LG 32GP750-B 32 Inch QHD (2560 x 1440) IPS UltraGear Gaming Monitor with 1ms (GtG) and 165Hz Refresh Rate, NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible with AMD FreeSync Premium, Tilt/Height/Pivot Adjustable – Black Electronics

4.0 out of 5 stars

(Almost) perfect replacement for my 75Hz monitor.

I wanted a quality gaming monitor after buying a new GPU. I have had good luck with my LG TV so I bought an LG 32GP850-B monitor. At first, I was happy with it. But because the monitor had a terrible backlight bleed while viewing black screens, I finally decided to return it. I ended up buying the 32GP750-B. I saved $120.00 and honestly can’t tell the difference in image quality or refresh performance. Sure, there are some features missing but I really wasn’t using them anyway. I’m happy with the new screen. Backlight bleed, IPS glow is much better. Your experience may vary but I think the 750 is a better value.

4 people found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

NO AUDIO!!

Didn’t know this, but most LG monitors don’t have built in speakers. If you want to hear game audio , you need to plug in headphones or a speaker directly into the monitor. Which is a big deal for me because I use a capture card to record my gameplay and I definitely need sound! 😂 hopefully I figure something out but the image quality is iffy so far maybe just got to mess around with settings, but the VRR is solid

One person found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

nice monitor but the reviews on the bleed / ips glow are right

I saw a lot of photos and reviews saying that his model has corner light bleeds or ips glowsI just ordered thinking I’d be lucky.Mine arrived and I love everything about the monitor exceptthe right bottom corner is significantly brighter when showingmedium to dark colors from the second I turned it on.I tried to ignore it but I do art and maybe that’s why my eyes justnotice these value differences.My eye just goes straight to the bright corner and it really annoys me.Pros are that this is a very light monitor despite the 32 inch size without the standmaking it easy to attach this to my monitor arm.and I have another LG 32 inch IPS that’s LG 32QN650-B Monitor 32″ QHD 75hzwhich I didn’t notice any bleed or glow no matter what angle I’m looking at it.The colors are very vibrant and too saturated that I need to calibrate itwhen I get the replacement.so I think I need to try a replacement and if the problem’s there again,maybe should buy another model.

2 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Fantastic

Great value for what you receive. Colors look accurate, no dead pixels and the 180hz refresh rate is awesome. HDR leaves a bit to be desired but it’s okay. Stand is great and allows for adjustments up down left and right and pivots up and down.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Gaming. General Work. Great.

I have 4 of these monitors. They are wonderful. They are responsive for gaming. No screen tearing. The only issue I have ever had was that one of the power supplies went bad after 3-4 years of use. Colors are good. Seem to be easy on the eyes, I use for work and gaming. Note, you may need to fiddle around with the color settings on your computer if the blacks are not dark enough for you, I thought one had an issue with black once but it was just a setting that was incorrect. If this monitor fills the technical specifications you are looking for then I suggest making the purchase.

2 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Great Monitor, HDR causes some software issues

This monitor is amazing and I highly recommend it. The color and resolution are great, and the LG panel is amazing and responsive. The HDR however will take some learning as some applications like Discord do not like the technology. However when you figure out which apps or games are affected by HDR it becomes a minor inconvenience for a better display

One person found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Better than Samsung

Picked up this monitor as an upgrade in preparation for Starfield. Currently using it for Diablo 4. My old monitor was an Acer. This LG is gorgeous. It’s super bright compared to my old Acer and Samsung odyssey. The hdr is decent, but the colors pop. If you’re looking for a screen with excellent colors, get this. Illuminated objects in game look amazing. Portals, torches, effects, it’s all very immersive. There’s also zero ghosting, even in dark areas. Definitely the smoothest monitor I’ve used. Playing Diablo 4 at 180fps is a noticeable bump over the 165. Would recommend this monitor to anyone.

4 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Good

Good monitor worth the money 110% this was a worth it buy

5.0 out of 5 stars

Beyond happy

Was worried reading reviews of recieving used monitors and bad light bleed but was pleasantly surprised 0 bleed and brand new packaging. It made a huged difference on call of duty. Maybe i just got lucky but id order again. Best screen ive owned.

