ViewSonicVX3276-MHD-3 32-inch IPS 1080p HD Monitor, with HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA, for Work and Entertainment at Home

Beautiful monitor, great functionality,value for money, very bright, easy to setup, great height adjustment

This review is for the 32" 4k HDR10 monitor. (ViewSonic VX3276-4K-MHD 32 Inch 4K Ultra HD Monitor with HDR10 Support)The screen is crisp and clear, and HDR really makes the image pop.However, the speakers sound awful. I'll definitely either be buying some external speakers or using my headphones a LOT more often.My two biggest issues though... Which are all minor issues by rights, as I resolved them myself.They stated that both an EU and UK plug would be provided in the box, and only the EU plug was shipped. I already had a UK plug that fit the monitor, but if I didn't have that already, I'd be waiting longer to use my monitor.When putting the stand/base on (I do not wall mount my monitors) one of the small bolts snapped before it was even tight. The quality of the bolts seemed poor, but I had some spare bolts of the same size in a tool drawer.All in all, I think I'll be happy with the monitor, but I have some slight quality concerns, especially when it comes to the speakers. This monitor is replacing a decade old monitor and comes with speakers half as good.

I bought the first of these Viewsonic V3276-mhd monitors 18 months ago @ £207 on here.Apart from normal computing tasks I watch films/docus/news/videos sometimes late at night on the bedroom computer, and in the past I've used several brands, Dell, Acer, Ben-Q etcI don't play games at all but I am a photographer so do look at a lot of pictures & local gig videos I've shot.Tho' I cannot comment if you need it for professional standards at work etc I am able to tell if the picture quality looks wrong.The monitor is great for general use and the colours look realistic, it's as easy as most monitors are these days to set up.And it looks fine on a wall mount with its thin bezel.Speaking of which, there's the metal strip that runs across the bottom as can be seen in the images.But whilst the sides look thin, very thin at about 1mm, they are very strong and made from 1mm metal,which is a continuous pices running from one bottom corner up over the top and then down to the opposite bottom corner.As I say, they are very strong.Mine are mounted on rise & fall, tiltable monitor wall arms and tho' I had concerns in the beginning thinking I might crack the screen when I kept grabbing the screen to tilt it......Well, it's not happened in 18 months of continuous daily use so I think we can conclude they are strong enough.I've ended up buying another two of these, the 2nd @ £229 but the 3rd @ only £174, all from Amazon, of course.They are currently selling them for £149 so a real bargain, hell...I feel like buying a spare at that price lolSo if you need a decent 32" screen I'd heartily recommend these.I wouldn't have bought three of them if they were not up to the job so if you're looking for a 1920x1080 HD monitor you can't really go wrong with one of these.

Great screen, I use the same one for work and have never had any issues

Excellent as described.

The monitor looked very nice when it arrived but had a fault out of the box l, a white bar going all around the screen. Multiple cables and different devices and still the same. Amazon customer service for the returns were terrible as they wouldn't offer an exchange because they said it was a third party despite the site still showing as Amazon being the supplier. They asked me to return the monitor but I had to pay for the postage as they wouldn't supply a prepaid. I tried to escalate the issue but they refused to escalate or put through as a complaint. So I'd give this a miss given the state of Amazon customer services now.

I used the Apple’s USB-C to HDMI adapter and HDMI cable to connect my MacBook to this monitor. The quality was Ok. Refresh rate was low as I could see the blurry movement of the mouse. Using the USB-C to Display Port cable totally transformed the picture quality. Colours are much richer, refresh rate if much better, text is so much sharper.HDR is a gimmick though. Turning HDR on just made the colours paler. I don’t need it so I don’t really mind but advertising HDR feature for this monitor is misleading.For a decent 32 in 4K external monitor, it’s good value for money.

I bought this monitor to use for work and I was super excited when it arrived! I have been using it for weeks now and haven't had any issues with it whatsoever. The screen is big and makes it so much easier to read text. I haven't tries using it for gaming but I hope to do so very soon. Just a warning for Apple MAC users like myself: the monitor comes with a HDMI cable meaning you'll need a separate USB C HDMI extension to connect it to your MAC. But apart from this, I have no regrets buying it.