My older 17" screen looks like a tablet screen next to this

excellent product, I just purchased another one ... bright and crystal clear screen

The screen is super bright by default.

Screen is crisp, fonts even look retina quality.

Bright and clear screen, easy to set up, and impressively huge

Screen wise, I didn't have a single bad pixel, and the text was very sharp.

Works perfectly, beautiful screen.

Works perfectly, beautiful screen.

I dont know if I would like a smaller screen to game on.

On the Mac, this screen is exceptionally clear with bold colors and amazing resolution

There is significant screen tearing

One other minor issue I noticed was that when the room is dark, with the light-sensor enabled, the screen responds quite well and darkens appropriately, however light from the screen that is reflected off of me sitting in front of it causes the brightness of the screen toggle one baby step brighter then darker about once a second

With a 27" monitor, I could put one document on the left, and one on the right, split screen, and comfortable spend time looking at either.

Big screen monitor that works great

The split screen functionality is an awesome feature that I use regularly with this monitor

Screen can be rotated 90 degrees (I'd love to use three of these together turned at 90 degrees... a man can dream)

it had a great adjustable crisp looking screen

But the screen is gorgeous and very crisp and clear when using the Display Port.

If you don’t need or want 4K but want a good looking large screen, this monitor is a steal

Excellent screen for very good price

The screen on this monitor is truly matte

But again: The screen itself is really good, I would STILL buy it again.

The split screen is to use 2 computers with one monitor, each using half

Easy Setting Box" allows the use of the split screen.

Some of the shiny screens are covered with a so-called anti-glare coating which glows in the light from the screen

Beautiful screen easy setup, excellent price

Almost everything is automated in the monitor; therefore, all you have to do is plug it in and then view the wonderful resolution and huge screen.

Beautiful professionally looking screen.

One other minor issue I noticed was that when the room is dark, with the light-sensor enabled, the screen responds quite well and darkens appropriately, however light from the screen that is reflected off of me sitting in front of it causes the brightness of the screen toggle one baby step brighter then darker about once a second

From the first day there was significant screen tearing, artifacts and ghosting, but it was still usable

I had this screen for about a year and a half I totally love it

The screen itself is gorgeous, so I might just hang in there.

A sharp 32 inch screen really is a pleasure to view, compared to my old 24 inch; it's worth the money to me.

then lay the monitor screen down on the towel then assemble the base it works better.

This monitor is a work of art and the screen is amazing.....perfect for photo editing :

I haven't figured out how to use the split screen/PIP

I'd like to be able to switch between night-view mode (brightness low, color very warm; blue reduction), cinema mode, pc mode quickly (though the auto light sensor in this monitor darkens the screen quite well)

I think is pretty good for the money nice big screen and the colors are no to bad

The new display had appropriate screen protection in the box, with *fewer* scratches on the base and housing, however I was surprised to see that this unit still suffered from the poor quality control of the previous one

I am now able to get a perfect Win 8.1 screen at 2560x1440 60Hz!

(so I don't have a VERY bright white screen blinding me)

My screen is perfect with no dead pixels, no bending, no clouding, uniform brightness, etc

(The AOC had very dark blacks but also a generally dark screen perhaps being a cheaper model.)

So, that leads to another question--why would Samsung only allow one computer per monitor to be allowed to use the split screen?

I absolutely love OLED screens and despise the shiny mirror screens which are so common now

I actually did the experiment and the difference I felt when I first use this 2K screen was huge!I would recommend this very reliable and good quality screen to every professional who wants to use a 32" screen, and takes their eyes seriously.

I mostly play Dragon Age Inquisition right now, and while playing I observed major screen flicker / Vertical banding.

I absolutely love OLED screens and despise the shiny mirror screens which are so common now

This screen is great

Either that, or you have an incredibly flimsy/wobbly table and need to get a better one."It has a similar build quality to the Apple Cinema Display"Yea, minus the glass protected screen

I've been using IPS screens for the past 8 years and I can't stand to look at cheap screens anymore

Beautiful, crisp screen with very fine detail.

I really like this screen looks it looks

(so I don't have a VERY bright white screen blinding me)

The screen appeared choppy in many of my games, and there was a fair amount of input lag.

The "worst" of the reviews claimed delta e of 2.0, which is indistinguishable to the eye (though the IPS they compared it to was 0.4).

The "worst" of the reviews claimed delta e of 2.0, which is indistinguishable to the eye (though the IPS they compared it to was 0.4).