5.0 out of 5 stars

excellent machine

works well with my gaming setup.Just wish it had a remote controll to switch between input modes.i dont like the joystick like controls to switch inputs, I feel it might break.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Awesome Monitor

I have ran the 27inch Ultra Gear for several years now between work and play, the image on this 750-B model is brighter than my older 27 inch with all the same clarity and crisp images and text. For work I am able to set this monitor to 4K resolution at 60MHz which I didn’t expect I could do until I hooked it up and started trying to find the best setup between 3 monitors from a Dell docking station which I use for work. Turns out both the 27 inch and this new 32 inch Ultra Gear monitors have the ability to display 4K just not at the higher gamine refresh rates. I am trying to figure out why this 4K ability isn’t part of the sales strategy from LG’s side of the business??? This is my initial used it for a couple games and now a full day of work review, if anything changes I’ll come back an update this review otherwise I highly recommend this monitor having great luck in not getting defective products from LG myself!

One person found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

LG 32GP750-B Is the best monitor I have ever had the pleasure of using.

Have you ever had a piece of computer hardware in your life where you always look forward for the next chance to use it? And while using it, you occasionally think to your self “Wow this thing is great, I love it!” That’s exactly my sentiments regarding the LG 32GP750-B. It is by far the best computer monitor I have ever used. I strongly recommend it. If you are in the market for a desktop monitor that is 32 inches diagonal in size, 2560×1440 resolution, 165 hertz refresh, and a GORGEOUS ips back panel, then THIS is the monitor you want.I’ve had great luck with LG displays, my previous display before this one was in fact another LG model. Really the biggest and best thing I can say about the LG 32GP750-B is the colors are just absolutely phenomenal. Games look like they are going to jump out at you, the smoothness of the high refresh rate is just stunning, and it all comes with freesync premium which should eliminate tearing. This is the only monitor I have ever owned in which I was able to get the colors exactly the way I wanted them without needing to tweak the color saturation or ‘digital vibrance’ on my nvidia video card. That statement alone says what high quality color abilities this monitor actually has.Really, just buy it and see for yourself. It will be the best monitor choice you could make as of early 2023. And the controls on the bottom of the monitor are all controlled with a miniature joystick, it’s very easy to use and makes changing settings a breeze. Way better than the previous multi-button setup I was accustomed to previously.LG really did a killer job with the LG 32GP750-B. I think it is the best 32″ 2560×1440 monitor currently in the industry.

15 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Excelente monitor precio – calidad

Es un excelente monitor por lo que vale, los colores son increíbles , no presenta ningún problema, sin embargo tiene algunas observaciones, la primera es que como cualquier panel ips presenta fugas de luz en fondos oscuros, recalcó esto por que en la mayoría de monitores ips presentan fugas de luz, claro que esto no afecta a la jugabilidad ni al entretenimiento, en persona estas fugas no son tan evidentes como en la foto, otra observación es que a pesar de tener HDR 400, realmente es muy malo, lo considero hasta innecesario , debido a que solo es 400 , cuando lo activas le da un filtro casi azul, que le quita muchísimo color a la imagen y es realmente feo, por lo tanto se disfruta mejor sin activar el HDR, por lo demás el monitor cumple muy bien, lo recomiendo , aún más si está en descuento o baja de precio.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

LG 32″ QHD Monitor

Very nice product for the price. Great picture quality!!

5.0 out of 5 stars

Fantastic

After being scammed by another seller of this monitor, I was hesitant to order it again. However, it arrived on time, in perfect condition and without issue. I’ve been using it as my main monitor for over a month without issue.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Great monitor

I had a 1080p – 32inch curved monitor. I moved to this flat one. I got a scrath and dent one and I couldn’t tell that it wasn’t new. Saved 60 bucks. Very fast and great color. I downloaded the control panel and set a few things now the color really pops!I would definately recommend it highly.

One person found this helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars

Horrible Viewing Angle

I returned this monitor because the viewing angle was horrible. I noticed while looking at videos or gaming, the images were washed out along the edges of the monitor. I even tried sitting back as far as two feet away from the monitor, and still the images along the sides were washed out. The monitor forced me to lean left or right, and look directly inline with the monitor, before the images would darken to their normal color quality. I tried to ignore this, but after a few days I just grew upset that I paid this much for a monitor and could not enjoy games or videos, due to the images being grayed out along the sides.Other than the image quality, it’s a nice monitor. It tilts and height adjustments are great. The stand is a small enough profile but also keeps the monitor very stable and secure. The video response time is quick, so it will do well in fast paced games like first person shooters, but they are not my type of game.

