At present, the prices of HDR monitors that are guided by gaming applications are continuously decreasing for most monitors. LG’s newly launched 32-inch gaming monitor 32UK550-B has a 4K (3840×2160) resolution, supports HDR10, and covers 95% of DCI. -P3 color range, and supports AMD FreeSync technology up to 60Hz. It supports more than one billion colors and is factory calibrated. The price is less than US$500. At present, the display is available in Japan at an ultra-low price, and there are also plans to market in North America and Europe.
The reason for the preferential price of the monitor 32UK550-B is that it uses a VA panel instead of an IPS panel (the 32UD99-W with an IPS panel is priced at $1,000), so the viewing angle may be slightly discounted. After all, fish and bear’s paws cannot have both . In addition, the brightness of 32UK550-B is only 300 cd/m2, which is not up to the minimum standard of DisplayHDR, but it can also meet normal use.
