LG 32UN880-B 31.5" Ultrafine UHD 4K IPS LED Monitor with HDR10
TFT/LCD displays are perfectly flat, a lot thinner and lighter than conventional CRT displays and do not flicker, all this because of the new technology they use for producing images. Do you want to free up space on your desk, or do you want to be able to move your monitor without breaking your back? Then this is the perfect display for you!
TFT/LCD displays are perfectly flat, a lot thinner and lighter than conventional CRT displays and do not flicker, all this because of the new technology they use for producing images. Do you want to free up space on your desk, or do you want to be able to move your monitor without breaking your back? Then this is the perfect display for you!
TFT/LCD displays are perfectly flat, a lot thinner and lighter than conventional CRT displays and do not flicker, all this because of the new technology they use for producing images. Do you want to free up space on your desk, or do you want to be able to move your monitor without breaking your back? Then this is the perfect display for you!
TFT/LCD displays are perfectly flat, a lot thinner and lighter than conventional CRT displays and do not flicker, all this because of the new technology they use for producing images. Do you want to free up space on your desk, or do you want to be able to move your monitor without breaking your back? Then this is the perfect display for you!
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I've had this monitor for about 18 months. The display itself is great, very bright and crisp. I also love the arm the mounts right to my desk. The single USB-C cable to my MacBook is both a blessing and a curse. I love that it passes both video and charging power with the MacBook over a single cable. But the monitor's USB-A ports are only 2.0 so they really limit the speed of an Ethernet interface. And There are almost no USB-C hubs that pass both video and PD charging on a single USB-C cable So what was a nice feature turned into a very difficult problem when I simply wanted to add a USB 3.0 port behind the monitor. A Selore MacBook hub eventually provided an acceptable workaround. But that wouldn't have been necessary if LG had supported USB 3.0 ports instead of ... MoreI've had this monitor for about 18 months. The display itself is great, very bright and crisp. I also love the arm the mounts right to my desk. The single USB-C cable to my MacBook is both a blessing and a curse. I love that it passes both video and charging power with the MacBook over a single cable. But the monitor's USB-A ports are only 2.0 so they really limit the speed of an Ethernet interface. And There are almost no USB-C hubs that pass both video and PD charging on a single USB-C cable So what was a nice feature turned into a very difficult problem when I simply wanted to add a USB 3.0 port behind the monitor. A Selore MacBook hub eventually provided an acceptable workaround. But that wouldn't have been necessary if LG had supported USB 3.0 ports instead of the much slower 2.0 ports. Additionally the speakers and audio out seemed like a good feature but they don't respond to the Mac's Volume Up/Down buttons. So I needed to buy yet another USB dongle for simple audio out instead of using the monitor to provide audio. So many of the seemingly useful features are poorly implemented and thus I give this monitor 3 stars.
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Great screen for productivity and the stand is apt for someone who wants to comfortably use for both a sit/stand mode. I have been using for 3 months now. I want to give a 5star but, the following point makes me go with 4: The only issue i faced so far is the usb-c port stopped working within 3 months. The port became very flimsy and did not sit in place. LG was quick to replace the motherboard and thus the issue is resolved, however the cable that came out of box for usb-c too stopped working at the same time and sadly this wasn't replaced according to the limited warranty. Though it is only 3 months so far - now I have to buy the cable (since 4k usb-c are slightly expensive - this is a pain point for me - considering the price of this monitor - was hoping they ... MoreGreat screen for productivity and the stand is apt for someone who wants to comfortably use for both a sit/stand mode. I have been using for 3 months now. I want to give a 5star but, the following point makes me go with 4: The only issue i faced so far is the usb-c port stopped working within 3 months. The port became very flimsy and did not sit in place. LG was quick to replace the motherboard and thus the issue is resolved, however the cable that came out of box for usb-c too stopped working at the same time and sadly this wasn't replaced according to the limited warranty. Though it is only 3 months so far - now I have to buy the cable (since 4k usb-c are slightly expensive - this is a pain point for me - considering the price of this monitor - was hoping they would replace the faulty usb-c cable too) Otherwise - no issues so far - goes well with my macbook. As this is an expensive monitor - it is highly recommended for those who spend more than 7-8 hours of continuous work and want such screen real-estate. However this is a productivity monitor - so good for developers, designers, business users and not to be considered a gaming monitor as they require higher FPS and probably more intensive display options. I also use it as a tv once in a while - the inbuilt speakers are loud for a small room - but it isn't exactly a TV as there is no remote - but the LG app on the macbook can be used to manage the settings. Overall - this is my productivity motivation and am happy to have gone with it over other 4k monitors.