5 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Good monitor

I like the monitor a lot, it fits perfectly on my desk and the picture quality is great.

3.0 out of 5 stars

Compromised quality

The IPS glow from the bottom right is about as bad as I’ve ever seen from any IPS monitor. There are a few people who posted pics in other reviews and they were spot on, that is what you are going to get don’t think you are going to get some one in a million panel. To compliment the glow you are treated with probably the worst gaming monitor available today when it comes to contrast around 1:800. They redesigned the menu and made it look very nice and pretty but also way slower than what you get from the LG monitors from a few years ago, it looks great on the show floor and in YouTube reviews but it sucks for everyday users. Monitors last a long time, I have a few that are over 12 years old now. They are one of the longest lasting components of your entire setup and they are the hardest to sell used. You are stuck with this thing for a long time and I think you can probably do better. If you are set on a 32″ 1440p monitor there is no real competition the Odyssey G7 is the best. When it comes to 27″ you have a few more options and if you like the LG monitors I would just go with the far cheaper 27GL850.

11 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Solid Specs for the Price Point

On paper the specs are very solid for the price point — 32 inch, 1440p, IPS, 165hz. Had to downsize to one monitor coming from 3x24inch monitors and overall, I’m pretty pleased with this monitor so far. In my opinion, 1440p is the perfect resolution for 32 inches because without scaling the text in 4k would be too small and straining for the eyes.I wanted an IPS, something with decent color that I could use for movies, minimum 144hz refresh rate and low response time for gaming, and non-curved. I wasn’t looking for something curved because I need the maximum amount of space for my desk (curved takes more space) and because I think watching movies on a curved monitor is silly.My decision was between this and the Samsung Odyssey G5 and I ended with the LG because of it being IPS and non-curved.Very smooth gaming with 3080ti and solid refresh rate so no complaints.Colors are okay. Not as deep and saturated as other monitors but I’m okay with having something less vibrant by default. You can always go into the picture settings and adjust the contrast and color temp to your liking.~92 PPI and you don’t really notice anything being too pixelated on-screen.Monitor menu system is pretty good. Very responsive and smooth but some settings are disabled in picture adjust when using display port version 1.4 for some reason. Had to switch to 1.2 to enable the rest of the options in picture adjust. Not that it’s a big dealbreaker since the bandwidth for 1.2 is still good for 1440p 144hz but not that intuitive.Overall, this monitor works for my situation and I’m very satisfied with it.

33 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

Very nice for $500

It’s a pretty solid monitor for the price. I got it for $300 and for that price, it’s absolutely perfect. For $500, it is nearly perfect. I needed to do some basic tuning to my liking but it looked good out of the box. It was easy to set up, easy to use, looks great, super smooth, and works well. I’ve played some games on it and it doesn’t have any issues with screen tearing or any other graphical issues. For content consumption, it is great. For content creation, I wouldn’t use it. It’s tuned well but not great out of the box. The IPS technology in this panel looks great, the refresh rate is super smooth, brightness is solid, colors look great. I have no major complaints. I have three total minor complaints. The first complaint is that the stand is a little plasticky and for $500, I would have liked a marginally more solid stand. It has tilt, height, and pivot which is great, though. At $500, I don’t expect color tuning, but I also wasn’t expecting to do 20 minutes of tuning to make it look to my liking. But it wasn’t bad, it looked good just not perfect to me. My final complaint is the contrast ratio is average, nothing special. For the price, I would have liked a slightly better contrast ratio, comparing it to other monitors in it’s class. Overall, a really solid monitor for $500, but on sale this monitor is dang near perfect.

