ViewSonic VP3268-4K 32-Inch Premium IPS 4K Monitor with Advanced Ergonomics, ColorPro 100% sRGB Rec 709, 14-bit 3D LUT, Eye Care, HDR10 Support, HDMI, USB, DisplayPort for Home and Office

I was excited to move from 3 - 23" screens to 2 larger ones, but was hesitant to go all the way to 32" screens. But I think it was a good choice. I use 2 of these on a 2019 Mac Pro, and they work great. Nice color. Adjustable brightness. Crisp picture quality. I don't use the speaker system, but it sounds decent.I do have to scale the resolution up quite a bit so that I can read everything (the default is WAY too small), but I do not see an issue with performance in doing so, and I still feel like I have MORE than plenty of room in all my creative programs (design, motion graphics, video editing). Also, the bases are fantastic in their adjustability (height, swivel, etc), and I appreciate all the additional usb3 ports that work through the hub. Great monitors.

Great color display. 32 inch is just right for 4k at an arm's length. Text is very crisp. Displayport and Mini Displayport worked well.Appreciated that it shipped with all of the display, audio, and power cables that I unfortunately already owned.Successfully attached this to a VESA monitor arm without any issues. Has a solid connection.The anti-glare over the screen works well and doesn't impact the display quality at all. The extra-narrow bezel is nice.The control buttons behind the right side of the screen were very easy to get used to and made the on screen display (OSD) easy to navigate.I would buy this again, certainly, but my experience with ViewSonic has always been great, so my next monitor is likely going to be a 64-inch 8k monitor in 5 years.

First and foremost, I’d like to point out that I am not a photographer, nor a video editor or some kind of professional who absolutely needed a color accurate, professionally calibrated monitor. I simply wanted a 32in monitor that had a beautiful IPS Panel , with slim bezels and a decent stand. That’s exactly what I received but this monitor is not perfect. Details below:Cons:Price: This is marketed as a professional monitor, so I guess the price is rather reasonable. However, my monitor has a few issues that it should not have for the over $800 price range.Dead Pixel(s): As soon as I got the monitor, I ran several quality control/screen consistency tests and I quickly discovered a dead pixel. The pixels are so tiny, I think the dead pixel might actually be two pixels very close together. The dead pixels were not a big deal as I NEVER notice them, so I didn’t send it back or contact Viewsonic about it.Screen Black- Out Issue: A few times a week, the screen will black out for 2-3 seconds. This issue is infrequent enough for me to tolerate it but it is one that has popped up in several forums online.Mounting: There is NO VESA Mounting holes on this monitor of any sort..so you're pretty much stuck with the stand that comes with it. :-(Pros:BEAUTIFUL IPS screen. The colors on this thing are vivid and punchy, despite the matte coating - which is very light and clear but excellent at avoiding light reflections. 4K resolution on this sized screen is perfect, EVERYTHING IS SHARP.Sexy Design: I’d challenge you to find a 32inch 4K monitor with smaller bezels, a nicer stand and an overall sexier design. The tiny bezels make playing pc games or watching 4K content a wonderful and at times a breathtaking experience!Options: LOTS of picture options for professionals, general media consumers and any and all others in between!Summary: Overall, I think that this monitor is excellent and I do not regret the purchase whatsoever. Is this monitor worth the price? I imagine it might be if you’re a professional who can use it for all its worth. If you’re a simple person who wants a 4K monitor for web browsing and medium consumption, you can save $350 dollars and get another 4K monitors at half the price.

Most of this will be covered elsewhere, but maybe my review can inspire confidence for others.In short, I'm running this using macOS scaled to 1080p to get a Retina/HiDPI-quality display. With the monitor an arm's length away, this is plenty enough detail and real-estate. I'd prefer something bigger, say, 36" or 38", but this is fantastic.It's plenty bright. The color reproduction is wonderful and the subpixel layout is ideal (it doesn't generate any visual artifacts). The stand is shockingly amazing. I didn't realize how useful it would be to have so much adjustability!This is a great monitor for development/video/productivity work. If you're looking for something primarily to watch movies or play games, you might want to look elsewhere.The buttons are lame, but honestly, how often are you going to be adjusting the settings?Also, I did initially receive a unit with a slight yellow hue to it on half of the screen. I just sent it back in for a replacement which is flawless. (Why are people freaking out so much about yellowing and such? If the screen is flawed, just send it back. Amazon will take care of you.)