KTC 32 Inch 4K Smart Monitor with Google TV System 3840 * 2160P Netflix Licensed Type C 65W PD Speakers 5W*2 Dolby Audio Hey Google Voice Remote HDR WiFi Bluetooth VESA Tiltable 32 in Smart TV

Great picture, easy to setup, very durable and works with everything, I liked this monitor so much I bought a second one a few months later. Great for office work and gaming.

Used for almost a year now. Still doing great. Love the frame rate. Good value especially if caught on sale. I haven’t found any issues with brightness. It does come with a headphone port too, good for a speaker setup bc it doesn’t have a built in speaker. You just need an extra speaker and an additional cord. Hooked it up to my JBL flip and it sounds great. Has great color too.

The Quality of this monitor is worth the price. Easy to setup and many different port types to connect devices. The picture quality is High Def and has HDR support . Overall a great value for your money. My monitor broke down and I was able to reach out to support for a quick and easy Warranty exchange. Customer Support was very helpful.

This ain't it. I bought this as a "upgrade" for my Gigabyte M28U which is hanging up in my living room. To test the screen I was comparing it to my Samsung 77 inch OLED, my Asus laptop with a OLED screen, and the Gigabyte M28u (which is just a standard IPS panel). To start. I didn't hit the panel lottery, there is a pretty bad backlight bleed in the lower right corner which is apparent even when watching content, but even ignoring that, SDR content is meh. I wasnt expecting OLED blacks, but the blacks dont even get as deep as my Gigabyte monitor and the colors seem off and dull compared to the Gigabyte. in HDR however, MASSIVE improvement, much deeper blacks, and better color pop, however, the blooming is unacceptable. the halo around my mouse cursor or any type of white text makes its use as a monitor unusable. I played around with what settings the monitor provided, but couldn't get it to where the picture quality was impressive. Maybe a professional calibration can bring about the best in it, but for now, its going back. Update: So after finding a calibrated ICC profile it made a HUGE difference in SDR. I can't even emphasise how poorly this monitor is calibrated out of the box. In SDR mode with local dimming set to high gives me the best picture quality, the IPS "glow" or Backlight bleed disappears. I'd like to also note, with my first review I was using Linux, as a test I installed Windows (yuck) and a lot of the blooming issues with local dimming seems to have disappeared. I'm not sure why this is exactly, I know Windows is more mature with its HDR algorithms, but it even improved the local dimming algorithm in SDR content as well.

Quality, Easy setup, great looks, pairs well side by side with the matching one i bought. great refresh rate at 1440p, and easily transition into 4k gaming with a still great refresh rate. Worth more than it costs!

Great monitor. Easy plug-and play set up. Vibrant colors and perfect for what I was looking for!

The monitor has beautiful color, sharp picture and a seemingly larger screen because of its housing. I have two of these that I bought recently and am very happy with its performance --- excellent.

Lets start with the good, if all you want is a nice panel that won't break the bank. This works great. Looks awesome in games, very little input latency, HDR content. etc etc, its an OLED, just get it if its in your budget. Most people will likely not have any issues with this thing. The primary functionality of displaying stuff is good. Okay now the bad, its long because it needs to be. This won't apply to everyone, but if you want to use the KVM / USB dock, or simply want to switch inputs between two or more plugged in devices, keep reading... Starting with the KVM / USB Dock issues. This could potentially burn in your monitor over time if you aren't careful. I won't gripe about it too much since this can be fixed with an external KVM / Dock Keep in mind, this issue depends on your devices or input configuration but, I've got a run of the mill Windows laptop plugged in over USB C, and a PC plugged in over Displayport. This issue all starts when the laptop goes to sleep, the monitor switches to the PC that is also plugged in. Well, that disconnects the dock from the laptop, which in turn wakes it up causing it to reconnect to the monitor and switch between inputs in a slow but infinite loop! If you don't catch this behavior, your monitor could very well be burning in from this over time without you even noticing why. Okay for basic input switching functionality, I'm not going easy on them for on this. Even $5 monitors from 25 years ago found at goodwill on their last leg do a better job than this thing. How is it this bad? Like almost any monitor, you can manually select inputs in the OSD, there is an automatic input feature and each discrete input can also be selected. The auto feature is fine if you want that. If you want to manually select an input with more than one thing plugged in, good luck and keep reading... Okay first, not as bad, but not great. If you manually switch inputs, and the display 'sees' a black screen, ie. from a second display on a windows login. Its technically an active input, just the entire screen is black. The monitor will automatically switch inputs to the previous one after only 1-2 seconds afterwards, even if you specifically told it what input you want to use in the OSD. This improves a little if active content is on the input you are switching to, but still this thing struggles daily for me. It will inconsistently switch the input back to the previous one, even if content is on the input you are switching to. I constantly have to unplug the DP cable on the back to get around this. On top of all this, about once a week, the monitor needs a full power cycle to successfully switch inputs at all, even after you physically unplug all but the one input you want, simply just a terrible experience. Here is the thing, if a monitor or any screen really has an option to manually set the input, it should stay on that input regardless if there is any input at all, at least for an extended period of time. Realistically, it should always be on the input you selected. They absolutely dropped the ball on this simple feature, in my circumstances its infuriating.

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Seems pretty good so far. Clear image and colors, smooth refresh. Hoping it lasts as I'm unfamiliar with the brand, so I purchased the extended warranty.

This KTC replaced my 4.5 years old MSI MAG322CQR which lost image due to bad t-con board. Initial impressions are positive. Pros: HVA has great response time and less ghosting effect compared to previous VA panel that's 2x the price. The contrast are onpar or better. Cons: The height is not adjustable. Theres no OSD software to control in windows. Overall given the price and what it offers this is a very good monitor if you are in need of a 32" 2K screen.

J'aime mon écran je j'avais un Samsung 32 pouce mais la résolution netaipas bonne. Beaucoup trop de pixelisation a mon goût. Avec ce ktc tout est plus net et J'aime le fait que qu'il ya plusieurs sortie DP, HDMi Je le recommande

Made a young man very happy!