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

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  • WIDESCREEN UHD: With 4x the pixels of Full HD, get more screen space (vs 16:9 screen) and UHD images; View documents & webpages w/ less scrolling, work more comfortably w/ multiple windows & toolbars, and enjoy photos, videos & games in stunning 4K
  • A BILLION COLOR SHADES: Supporting a billion shades of color, the UJ59 delivers incredibly vivid and realistic images; Its color accuracy means colors appear true to life, making the UJ59 ideal for photo, video and graphics applications
  • SEAMLESS UPSCALING: Samsung’s UHD upscaling technology includes signal analysis and detail enhancement that seamlessly upconverts SD, HD and Full HD content to near UHD-level picture quality
  • WIDESCREEN 4K GAMING: With 8.3 million pixels supporting a wide range of colors and resolving every image with astonishing clarity, UHD gives you a wider view for a truly thrilling and immersive gaming experience
  • SMOOTHER GAMEPLAY: AMD FreeSync synchronizes the refresh rate of your graphics card & monitor to reduce image tear & stutter; Low Input Lag Mode minimizes the delay between mouse, keyboard or joystick input and onscreen response for smooth gaming
  • GAME MODE: Game Mode instantly optimizes screen contrast to give you a competitive edge during gameplay; By selectively boosting contrast in scenes, Game Mode reveals more detail in dark areas to let you spot your enemies faster
  • POWERFUL MULTITASKING: Picture-by-Picture (PBP) lets you connect to 2 devices to the monitor and maintain their original quality; With Picture-in-Picture (PIP) you can resize the second source to up to 25% of the screen and position it anywhere
  • SLIM BEZELS: Framed by slim screen bezels and finished in stylish matte black, the UJ59 sits elegantly on virtually any desktop; And its Y-shaped stand provides a firm footing and a refined metallic touch

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

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  1. Bizzaro

    first off, once again, 1 star removed bcz the carriers you choose to use lie about delivery, then dont deliver to my actual address forcing me to walk heavy boxes up 3 flights of stairs. the carriers have dollies and stuff for that, i do not, so ill keep removing a star until you gain control over your carriers.

    1 star removed bcz i tried to cancel this before it shipped but received an email saying it was too late to cancel, but it didnt actually ship until 30 hours later. good job people, keep it up.

    1 star removed because you sent a 400.00 item in a giant box with not one piece of bubble wrap. if i had the energy i would box all this up and send it back. all my packages from amazon these past 2 weeks have come with little or no bubble and im buying up parts for a VR computer, so that about 3500.00 over 3 e-tailers and 4 different carriers, all arriving in busted boxes at the wrong location with no protection. this is your job. why is it hard?

    so you just lost 60% of your rating for avoidable things that are persistent in your supply chain. amazon has been getting worse and worse and worse ever since it started being another e-bay with shady sellers and wildly fluctuating prices and shipping. your usefulness is coming to and end when prime video is no better than free youtube, your products are price matched , and your delivery methods are corrupted.

    now for the monitor. i should keep taking stars away, but i would be left with negatives. first the bezel”less”. there is a bottom branded bezel, along with 1/8″ of dead space. the other 3 sides all have 1/4″ dead space. so you effectively have an internal bezel of non-usable screen real estate that still takes up the space a monitor that doesnt shave off inches does.

    next – display port. it does have 1 display port. ive read reviews where it did not, and that was the reason for my cancel request. well, that and no vesa, really, why would you not include that? seems intentionally cheap. anyway about the DP, i dont know if samsung updated this model to include it, or previous reviewers got bait and switched with a different model (this also happens here on amazon, just look at some “renewed” item listings), or simply didnt recognize the port as it looks like hdmi in the dark, and it is dark up in the cable attachment area. in any case you get one now. just one. version 1.2

    no vesa. you know, this is disheartening as vesa compatibility has almost become ubiquitous. so this was a choice. a choice made by someone who is completely out of touch with todays home and soho computing. its one thing to not include the vesa if you are going to give us a stand with lots of motion, and stability, and good materials. instead you get a cheap tube frame and about 5 degress of motion up and down, no side to side. the frame is so cheap , i assume, bcz they engineered the weight and design of the monitor to hold it steady. in this it is marginally successful, but only by using a lot of desk space.