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Overall the monitor seems very good quality. Image quality is great and seems pretty accurate as compared to the MacBook Pro's display. Sound from the speakers are just a bonus and pretty average. Biggest FLAW of this monitor is the USB C port on the back, which is very fragile. It became wobbly and literally came off the motherboard after using it for several months. I pretty much never unplugged the cable during that time period and only movement to the display was the height adjustment, tilting from side to side and bringing it a closer or further. If you are careful with the usb c port and use cable management so that the cable doesn't really move I think its a great display.
| Screen Size | 31.5'' (80 cm) |
| Panel Tecnology | IPS |
| Resolution | 3840 x 2160 |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Brightness | 350cd/m² |
Refurbished - LG 32UN880-B UltraFine Ergo 31.5" 4K UHD IPS Monitor with USB-C & DCI-P3 95%
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LG UltraFine Ergo 32UN88A 31.5 4K UHD IPS Monitor with Ergo Stand - Excellent Condition - Thunderbolt port not working
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I've had this monitor for about 18 months. The display itself is great, very bright and crisp. I also love the arm the mounts right to my desk. The single USB-C cable to my MacBook is both a blessing and a curse. I love that it passes both video and charging power with the MacBook over a single cable. But the monitor's USB-A ports are only 2.0 so they really limit the speed of an Ethernet interface. And There are almost no USB-C hubs that pass both video and PD charging on a single USB-C cable So what was a nice feature turned into a very difficult problem when I simply wanted to add a USB 3.0 port behind the monitor. A Selore MacBook hub eventually provided an acceptable workaround. But that wouldn't have been necessary if LG had supported USB 3.0 ports instead of ... MoreI've had this monitor for about 18 months. The display itself is great, very bright and crisp. I also love the arm the mounts right to my desk. The single USB-C cable to my MacBook is both a blessing and a curse. I love that it passes both video and charging power with the MacBook over a single cable. But the monitor's USB-A ports are only 2.0 so they really limit the speed of an Ethernet interface. And There are almost no USB-C hubs that pass both video and PD charging on a single USB-C cable So what was a nice feature turned into a very difficult problem when I simply wanted to add a USB 3.0 port behind the monitor. A Selore MacBook hub eventually provided an acceptable workaround. But that wouldn't have been necessary if LG had supported USB 3.0 ports instead of the much slower 2.0 ports. Additionally the speakers and audio out seemed like a good feature but they don't respond to the Mac's Volume Up/Down buttons. So I needed to buy yet another USB dongle for simple audio out instead of using the monitor to provide audio. So many of the seemingly useful features are poorly implemented and thus I give this monitor 3 stars.
Great screen for productivity and the stand is apt for someone who wants to comfortably use for both a sit/stand mode. I have been using for 3 months now. I want to give a 5star but, the following point makes me go with 4: The only issue i faced so far is the usb-c port stopped working within 3 months. The port became very flimsy and did not sit in place. LG was quick to replace the motherboard and thus the issue is resolved, however the cable that came out of box for usb-c too stopped working at the same time and sadly this wasn't replaced according to the limited warranty. Though it is only 3 months so far - now I have to buy the cable (since 4k usb-c are slightly expensive - this is a pain point for me - considering the price of this monitor - was hoping they ... MoreGreat screen for productivity and the stand is apt for someone who wants to comfortably use for both a sit/stand mode. I have been using for 3 months now. I want to give a 5star but, the following point makes me go with 4: The only issue i faced so far is the usb-c port stopped working within 3 months. The port became very flimsy and did not sit in place. LG was quick to replace the motherboard and thus the issue is resolved, however the cable that came out of box for usb-c too stopped working at the same time and sadly this wasn't replaced according to the limited warranty. Though it is only 3 months so far - now I have to buy the cable (since 4k usb-c are slightly expensive - this is a pain point for me - considering the price of this monitor - was hoping they would replace the faulty usb-c cable too) Otherwise - no issues so far - goes well with my macbook. As this is an expensive monitor - it is highly recommended for those who spend more than 7-8 hours of continuous work and want such screen real-estate. However this is a productivity monitor - so good for developers, designers, business users and not to be considered a gaming monitor as they require higher FPS and probably more intensive display options. I also use it as a tv once in a while - the inbuilt speakers are loud for a small room - but it isn't exactly a TV as there is no remote - but the LG app on the macbook can be used to manage the settings. Overall - this is my productivity motivation and am happy to have gone with it over other 4k monitors.
