This resolution is much higher than other 32-inch monitors and it is appreciated when working daily many hours in front of the computer

What a nice monitor, massive screen, great color and resolution.

Bought a video card with dp and the resolution is outstanding

I think that 2560x1440 just isn't quite enough resolution for a crisp & clear picture on a 32" screen

I love this monitor, it’s awesome, has great resolution, optional refresh rates, variable response time, led mood lighting

The size and resolution combined is perfect for how far away it is from my arms length and the picture is perfect because of it

The response time feels very fast in the default gaming mode, and using the clock test it seems to be somewhere between 8-11ms over all which is very good for a panel this size

Higher resolution than 1080P but not so high that I can't read text or icons like on 4K. Great size

While the size was nice with the tv, the image quality is vastly superior on this monitor

Everything is extremely crisp and the size seems "just right" for getting a lot done without having to swivel my head around a bunch to see the entire monitor

Long-Term Review (~1-year)I purchased this almost a year ago and this monitor is a great value, *with* the proper setup.

Overall I am very pleased with this monitor as it is has a very good picture, menu is user friendly and is a great value for the price.

(mine came dented and scuffed)I have to say that I am really loving HP's Omen display and feel that it is a great choice and a terrific value

The colors are not as good as with any of my other IPS monitors, its 8bit color depth is a massive downside and noticeable all the time

Pros:-Nice sturdy stand with up/down tilt-Tasteful design and logo despite being a "gaming" monitor-Very thin depth and low profile bezels-Great viewing angles-Best value for large 1440p monitorCons:-75hz frame skipping on non-Freesync GPUsThis is advertised as a 75hz monitor but will frame skip if you do not have a newer AMD Freesync graphics card or if you have any NVIDIA card.

A few adjustments to the monitor and Nvidia settings realized a 75 Hz refresh rate

The 100% RGB renders great colors for photos while movies look absolutely stunning and games especially so with the 75 Hz refresh rate and 5ms response time

For playing high end gaming systems and PC this is the best experience I ever

You won't find anything, in my opinion, that checks off this many boxes when it comes to a premium, enthusiast display experience

I bought mine here, at Amazon, hands down great shopping experience; it arrived fast and in excellent condition.

This is still a really amazing gaming experience overall with freesync enabled

The stand is good and sturdy, doesn't move too much when I hit the desk and you can move the tilt of the monitor, not up and down though.

I actually kind of like the stand in a way because you can run cables through the middle if you wanted to

The only bad thing I can say about this monitor is that the stand is not adjustable.

Pros:-Nice sturdy stand with up/down tilt-Tasteful design and logo despite being a "gaming" monitor-Very thin depth and low profile bezels-Great viewing angles-Best value for large 1440p monitorCons:-75hz frame skipping on non-Freesync GPUsThis is advertised as a 75hz monitor but will frame skip if you do not have a newer AMD Freesync graphics card or if you have any NVIDIA card.

The only issue I really had was getting the stand into the monitor as I got no real instruction other than a paper with a picture showing how the stand goes in, but it literally took me 20 minutes to figure out how to get it into the slot to stay in place (without tilting inside the stand) and it never really snapped in like I think it should have

On paper, this is a great feature, even though the FreeSync range is rather limited compared to more expensive gaming monitors

Its a very well priced option for a large QHD monitor with good gaming features

Also runs at a 1MS GTG if you're someone who into competitive gaming

This is still a really amazing gaming experience overall with freesync enabled

While the refresh rate is "low" by modern gaming standards, 1440p@75Hz Freesync looks great when playing FPS and driving games.

Such a great design, elegant surface, it's huge, curved, g-sync, USB downstream, upstream

futuristic, super angular, edgy designs like those found on the ASUS PG348Q, and I am certainly not a fan of awful logos like that of the Acer X34

Pros:-Nice sturdy stand with up/down tilt-Tasteful design and logo despite being a "gaming" monitor-Very thin depth and low profile bezels-Great viewing angles-Best value for large 1440p monitorCons:-75hz frame skipping on non-Freesync GPUsThis is advertised as a 75hz monitor but will frame skip if you do not have a newer AMD Freesync graphics card or if you have any NVIDIA card.

Seeing the ASUS and Acer competitors in person, I kept having to try not to look at the strange design choices they made when it came to the panel housing and stands

The monitor's design looks good and has a nice feel to it

Probably a great product, but if you ever need HP support, do not count on them

My job is to photograph and color correct fashion products

If HP wants people to like their product, maybe they should invest in better cables to ship out with them.

Stupid HP product

This screen is amazing!Don't listen to the negative reviews, they are all based of people not knowing how to configure their setup or possibly a defective screen

What a nice monitor, massive screen, great color and resolution.

This is probably not the best screen for desk use, but would be okay from a short distance

Screen looked great, the 2k and overclocked at 165 was a major upgrade over my 1080p 144hz monitor

My future vid card will be AMD now that I am locked into freesync as I do not plan on ditching this beautiful screen any year soon.

My old 27" monitor, which is now my 2nd monitor, I thought had a beautiful picture.

The picture is stunning and there are many ways to tune the picture to your taste using the OSD/monitor adjustments or by using your graphics software

For the price..... Picture is fantastic, it's huuuuge or very bigley

Overall I am very pleased with this monitor as it is has a very good picture, menu is user friendly and is a great value for the price.

Great monitor with perfect picture right out of the box

The display is easy to use, installation was very easy.

When trying to adjust the display to show neutral white, you will sacrifice brightness and end up with a dim display

IMO this is one of the best display monitors on the market

Horrendous for gaming, a qhd display with a 5 Ms response time and Only 75hz refresh rate

The display is quite bright, and sitting next to an older monitor the difference is quite obvious.

The colors are not as good as with any of my other IPS monitors, its 8bit color depth is a massive downside and noticeable all the time

I don't notice any ghosting or input lag or anything, when playing games like Overwatch

TV.There is ZERO input lag noticable and the 32 inch size is absolutely perfect for gaming and a small amount of Netflix ect

BenQ XL2430T - I never felt like this panel introduced any input lag in the display chain

Even on the gaming preset with response time turned down as low as possible, input lag is still a big issue in this monitor, especially considering it's marketed toward people who play games

It would have 5 stars if wasn't for 1 dead pixels out of the box, you wouldn't notice for normal game or anything unless, you're focusing on that spot, light weight monitor and the picture look great for the $$

The panels are LED backlit AMVA+, no light bleed, dead or stuck pixels

I lost some vertical pixels but gained a lot of horizontal room to work and play

No dead pixels or any light bleed which made me quite happy

Also, most of the curved displays above 30" still utilize 1920x1080 pixels which fine for a 27 or 28" monitor but less than satisfactory for a 32" display