LG
The LG 32MR50C-B is a 32‑inch curved VA monitor with a Full HD 1920×1080 panel, 100 Hz refresh rate and AMD FreeSync, aimed at casual gamers, home office users and media consumers seeking immersive visuals and eye‑care features.
Pros
Current
$179.99
Average
$167.92
Lowest
$99.99
Highest
$179.99
Lower = better sales rank
SideTrak
SideTrak
ViewSonic
Dell
acer
Alienware
Samsung
Samsung
CRUA
KTC
CRUA
Samsung
KTC
KTC
KTC
HUANUO
Gawfolk
ARES WING
ErGear
acer
Please sign in to leave a review
No reviews yet. Be the first to review!
Get notified when the price drops. Track this product on BigBangPrice, our price tracking partner.
Cons
From Expert Reviews
Praised by Experts
Criticized by Experts
From User Reviews
Users Love
Users Complain About
Best For
Casual gamers seeking smooth 100 Hz gameplay with FreeSync; home‑office workers who benefit from the large screen, eye‑care features and curvature; media consumers wanting immersive movie and streaming experiences; users building multi‑monitor setups; budget‑conscious buyers looking for a large, feature‑rich monitor at an accessible price.
Not Ideal For
Professional photo/video editors needing wide color gamut and HDR; competitive esports gamers requiring 144 Hz+ refresh rates and sub‑5 ms response; users demanding extensive ergonomic adjustments or built‑in USB hubs and speakers.
Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the LG 32MR50C-B for its high refresh rate, low response time and FreeSync support that together reduce motion blur and tearing. They also highlight the VA panel’s strong contrast and color reproduction, the bright 250 nits output, thin bezels and wide viewing angles that make it suitable for multi‑monitor setups, while noting the lack of height adjustment and missing DisplayPort as drawbacks for power users.
What Users Say
Everyday users consistently rate the monitor highly, praising its vivid image quality, anti‑glare finish and smooth gaming performance. The curvature is frequently described as immersive and comfortable for long work sessions, though many complain about the low pixel density on a large screen, the absence of built‑in speakers, limited ergonomic adjustments, and the need to download a manual.
Common Complaints
Pixelation due to 1080p resolution on a 32" panel, lack of an included user manual, no built‑in speakers, limited stand adjustability, and inconvenience of an external power brick.
What People Are Saying
“help to reduce motion blur”
“awesome image quality”
“excellent for casual gaming”
How It Compares
vs. Acer R240HY (23.8" IPS, 75 Hz)
Advantages
Disadvantages
Choose LG for a bigger, higher‑refresh immersive experience; choose Acer for color‑critical work on a smaller, sharper IPS display.
vs. Samsung Odyssey G3 (27" 144 Hz 1080p)
Advantages
Disadvantages
Pick Samsung for fast‑paced esports; pick LG for a larger, more immersive screen at a lower price.
vs. Dell S2721HS (27" 1080p 100 Hz VA)
Advantages
Disadvantages
Opt for LG if you prioritize screen size and curvature; opt for Dell if you prefer a slightly sharper image on a smaller display.
vs. ASUS VP249QGR (23.6" 144 Hz IPS)
Advantages
Disadvantages
Choose ASUS for fast, color‑accurate gaming on a compact screen; choose LG for a larger, more immersive experience at a modest refresh rate.