10 people found this helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars

On Sale, Expected Issues, and Impressed

I bought this to upgrade from a 25″ 240hz 1080P monitor.Pros:+ Large and crispy display.+ Very bright for my use at just 40/100 brightness.+ Good motion handling/response times with “Fast” overdrive setting across refresh range; professional reviews state overshoot sub 60hz but I don’t personally see it.+ Black frame insertion works well, don’t see the red fringing noted by professional reviews.+ Amazing colors and the brightest red you’ve ever seen.+ Zero dead or stuck pixels on my unit.+ Great gray uniformity, no clouding on my unit when displaying all grey.Cons- Subpar contrast ratio when comparing white versus black; the color makes up for it though to give a stark contrast. Lowering the brightness causes contrast issues to be more noticeable.- IPS glow can be excessive in bottom right corner when displaying a full black screen or comparing UI elements corner to corner. After a few days I don’t notice it anymore, but it’s odd because if you look at the display from the right side it disappears.- Very small amount of backlight bleed at bottom center (roughly 2″ x 1″; normal panel lottery). Not visible during content and very acceptable overall.- Black frame insertion does not work with Gsync/Freesync enabled. Not a deal killer for me, but if it’s something you want consider the Gigabyte M32Q though read reviews as I’ve read some panel QC issues (dead/stuck pixels).I don’t miss the 240hz monitor. The pixel response times are an improvement over my previous monitor so it actually appears more fluid or same at a lower refresh rate. Always remember refresh rate means little if the response times aren’t good enough.The input lag is also comparable, though driving a 1440P display versus 1080P does cause its own slight lag (normal increased delay between frames from drop in performance).I will say that 32″ is probably too big for anyone playing competitive FPS games unless the monitor is set further back. Viewing the full screen takes an egregious amount of eye and head movement causing fatigue and decreased personal performance. It’s just not as easy to see everything on the display at once. I’d say 27″ as the limit there. For anything cooperative, story based, or consuming regular content though, the increased size is amazing for the immersion it provides.I have to mention the color. It’s phenomenal. On dead pixels test, the colors are almost blinding in their intensity at just 40/100. The red pops the most and it’s a sight to behold. I believe this is the main benefit of LG’s Nano IPS panels that comes at the expense of contrast ratios. That contrast isn’t as bad as I expected it to be based on reviews. The color does make up for it.Regarding the contrast, it’s an odd one. The worst contrast panel I saw was on a TN gaming panel where the black was grey and the white was a shade of grey. Colors were also dull. The limited contrast on this panel is different. The black is grey but the white and colors are vibrant as hell. It’s a much easier situation to deal with but if you’re coming from a VA panel or OLED, you may dislike it.Overall, for the price I paid for it on sale ($279), this monitor feels like a steal. The panel lottery was kind. IPS glow similar to other reviews, no dead/stuck pixels, and only a very small amount of backlight bleed.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Best value 1440p monitor w/ 165 refresh rate

easy set upjust need to adjust the monitor color settings once firing upwent from a 27″ 1080 240hz to this beastthe upgrade in size isnt overwhelming / it is perfect for Warzone shreds and the crisp 1440p definition and colors really pop. Do yourself a favor and snag this bad boy for any price under $300 its worth

5.0 out of 5 stars

Works Awesome… If Setup Properly

I got this monitor to replace the screen in my AtGames Legends HD pinball cabinet. Very Important – in order to get the 165hz refresh rate and the G-Sync working you need a display port. HDMI to Display Port probably won’t cut it (didn’t work for me). Works wonderfully. Total game changer. G-Sync is a must have. Wonderfully smooth game play that I could only dream about before. Once you get it working, you will never go back.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Better than I thought it would be

Ok, I am getting older now and maybe I am easier to please than before, but I have zero issues with this thing and I am on it every single day I am home.I cannot complain about the quality and nothing seen so far due to Nvidia drivers or any games not wanting to render. Definitely a step up but I had an older Dell (Samsung) dvi monitor in there from a long time ago. Maybe easy to impress but it looks great.I am a Samsung guy when it comes to monitors and tv’s but sometimes the dice don’t roll right. I frame this monitor with four Asus 24″ monitors for my gaming setup because again, at the time I tried to buy, Samsung did not have a good vesa mount monitor with the stats I wanted.For this LG, I wanted the Nvidia G-sync compatibility if I was sinking money into a new monitor and options were few, steered me here. I would buy it again no doubt, but still look to my favorites for competition.