Samsung 32-inch(80cm) 3840 X 2160 Pixels 4K UHD, 1500R Curved Monitor, Bezel Less Design, 1 Billion Colors, 2500:1 Contrast Ratio, Game Mode…
Original price was: ₹56,000.00.₹24,999.00Current price is: ₹24,999.00.
Samsung 32-inch(80cm) 3840 X 2160 Pixels 4K UHD, 1500R Curved Monitor, Bezel Less Design, 1 Billion Colors, 2500:1 Contrast Ratio, Game Mode…
- Curved 32″ UHD (4k) Monitor with complete immersion in true detail with 1500 R
- Incrediby vibrant and darker blacks with 1 billion colors & 2500:1 contrast ratio, Refresh Rate: 60 Hz, Response Time: 4(GTG) ms
- UHD upscaling technology includes signal analysis and detail enhancement that seamlessly upconverts SD, HD and Full HD content to near UHD-level picture quality
- Picture-by-Picture (PBP) – connect two different devices to the monitor and view input from both simultaneously side-by-side
- Sleek and stylish, fabric-textured rear casing and three-sided bezeless screen
- Country of Origin: China
- 3 year product warranty from manufacturer
Specification: Samsung 32-inch(80cm) 3840 X 2160 Pixels 4K UHD, 1500R Curved Monitor, Bezel Less Design, 1 Billion Colors, 2500:1 Contrast Ratio, Game Mode…
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Original price was: ₹56,000.00.₹24,999.00Current price is: ₹24,999.00.
Prem T. –
Pros – 4K LED Panel, has balance bleeding, Curved, Bezeless, upscaling technology which upscales anything below 4k resolution to a resolution close to 4k level standard, since it’s a VA panel, it can enlight better black pictures than IPS and TN. Better cable management system.
Cons – It has 300 nits brightness/ not an HDR monitor, doesn’t support freesync, it’s not an IPS, it’s not a gaming monitor, it doesnt have higher refresh rate. No vesa mount support.
In conclusion this monitor is for content creators or programmers who can compromise color gamut and spreadsheet such as excel. It can be used as an moderate 4k monitor for ideal gaming console.
R.K.G –
I have been using Samsung monitor for coding purpose since 3 years, It is good for long time work also i can see easily any word and numbers, and picture quality aslo good,
According to price there is good idea to buy this.
Amazon Customer –
We expect peace of mind when we purchase a Samsung product but I believe they have not maintaining there after sales service very well now and dumping garbage in Indian market though monitor quality is awesome still there are some ips glow issue is there and is noticeable in dark environment also it is designed so well that it increases aesthetics of your setup. But I’m disappointed that Samsung doesn’t care about their customer after selling their products. I appreciate that amazon was accepting return and refunding the money for the defective product that I received.
But I wanted to keep the product so I contacted Samsung and raised complaint with Samsung but the funny thing is their service engineers does not even care about issue they said to qualify for replacement policy the defect should be so big that it could be noticeable from distance.
I’ve paid huge amount and I can’t accept that defect even if it’s not as per your policies, I have attached snapshot of defect, if it’s visible to me I consider it defect. We are not paying you to provide us defective product. The defect is in lcd panel as it comes off frequently and backlight get visible bothers most in dark environments
Sergey –
I’ve been using this for almost half an year now. The display is gorgeous but the stand/support is not adequate to support the size of the display. Even a slight tap to the desk sets it wobbling. Before anyone says it’s the size of the thing, I’ve an older Samsung TV that has no wobbling issues. Monitors should have better support stands!
Pavin Joseph –
Crystal clear picture. Great value for money.
If you are planning to get one, few things to remember –
1. 32″ is way too wide for office/coding work. For your day job, 24″ is probably best. 28″ max. Trust me on this.