    controls – are a joke. i do enjoy the joystick type navigation on the power button, serving double duty as the way to nav the menu. however, you get contrast, brightness, volume….oh yeah, thats it. why have a menu?

    documentation/box contents – you get a lot of useless information, like a warning not to pour water on it, but no product spec sheet, which i immediately hunted for to put the display port thing to rest. no case badge, no stickers of any kind, no cleaning cloth, no display port cord. nothing. im sorry, you do get a cheap 6′ hdmi cable and a typical power cable.

    color. when i plugged it in, i had typical hd settings on my ben-q ips. so i immediately got a pop up warning for that. once i changed it to 4k settings, it filled up my screen but was washed out, grey. even now with brightness on 100, the top amazon blue nav bar looks muted and washed out. the white area where i am typing is kinda grimy grey. there are no controls to change this on the monitor. obviously you can use windows to calibrate, which i just took a time out from this review to do. setting brightness on 50 even though it looks like typing on a gym sock, i went through the process, only to find at the end, nothing changed at all. except my brightness control was reset to zero, giving me the ability to raise total brightness past the previous max. welcome because now i can see, but still washed out colors.

    cyber monday had some ok deals and there are screens by AOC and even LG that i should have tried. but i own lots of samsung stuff and im typically happy, so i went with this one. at 500.00 original cost i would lol in your face while i packed it up and returned it. at the 399.00 i paid i feel raw by about 150.00. this is a 250.00 monitor tops. there is way too much competition, good competition, for samsung to release this giant box of pffft.

    im going to keep it for either my 3rd or 4th favorite computer, but thats only bcz its here in my house already, but it wont ever be connected to any machine i use every day.

    skip this. people will say its the cheapest 4k so get it. but washed out colors, no vesa, simplistic controls and giant footprint on your desk make it a sure pass. i havent even tried to watch anything in 4k yet bcz it cant make web browsing look good and im too tired to get more irritated at this junk.

    oh, i forgot cable management. imagine the cheapest thinnest plastic ever, then make it thinner, and this is your backplate which covers the area where the stand screws to the screen and offers a hidden channel to run your pwr, dp, and hdmi cords down to the desk level. this demands careful thought as a previous reviewer ranted about the cables falling out. well, yes, the hdmi slot is too wide and it will fall out over time, as will the power cable, however you can coil and bend the wires to a point where you can make then exert upward pressure to keep them seated. no tape or glue needed. it takes time bcz you dont have alot of room to work in and you dont have a lot of room to coil up inches of cable in there. the fisher price backplate is not strong enough to hold it if you could. this was a design flaw and an obvious one that should have been caught and rectified during product testing. recessed, side facing ports with a usb 3.0 or 2 or 3 would have been a good addition, and one which most of the competition has included so once again im left scratching my head as to why samsung decided not to include these features.

    after i finished writing this, i have to go back and take another star off for quality of product. i hate 1 star reviews, but samsung and amazon deserve it.

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  2. Douglas Dirt

    If your computer will run 4 k, this monitor will give you the eye candy you are looking for. Great for video photo editing. After two weeks of usage the only downside to this monitor is the on off button. It is hard for me to turn it off. The most startling thing about this monitor is it has a built-in microphone. There are no speakers, but a speaker Jack to add speakers. I was shocked when Windows Talk Back feature worked with no external microphone plugged in. Other than those couple quirks the picture quality is fantastic.

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  3. Carbor Undium

    Best quality product.

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  4. Placeholder

    Great product easy setup quick shipping and a great price

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  5. Abdul Aziz

    Absolutely worthless. Feel and construction cheap cheap cheap. Sound quality was horrible with my ASUS ROG. They could not get along at all. Expected much much more from Samsung. What a letdown. Will try to return

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  6. Carbor Undium

    Los utilizo en la oficina y me encantan!. El tamaño es perfecto para visualizar hojas de calculo y procesadores de palabras, asi como cualquier programa de edición de video o fotos. La resolución es excelente, su brillo es adecuado para cualquier entorno.