Overall the monitor seems very good quality. Image quality is great and seems pretty accurate as compared to the MacBook Pro's display. Sound from the speakers are just a bonus and pretty average. Biggest FLAW of this monitor is the USB C port on the back, which is very fragile. It became wobbly and literally came off the motherboard after using it for several months. I pretty much never unplugged the cable during that time period and only movement to the display was the height adjustment, tilting from side to side and bringing it a closer or further. If you are careful with the usb c port and use cable management so that the cable doesn't really move I think its a great display.
I really like this monitor. I got it so I could do some photo editing with it and with 99% sRGB, the colors look really good when displayed on this monitor. I thought we would have to color calibrate the monitor after we got it, but it already came color calibrated from the factory. Even after running our calibration tool against the screen, there was only very minor adjustments to make, minor enough that even if we didnt' do it, it would have made no real difference to the colors of the photo's I was editing. I like that the monitor is 27", but I think 32" would've been a little better for our needs. This is a 4k monitor with an IPS panel, which when it comes to color reproduction, is superior to both VA and TN panels. There are plenty of input/output connections ... MoreI really like this monitor. I got it so I could do some photo editing with it and with 99% sRGB, the colors look really good when displayed on this monitor. I thought we would have to color calibrate the monitor after we got it, but it already came color calibrated from the factory. Even after running our calibration tool against the screen, there was only very minor adjustments to make, minor enough that even if we didnt' do it, it would have made no real difference to the colors of the photo's I was editing. I like that the monitor is 27", but I think 32" would've been a little better for our needs. This is a 4k monitor with an IPS panel, which when it comes to color reproduction, is superior to both VA and TN panels. There are plenty of input/output connections in the back: 2 x HDMI, 1 x DisplayPort, 1 x USB C w/60W PD, 2 x USB 3.0 Type-A (Downstream) and a headset jack. For some reason manufacturers are not allowed to list the version of the HDMi being used, but this one uses HDMI v2.0 and DP v1.4, sadly it's not using the latest HDMI v2.1 spec. Something interesting that I just realized is that LG has something called LG Calibration Studio (True Color Pro) which is used to, as LG puts it, "ensure high color reproduction and accuracy on LG monitors". This software package is used in conjuction with hardware color calibration tools and it turns out the hardware tool we use is supported. Next time I use the hardware calibration tool, I'll try out LG's Calibration Studio software along with the software that came with our calibration tool and see how the two compare with each other. One thing I'm not happy with about the monitor though is that it came with a C-clamp style stand instead of a traditional desktop stand. On the good side though, it does have 100mm x 100mm VESA mounts on the back, so that was quickly fixed by using a universal VESA mount stand instead. I know it's supposed to save space by using a C-Clamp, mount, but not everyone can actually USE a C-clamp mount on their desk. Even my desk back at the office wouldn't be able to use this type of mount without dissassembling the desk first. With the exception of the Ergo stand it comes with, this monitor, with it's 99% sRGB color reproduction, is perfect for what I need it for, photo editing. disclaimer: I received this product at a discounted price in exchange for my honest opinion
This LG monitor is a little more expensive than the equivalent 4k monitor but that's due to the included mount. To me, it's worth it. The monitor itself is terrific. $k resolution with lots of ports built in. I like that I can use a single USB-C cable to connect it to my Mac Studio. The resolution is amazing even if running it at 4k makes the font very small. The mount itself is solid. Great mounting options and great display flexibility. There are routing holes and channels within the mount so your cables stay organized. The only critique I have is I wish the mounting arm was a bit longer. It's fine for regular desks, but I have my machine in a corner and the reach is about 4" too short for perfect.
