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LG UltraFine Evo 6K 32-inch Monitor Review

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Re: LG UltraFine Evo 6K 32-inch Monitor Review

#161

Thanks for this, just bought one. Been tempted to cave for the Apple XDR for a long time but just couldn't justify it and my 32" 4K just isn't quite cutting it. I see a few complaints here, so my fingers are crossed! I absolutely loved the LG Ultrafine 5K though but 27" was starting to feel limited as my eyes get older.

It arrived. I've had it running about an hour and gut reactions:

* It's a good looking monitor, the stand is fantastic.

* It's certainly 6K. Far crisper than my 4K 32".

* I don't have a problem with the "coating" other people have mentioned. I think I can see what people mean but it's not an impediment from a foot away.

* The color accuracy and the consistency kinda sucks. I've fiddled with profiles and settings, but it's not fantastic. I wouldn't advise it for anyone for who color accuracy is important (not me). The color consistency is more annoying. Like in each corner of the screen the colors are far colder than in the center. You can move a window from the corner to the middle and white goes from very cold to neutral. This is poor for a monitor of this price, but tolerable to me. There's also a sort of purpleish fringing at the far edges of the screen. Reminds me of old CRTs when you had speakers too close to them.

Re: LG UltraFine Evo 6K 32-inch Monitor Review

#162

Pointless superficial review, standard for Wired, Verge etc - no brightness uniformity check, no color uniformity check, no color accuracy check, no coating grain check. Meanwhile a good number of reports mention terrible uniformity issues with that model.

I've just bought one. The color uniformity is terrible across the screen. It's tolerable to me, but not what I'd expect at the price. Everything else is quite fantastic though.

Re: LG UltraFine Evo 6K 32-inch Monitor Review

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post #138

"Lastly, if you're set on 6K, there's also the Asus ProArt PA32QCV to consider. I haven't tested it yet, but it's $600 cheaper than LG's model, despite using the same 6K panel. [...] The biggest difference is the lack of Nano IPS Black" How can it be the same panel if it differs in such a fundamental aspect?

A: the control board is different B: the glass in front is different C: the backlight is different D: the naming is different Any combo of the above.

These would be differences between two different monitors sharing the same panel. But if one is Nano IPS Black and one isn't, they don't have the same panel.

Re: LG UltraFine Evo 6K 32-inch Monitor Review

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