. The image and colors are very good, as far as I can perceive. I compare it to various screens, including the C27FG73. The resolution is very convenient. The screen has HDR, you can't find it at this price. It also has FreeSync for those interested. It has various convenient position settings.
The only problem is with input switching (I have two computers connected, one on HDMI, one on DisplayPort). Sometimes it doesn't detect the computer on HDMI and I have to unplug and replug the cable. However, this does not reflect the overall image.

I got the screen on 11/11/2019 and since then my ordeal started, basically from the first week the first thing that appeared was 6 points with intense lighting, then it turned white from the standby mode I had it in the evening when I went to sleep and in the morning I moved the mouse sometimes it turned pink and had a tremor at that moment the screen freezes and I have to restart the PC for it to work properly, I have put back the old one that I had, again a Samsung from '09. I took it to the technician, left it there and from the first moment he tells me that indeed it has those signs that you are telling me, I will tell the company and whatever they tell you, he tells them and they only respond with panel replacement or screen matrix because it has been more than 7 days and they respond like robots, they read at that moment or they are told to say it like Rousopoulos who was being fooled by the AMAN. So, stay away

It was purchased and had terrible backlight bleed. I wonder about Samsung's quality control that insists on making a roulette with one of its monitors. The response time is amazing, but the image and colors did not impress me as I read in other comments. I returned it the next day

Coming from a Samsung 27 curved full HD... I went to a 32 4K monitor from LG and I was disappointed, worse quality I had never seen and white colors were nowhere to be found, only a faded yellow existed... I went for this 32-inch 2K and I calmed down... simply perfect

3 stars because even though it's perfect, I also found myself going around in circles in the dark. I didn't find any burnt pixels, only these faint white clouds.
Also, I would like to say that I came across a store that does not provide DOA. IF IT'S POSSIBLE IN THE YEAR 2020 (almost)
To have your customer call you one hour after purchasing the product and telling them to get the service instead of replacing it directly.
NEVER AGAIN WILL I BUY FROM CHEAPER STORES.

Anyway, everything is fine with Samsung. They will send a technician to confirm it in 2-3 days and there will be a return order. I just hope I don't fall into the same situation with the next one they bring me

The screen guys is a little diamond, the Samsung has squeezed as many features as it could in a monitor, apart from being a good gaming monitor it is also comfortable! It lacks in viewing angles as a VA panel but for VA it's quite good. 144 Hz without any problem and freesync works with the 2080. A detailed review on our channel: https://youtu.be/pITH0DleVYE

Owner here for 2 days..so the screen is very beautiful with several viewing position settings..I see one star because...firstly, I don't know what's wrong..the inches? the company? but the letters appear faded with several settings I made and secondly, the positions it has for the connections didn't suit me personally..now all these depend on what everyone asks for..anyway, I believe a price around 350-380 would be good, not more...that's it and if anything changes I will come back with an update...it's very good for games and 4K.

UPDATE: after 2 years of use, it's like the first day..good colors, the problem with the letters fixed itself probably. If it had a different position for the connections, for me it would be 5/5

I have it for almost a year and it's very good. Easy menu. Nice colors and response. Relaxing. It takes a little while to get used to the 32" but otherwise it's great.

It is the best for its money, it is quite big. I would recommend the 27-inch because if you don't have a BIG office, you will have a problem.

UPDATE: 16/10/2021
After 2 years, I changed 2 screens from Samsung for the exact same problem. Until the screen warms up, it shows nothing. If it stays closed for a week, it takes at least 15 minutes to see something on the screen! I experienced this twice, the first time it was under warranty and they replaced it, the second time it was out of warranty and I have been left with the problematic one.

Generally, I am very satisfied with the monitor. It performs very well. However, compared to a 27-inch 5K iMac, it feels like going back to primitive times. It is quite large and the resolution of 2560x1440 is at the limit of acceptable clarity for me. The curve is very comfortable and overall everything works flawlessly. I don't play games, I use it for mechanical design, so I don't have crazy demands for response time, etc. I have one "complaint" so far, when I turn off the screen using the button, it stops supplying power to its USB ports. I would like to have an option, maybe there is a setting, but so far I haven't found anything.

Generally, I am very satisfied now that I have had it for a week. However, I found one negative thing, as it came with 2 burnt pixels and that is my only complaint. I find it unthinkable for a screen that costs 500+ euros to pass quality control and come to the customer with burnt pixels.

Did you have any issues with the Pannel or the hinges? Because I'm thinking of getting it. I had the equivalent in 27 inches and it had a lot of negative comments. For me, the Displayport was broken, for others it was the Pannel. Is it worth investing so much money?

I decided to get it after several months of research. I believe that for the specs it has in relation to the price, it is unbeatable.
Amazing image, flawless response, vibrant colors even with factory calibration. Those who have AMD graphics will make the most out of it, but that doesn't mean that those who have Nvidia won't see its capabilities (I have a GTX1070). If you have the money and invest, you won't regret it