SAMSUNG 32″ UJ59 Series 4K UHD (3840×2160) Computer Monitor,VA Panel, HDMI, Display Port, Eye Saver/Flicker Free Mode, FreeSync, LU32J590UQNXZA, Black

SAMSUNG 32″ UJ59 Series 4K UHD – We love it.
We’re only using it for a dedicated monitor for 1080P video from a DVR but has a super picture.It was easy to assemble and setup. As usual, great Samsung Quality.HDMI and DisplayPort connections.It’s a good value for the money.

Great Monitor!… But… I have reason to believe these are not new, but refurbished screens..
First, you should know, I used to work as a “verified technician” and did repairs on all sorts of Samsung models in the past. If you get an item on arrival that is dead, do not try to go through Samsung, Deal with Amazon first. Now, if this messes up in the future, you may have to deal with them. You don’t want this.We were trained to come up with any excuse to say it isn’t covered in warranty and make you pay for repairs. So follow the directions on unboxing them to the letter. Hold it right, put a blanket underneath when taking it out of the box, etc.My first monitor was dead on arrival. It had power, but nothing came on the screen. This had a protective film on the screen.My replacement monitor, that worked, did not have the screen protector you peel off. This suggests to me that Samsung has an overstock of these monitors, are not checking the quality before shipping them out.That being said, let amazon handle the return/replacement process if you get something out of the box that doesn’t work, they’re really great that this!This monitor though, gotta say, awesome for the price (when I got mine that worked). Yes you need to adjust the settings, otherwise it won’t look right. HDR looks great (when set up correctly, but a lot of people think it’s just a toggle, there’s more to it then that).I bought this for gaming and I love how crisp things look. It’s easy to assemble, nice size for a small desk. All I wanted was a 4k monitor, as mine was just an old one that only did 1080p. If this is what you’re looking for, take a risk, but buyer be warned.My worry is in the future I will have some issues, but for the price, it’s good (if you get a good one).These are not new monitors. no way they are, they have all the signs of refurbished ones, and a huge overstock at Samsung, hense the 44% discount or whatever.Apparently they don’t work on Macs or apple products, according to the reviews, but this worked perfectly with my NVIDA on PC.Again, it will not look right at first, too dark problem, colors off. you have to go in the settings and tweak it, but if you’re not afraid of a lil work, and you just want an upgrade. Perfect choice here!I will update this review if it turns out it’s a lemon in a few months or something.

Good–But Not Without its Warts
I received this monitor via Amazon about three weeks ago. I’ve been planning on a 4K UHD monitor for some time now due to vision issues, with 32″ seeming to be about the right size. I was right on both accounts. The clarity of this monitor, especially compared to my former one, is nothing short of amazing, and the size means that I can get a lot of work done (text, photos, word processing) without eyestrain. For these reasons I am pleased so far with it.Physical setup consisted of putting the stand together and mounting the monitor on it. They supplied instructions but there were very few parts and how it went together was self-evident. The monitor itself is pretty much plug-and-play: set it on the stand, use the supplied USB cable to hook it up to your computer, and turn it on. Voila! Picture! Only you turn it on the first time with a button mounted on the BACK of the monitor! Odd.However the monitor is not without its issues. The one rather large fly in the ointment is that there is no software included (or even available, as a chat with a Samsung tech confirmed) to control the monitor from my computer. Instead, all monitor changes (brightness, clarity, modes, etc. etc.) are controlled from a button on the back of the unit. You put your finger up under the bottom middle of the unit, reach up in the back, and your finger contacts a mechanical button on the back of the unit maybe two inches above the bottom of the monitor. Round, with a smaller activation button in the middle. You press up, down, left or right on the outside rim of the button with your finger to access and toggle between the various modes. It works–after numerous attempts to literally feel my way around. But to me it seems to be a solution in search of a problem. It would be MUCH simpler, probably cheaper, and FAR more convenient, to merely have computer software available so that any needed changes to settings can be made from the keyboard rather than by groping around for a button you can’t even see.Second fly is that the monitor had an annoying habit, just after I turned it on, of staying on for maybe 30 seconds or so, then blacking out for maybe 10 seconds before coming back on. Though not a deal-killer it WAS annoying. I text-chatted with Samsung: the tech had never heard of this issue before but had me unplug the USB cable from both ends (monitor and computer), wait 30 seconds, then plug everything back in again. It seemed to work–so far. No recurrence for the past week.Third is that whenever the monitor comes on, I get a rather large dialog box (maybe 4″ x 4″) urging me to register the unit. I did, the first day. But the monitor apparently doesn’t know that and there is no way I can find to turn the dialogue box off–and it stays on for maybe 30 seconds, which is time I could use for actually accomplishing something, before shutting off. Again–very annoying.Finally, there is no height adjustment on the stand. The height seems to be in a good location and I don’t know if I’d use a height adjustment even if it were available, but other users might.BOTTOM LINE: I was sort of nervous when seeing a 32″ 4K UHD monitor for what seemed a VERY low price ($300), but as Samsung is a good name and I’ve always enjoyed good product support from them, I took the chance. If the only issue were visual performance and clarity, it is a great deal, and as indicated earlier I am perfectly happy with that. But the other things–well, in a nutshell, they seem very Un-Samsung-Like to say the least–almost like this particular line of monitors reflects putting a bunch of leftover parts together that they had no real use for otherwise. The picture is great, and if you can put up with the numerous inconveniences, then this monitor is a good deal. Otherwise…well, you’ll have to decide for yourself if the headaches are worth it.

Llevo mas de dos meses con este monitor, lo compré para mejorar el 1080p que tenía de la misma marca Samsung, ya que el menú es el mismo y el joystick para navegarlo también, teniendo tan buena experiencia con ese me animé con este monitor 4k, es obvio que la mejora en la imagen se iba a notar, esta increíble jugar así, tengo una tarjeta gtx1060 y los juegos los pongo en 2k para ir a no menos de 45fbs con todo en alta, me encantan los colores y el brillo, las peliculas en 4k se ven muy bien y para multitasking en el trabajo no hay nada mejor, estuve mucho tiempo pensando entre comprar este o un ultrawide de 34″ pero además de que esos son mas caros tienen menos pixeles que los 4k, cabe mencionar que 32″ es la resolución perfecta para monitores 4k porque es la mejor forma de aprovechar el espacio de monitor sin notar los pixeles.Como dato extra debo resaltar que aunque el instructivo lo indica en una parte algo dificil de ver, la lógica me dicctó que conectara el hdmi, que viene incluido, en el puerto 1, estuve un par de días usandolo así y notaba que aunque el monitor me decia que iba a 60fps yo no veía tal fluidez y me di cuenta que era porque ese puerto iba maximo a 30hrz, debe de conectarse al puerto 2 para ir a 60hrz en 4k.Hubiera sido perfecto que incluyeran un cable displayport, voy a tener que comprarlo si quiero usar la función de AMD freesync con mi tarjeta nvidia.otra cosa es que el unico defecto que encontré es que el conector de alimentación queda muy flojo en el puerto del monitor, no he tenido problemas de que se desconecte como tal porque no toco los cables de atras pero si se atropella por alguna razón se safa muy facilmente.

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