LCD monitor with PowerSensor

I have to disagree with the other reviewer, jpuser, in that the monitor picture quality is very sharp and as good as it gets. The other criticisms are probably valid. I didn't notice it until I read his review, but if you look at the monitor at a 35° angle or more, then it does appear maybe 20% dimmer. That said, I almost always look at monitors from the front, so this isn't a real issue for me. Ultimately, I think it's good value for money. At the time of writing, this was the cheapest 32 inch quad HD monitor which also has a fully adjustable stand (can move it up and down by like a foot, and rotate in every direction), and it gets the job done.

This is a very good QHD screen. I have purchased one of these so far and planning to get a second shortly. I like that it has a USB hub on board, and that it has built in speakers, these are premium features that you pay extra for. The screen is very bright and sharp. The picture quality is very good. I use my screens in portrait mode and don't really notice any variation in viewing angle that other reviews have referred to. The QHD resolution is a perfect match for 32" screen size in my opinion. At 4K as another reviewer suggested the size of the menu bar text simply is too small and can't be made large enough to be legible. In fact I have used a 32" 4K screen at QHD resolution because of this issue.

I bought this monitor to work on Word and Excel documents for my work. Comparison: 1. My iMac Retina screen is small (21.5 inch) but has 100% perfect clarity 2. My BenQ 3270 4K/UHD (32 inch) monitor has good clarity + USB-C input 3. This Philips 325B1L 2K/QHD (32 inch) monitor has: - poor clarity - a pixelated picture - a narrow field of view - when you move viewing angle slightly from left to right, the picture becomes 'frosty' and dark - this is despite the claim that this monitor has a wide field of view - antiquated low spec inputs: DP v1.2 and HDMI v1.4 (terrible, really) Turning the sharpness to maximum makes the pixels pronounced, while turning it down makes everything blurry - there's no sweet spot or winning to be had here. Bottom line: Buy a 4K monitor - QHD just isn't enough resolution for 32 inch monitors. Why waste the earth's precious resources to manufacture items that aren't suited to their purpose?