LG 32UN500 32 "
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Multi-purpose UltraHD/4K monitor with a large and highly detailed 31.5-inch screen, support for images with high dynamic range (HDR10), good improved contrast ratio and built-in stereo speakers (2x5W). It features ultra-high resolution (3840x2160), improved colour gamut (90% DCI P3) and high-quality factory calibration, which allows using this model for professional photo and video processing.
Positioned as a universal monitor for entry-level workstations and home use. The screen of the LG 32UN500 monitor is based on a 10-bit VA-matrix (8-bit+FRC), which is capable of displaying more than a billion colours and subtle colour shades. Thanks to its high resolution, it guarantees excellent image detail (140 ppi) for a smooth picture without signs of pixelation. Good maximum brightness (350 cd/m²) and improved static contrast ratio (3000:1) with excellent comfortable viewing angles (up to 178°) make it possible to get the most out of watching movies in the highest quality. Support for AMD FreeSync technology and fast matrix response time (4ms GtG) ensure that fast-paced gaming scenes are clearly displayed.
Versatile 32" 4K monitor for work and play
The LG 32UN500 is an affordable 32-inch 4K monitor that LG is positioning as a versatile work or multimedia option. The LG 32UN500 monitor's screen is based on a 10-bit VA matrix (8-bit+FRC) capable of displaying more than a billion colours, thanks to which the monitor can realistically reproduce the nuances and details of the colour spectrum.
High-quality colour reproduction
According to the passport, the monitor covers up to 90% of the colour space (DCI P3) and is fully suitable for photo processing, basic colour correction, etc. Perhaps this is its strongest point. As a gaming monitor, the LG 4K UltraFine 32UN500-W looks more modest. In VA games, the matrix shows a pretty good response speed of 4 ms, and also supports AMD FreeSync and LG Dynamic Action Sync software functions. The first eliminates image gaps in dynamic scenes, the second allows you to minimize image update delays. Despite having Black Stabilizer features, a refresh rate of just 60Hz keeps it from being written into gaming monitors.
Not the best viewing angles
In advertising monitor special emphasis is placed on LG's own development called Wide Colour Enhancer Plus. This thing allows you to get more natural colours when viewed from an angle, but it either does not always work, or it works strangely: during sudden movements, the picture around the edges of the monitor is often slightly smeared, and the white colour becomes red. This is the main and perhaps the only claim to the LG 32UN500.
Support for HDR content
By the standards of inexpensive monitors, the LG 32UN500 leaves a good impression, slightly standing out due to increased brightness (350 cd/m² vs. the standard 300 cd/m²), HDR support, a pair of rather loud and clear built-in speakers, and a set of video cables that not every manufacturer puts. Well, its design is pleasant, although in 2021 you won’t surprise anyone with thin frames and beautiful glossy plastic.