I've been a fan of LG monitors for quite a few years so LG was my first choice when looking for a new monitor. Unfortunately (while the ergo stand, resolution, and overall color of the monitor is impressive) there seems to be some serious manufacturing issues with this one. I've tried two of these, brand new, using different wiring, and they both exhibited the same technichal issues - identical. I also found various forums and reviews with similar complaints. Most noticeable are two very faint shadows/lines, about an inch thick, from top to bottom, near the center of the screen, same with both monitors by the way. One line is more obvious than the other on both. It almost seems like the shell of this monitor is too tight in the back, maybe to secure the monitor to ... MoreI've been a fan of LG monitors for quite a few years so LG was my first choice when looking for a new monitor. Unfortunately (while the ergo stand, resolution, and overall color of the monitor is impressive) there seems to be some serious manufacturing issues with this one. I've tried two of these, brand new, using different wiring, and they both exhibited the same technichal issues - identical. I also found various forums and reviews with similar complaints. Most noticeable are two very faint shadows/lines, about an inch thick, from top to bottom, near the center of the screen, same with both monitors by the way. One line is more obvious than the other on both. It almost seems like the shell of this monitor is too tight in the back, maybe to secure the monitor to the ergo stand, just a theory... I contacted LG, they were not sure of the cause either. On top of that, the USB-C connection does not wake up the monitor from standby when turning on a connected device. Is the monitor usable? Yes for the most part but at this price point, I'm very disappointed to say the least. I never write reviews, let alone negative ones, but I'm hoping LG reads this and improves their quality control in the coming years. I should really give this product one star but it's the first time I'm experiencing issues with LG, so I'm hopeful this is specific to this product only. Again, the color, resolution - all what you would expect from an LG. But these issues need to be resolved or I'm gonna have to start looking elsewhere for monitors.
This monitor is excellent except for one major defect. The good: it has very accurate color, calibrates well, gets bright, has good USB C support, solid uniformity, works equally well with PC and Mac, has great controls. The defect: LG packages it from the factory without sufficient screen protection - this leads to a defective screen right out of the box. The monitor comes wrapped in a thin patterned Styrofoam bag and placed face down at the bottom of its packaging box with the weight of everything else, including the monitor arm, placed directly on top of the back of the monitor. The pressure this creates between the screen rubbing directly against the bag leaves permanent physical imprints etched into the antiglare coating that are visible when using the monitor ... MoreThis monitor is excellent except for one major defect. The good: it has very accurate color, calibrates well, gets bright, has good USB C support, solid uniformity, works equally well with PC and Mac, has great controls. The defect: LG packages it from the factory without sufficient screen protection - this leads to a defective screen right out of the box. The monitor comes wrapped in a thin patterned Styrofoam bag and placed face down at the bottom of its packaging box with the weight of everything else, including the monitor arm, placed directly on top of the back of the monitor. The pressure this creates between the screen rubbing directly against the bag leaves permanent physical imprints etched into the antiglare coating that are visible when using the monitor in a sunny room or under direct or reflected light. This has been verified with 4 brand new monitors. You should be able to check for the issue yourself in a bright room under direct sunlight or by shining a light at the screen. If you don't use the monitor under bright conditions, you probably won't notice this, and this monitor would be a fine choice. If you do intend to use it in a bright room, I don't recommend this monitor.