    La frecuencia de refrescar la pantalla es de 60hz

    Tiene dos entradas de video que pueden utilizarse simultáneamente, pero el monitor se separa en dos, y puedes ver cosas diferentes de dos fuentes de video.

    Su angle de vision me gusto mucho, ya que no se oscurece mucho de las orillas cuando el ángulo es muy amplio.

    Lo unico que puedo reprocharle es que no tiene ajuste de altura, pero la verdad ni he notado que no lo tiene. Solo se puede ajustar en ángulo de arriba/abajo y ligeramente lateralmente.

    Viene con un cable de corriente y un cable HDMI. Se requiere ensamblar el soporte del monitor.

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  7. John Brown

    The monitor has a good image quality. With the 4K resolution and it being 32 inches makes it good for multi tasking. The stand seems to be sturdy. It was easy to set up. I have nothing to complain about.

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  8. Stephen Kaczmarek

    Overall this is a good monitor for home use.

    There are better ones out there, but the price point makes this one worth considering. I bought it because I wanted to display text files in larger sizes — so far, it’s doing an excellent job. Text is crisp, and the larger size allows me to both read more easily and multitask. Arguably a similar arrangement could be done through two smaller monitors, as is the case in my business office, but I don’t like the screen being divided.

    My old monitor was 27 inches. It, too, worked well for many years, but as my eyes have changed, I was feeling more strain to read text. Because I write and edit a lot, among other things, I often have more than one full-sized page open at a time. The problem was larger monitors without higher resolution were not necessarily an improvement. Yes, they enlarged the images, but then the text wasn’t as readable. This higher resolution, 4K monitor bridges that gap.

    The good:

    1) Crisp images and text — I can run a 4K movie in a window and still have plenty of real estate for other applications.
    2) A decent refresh rate — videogamers no doubt will have quibbles, but for ordinary business use and all but the most sophisticated graphics, it’s fine.
    3) No dead pixels or screen bleed — I’ve been using the monitor a while now, but, of course, these flaws often don’t show up right away.

    The bad:

    1) Color reproduction seems a bit off compared to my old, non-Samsung monitor. The colors lean toward the blue portion of the spectrum. I may play around with the settings more to see if I can warm things up.
    2) The display stand is not adjustable and does not swivel. This is a bigger issue than it sounds because it’s actually in an computer cabinet with fixed shelving. Yes, I can raise the office chair, but this is the first monitor I’ve ever owned that can’t simply be raised or lowered at the stand.
    3) Physical buttons are awkward. There’s a circular control in the back that’s tough to reach (especially since the monitor also does not swivel). The HDMI and power plugs are on the opposite side . . . which is awkward since the feed for cables in my display cabinet as well as the wall socket are opposite of that. Because the power cable is short, I actually have to use an extension cord to plug it in.

    So, if you can live with these limitations — some of which are specific to my furniture and den set up — this is a good value for the price.

    Time will tell how long it lasts. For the past 10 years or so, I’ve sworn by Samsung televisions, but a more recent one developed significant display problems because of a long, purple “cloud” across the top of the screen. I’m guessing because the television is so razor thin, the screen buckled from it’s own weight, warping that portion.

    It’s too early to tell if this monitor, which is similar in proportion, will do the same. In more recent years, Samsung seems to be using cheaper parts and components, so I may need to update this review in a few months.

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  9. Jacques Amar

    This was to be my “second” large monitor next to my (much more expensive) LG 32″ that faces me straight.
    The image is great. The 2 monitors don’t seem to agree on colors 😀
    The Samsung is much too red in HDR mode and I had to play with it until I found the proper color.
    I would take a star off for the control button which is not easy to reach in the back and I have trouble with the up direction. Not enough to send back or ask for a replacement, but annoying while trying to find the proper color balance. Hope I don’t need to change things often

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  10. Jonathan E. Magen

    Great product with a fantastic picture. I find that it’s especially a good monitor to mount on an arm. The mounting position is near smack-dab in the middle of the backplate, which means you can avoid glare and ghosting when using it. I use it as part of my MacBook setup and it’s become a beloved piece of hardware in short time.

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