2. This monitor is best suited for high quality video/gaming. It can display from two parallel sources simultaneously (PIP/PBP). If you have an Amazon FireStick or generic Android TV box, you can use it as a TV too. This monitor is HDMI (x 2) and Displayport (x 1) only. No VGA/DVI. It doesn’t have any built-in speaker but it has an RCA jack port for audio output to an external speaker/headphone if you want that.
3. Your PC needs to be new/powerful enough to support 4K. Older PCs (5 years+) will struggle to support 4K. You may get max 1440p. Note – Even just for playing 4K videos, nevermind games, _both_ CPU and GPU need to be good enough . Tbh in my experience there is no perceptible difference between 2160p and 1440p at 32″ screen size. Which brings up the next pt…
4. Although this set supports 4K (2160p), the ‘proper/usable’ resolution for 32″ monitors is actually 1440p only. 4K is best suited for 43″ monitors. You _can_ set the screen resolution to 2160p (4K) in this one, but that will result in much higher pixel density, making it unsuitable for regular use (icons will be too small). Also see pt. 1.
Sergey –
It’s an excellent value for money! And the brightness is quite higher than 250 nits, it’s more like 330 nits, which is what Tom’s Hardware measured in their review on this monitor. I think it’s around 250 nits if you look at it from a side, but when you position yourself in the center, where you should be, it’s much brighter (a bit brighter than my other 300 nits monitor), and plenty bright for any use.
I was initially very concerned about the backlight bleed, thinking I’ll have to return the monitor for sure. So many reviews on Amazon India mention a strong backlight bleed. And I was puzzled at the same time because none of the Amazon US reviews mention any backlight bleed.
When I turned on the monitor I could immediately see what the issue is. Because it’s not an IPS display, but VA, it doesn’t have such a good viewing angle. It’s still quite OK, but it’s definitely much better when you’re looking at it from the center at 90 (+/-20) degrees.
And when you are in a dark room and set the display to max brightness to show a black photo it’ll look like it has a terrible light bleeding IF you look at it from a SIDE! But, if you are looking at it from the center, the way you normally should, then there’s hardly ANY light bleed! In fact, I have another 4K 27 IPS inch monitor from a good brand as well, and it has more light bleed when in total darkness than this Samsung.
One good thing about this monitor is its very high contrast ratio, much higher than any IPS display. It’s fantastic for text! It makes it so much nicer to use for text based applications than even the best IPS display.
As for the color accuracy, it’s quite good out of the box. I tried to apply the color settings mentioned in few reviews that came out more than a year ago, but they were not good. Probably because Samsung adjusted the factory color settings in the meantime, and it’s more realistic now than it was before. The color balance looks very good, it only has a slight yellowish tint, which gives the white more of an off white feeling, like a paper. But it’s still VERY good, despite that. If you need perfect color balance then maybe you need to play with it a bit and make some adjustments, but for the text apps it’s actually perfect! The text on white looks so much nicer and easier on the eyes than the bluish white on a more accurate monitor. It’s closer to paper. I use my monitor for text and less for graphics, so it’s perfect for me.
The monitor settings are nice and easy to navigate around. Here are some adjustments you want to make in the monitor settings:
For text applications leave the colors on factory settings (RGB at 50, 50, 50), and for a better color accuracy you can try to reduce the red to 48 or 49, and up the blue and/or green to 51.
In any case set the Gamma to Mode2, Brightness at 100 (or less if you have sensitive eyes), Contrast at 75, Sharpness at 60, HDMI black level to Low, Response time to Fastest, Eye saver mode to Off.
Once you try a curved display you simply can’t go back to a flat one! It feels so immersive, enjoyment to use, and you can easily have windows open even on the sides of the screen, unlike on the larger flat monitors, where you feel like you need to move your head sideways to clearly see the windows that are not in the very center.
Overall, this monitor is an excellent value for money. After trying and comparing it to few other 4K IPS displays I think now I prefer the VA display to the IPS, just because of the much higher contrast. It makes text much clearer and easier to read. If you like to move around sideways a LOT then probably it’s better you get an IPS display. But for a normal use this works perfectly.