The LG 27UN880-B is a fantastic monitor that should check a lot of boxes for most people, with some decent future-proofing as well. The monitor was well packed in a large box with generous cushioning. The setup was somewhat confusing at first due to the ErgoStand and the directions weren’t crystal clear, but they were still satisfactory with a few minutes of trial and error. Of note, the clamp for the ErgoStand will not work easily with a very thin computer desk, but any desk with at least 1.5 inches or so should suffice. The monitor has a matte black 27” screen that is crisp and pops pretty well even with minimal calibration. The monitor technically has HDR, but similar to most HDR monitors, it is somewhat disappointing due to not having enough nits for “true” HDR ... MoreThe LG 27UN880-B is a fantastic monitor that should check a lot of boxes for most people, with some decent future-proofing as well. The monitor was well packed in a large box with generous cushioning. The setup was somewhat confusing at first due to the ErgoStand and the directions weren’t crystal clear, but they were still satisfactory with a few minutes of trial and error. Of note, the clamp for the ErgoStand will not work easily with a very thin computer desk, but any desk with at least 1.5 inches or so should suffice. The monitor has a matte black 27” screen that is crisp and pops pretty well even with minimal calibration. The monitor technically has HDR, but similar to most HDR monitors, it is somewhat disappointing due to not having enough nits for “true” HDR (this model’s brightness is rated to 350 nits) so it’s not a major knock relative to competitors The ErgoStand allows very easy positioning (extend/retract/swivel/height/pivot/tilt) and is definitely relatively unique among home computer monitors. It also has a built-in cable management system to help keep the desk as clutter-free as possible. The USB-C port provides a nice element of future-proofing for some, especially considering that it has Power Delivery (but 60W is not enough to charge a higher-end laptop with heavy usage). The built-in speakers are quite mediocre but not a concern since I have always used external devices for audio. I do wish the monitor came with a traditional stand option for thinner desks, but for most people this wont be an issue. Overall the monitor is a solid purchase and one I look forward to using for several years as a primary computer monitor. Disclaimer: I received this product at a discounted price in exchange for my honest opinion.
I bought this monitor for a MacBook Air running in clamshell mode. Picture quality is outstanding but the USB hub stopped working after about a month. This rendered the USB-C and USB-A ports useless. I had gotten a message on the monitor that there was too much power draw (had a backup drive and and iPhone plugged into the USB-A ports) and the ports stopped working. When I removed one, they started working again. A few days later the ports went out again - this time permanently, even though nothing was plugged in other than the Mac on the USB-C port. The USB-C port provided a video feed to the monitor and the monitor provided power to the Mac. Fortunately the HDMI port was still working, so with the aid of more cables and a docking station, I was able to get it ... MoreI bought this monitor for a MacBook Air running in clamshell mode. Picture quality is outstanding but the USB hub stopped working after about a month. This rendered the USB-C and USB-A ports useless. I had gotten a message on the monitor that there was too much power draw (had a backup drive and and iPhone plugged into the USB-A ports) and the ports stopped working. When I removed one, they started working again. A few days later the ports went out again - this time permanently, even though nothing was plugged in other than the Mac on the USB-C port. The USB-C port provided a video feed to the monitor and the monitor provided power to the Mac. Fortunately the HDMI port was still working, so with the aid of more cables and a docking station, I was able to get it working again. I purchased this monitor specifically for its USB capabilities but there are apparently maximum power requirements that are not well stated in the specs. Even if these were known, many peripherals (e.g. backup drives) do not provide this information, so the only way to find out if current draws are too high are to plug them in. LG needs to have some sort of robust protection on its USB circuity so that a reset can happen more than one time. Would recommend against purchasing this monitor for the USB hub feature.
I wanted to love this monitor, I even drilled a hole in my desk for it but once I got it set up, the image was not very clear and often the whites would drift in and out. Images were very shaky when scrolling no matter the speed. I called LG tech support, the first 10 times or so over a period of 2 days, the line was disconnected before I could speak to someone which is a huge red flag. I called again and they didn't seem to know anything and had zero advice aside from what I already had done. I spent hours upon hours playing with settings on both my computer and the monitor itself and trying various cables. It would be fine for a TV but not for typing on. I told the agent I'd have to return it, she couldn't care less. Maybe I'm spoiled because I was going from a ... MoreI wanted to love this monitor, I even drilled a hole in my desk for it but once I got it set up, the image was not very clear and often the whites would drift in and out. Images were very shaky when scrolling no matter the speed. I called LG tech support, the first 10 times or so over a period of 2 days, the line was disconnected before I could speak to someone which is a huge red flag. I called again and they didn't seem to know anything and had zero advice aside from what I already had done. I spent hours upon hours playing with settings on both my computer and the monitor itself and trying various cables. It would be fine for a TV but not for typing on. I told the agent I'd have to return it, she couldn't care less. Maybe I'm spoiled because I was going from a iMac 5k monitor to this, I just didn't want to drop 2k on an Apple Studio Display but that's exactly what I had to do unfortunately.
| Screen Size | 31.5'' (80 cm) |
| Panel Tecnology | IPS |
| Resolution | 3840 x 2160 |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Brightness | 350cd/m² |
