KTC 32 Inch 4K Smart Monitor, Google System UHD (3840x 2160) A32Q8

Love this monitor. I work from home and this is my primary monitor paired with a second smaller monitor. I got it specifically for its 4k and smart capabilities. There are likely so many features on it that I just haven't gotten to use yet but for work I appreciate that I can have two windows on screen up at the same time and it feels like they are full pages not cut to fit and still utilize my second screen for other uses so its essentially like having 3 monitors. Its made out of sturdy materials (doesnt feel cheap at all) and the image quality is fantastic. I use it as my TV at night when I go to bed (yes my office is in my room, sue me) but I have Google connected to it and can either turn it off via my nightly timers or I can tell google turn it off via the remote (you have to be very particular on how you say it though or it won't work...) I've got all my normal streaming services on there and it has a section on the main screen letting me pick up where I left off on a show without having to go back into the app which is cool. I have yet to do any gaming on it but I would need a better computer to judge how well the monitor does. The speaker has a bit of a echo/muted sound to it but you can hook up different speakers to it if you want. I've miracast to it before and had my Samsung DeX play with no issues. A few things I found anoying in the beginning was it doesnt just "wake up" in the morning when I tap my keyboard or wiggle my mouse, I have to turn on the monitor via the button on the back. Might just be user error but thats the fastest way I found to wake it up. Another annoying thing was that I have to physically change inputs everytime I want to go from tv mode to monitor mode. I know its a nitpicky and dumb complaint but if I move my mouse and tap my keyboard a bunch of times, I'd like for it to just know thats what I want.

Remote control sucks. Overall the monitor is decent but laggy started having video issues about 3 to 4 months of usage

We have a home office that doubles as a guest bedroom. I bought this as a dual-purpose computer monitor for when I work from home and as a TV display for any guests who’d like to watch a show in the room. So far, I’ve been pleased overall with the product and its value. As a computer monitor, I’ve been pleased with the picture quality, and the array of ports has enabled me to dispense with a docking station that had been cluttering my desktop. The display is a bit large and imposing when looking at it across a standard-depth (28”) desk, but it isn’t inordinately distracting. I still prefer a dual-monitor setup overall, but because the display is so large, I can easily work with two or more windows on the single display. As a TV display, I’m satisfied with the picture quality for the price. No one would confuse this with an OLED display, but I didn’t pay for an OLED display. I connected the display to an AppleTV, and when someone wants to use the monitor as a TV display, the AppleTV remote controls the display seamlessly. As for the speakers, I’m content with them when using the display as a computer monitor, but I’m not content with them when using the display as a TV. They’re distractingly “tinny” and you need to turn them up pretty loud to hear them from the guest bed. I bought some Bluetooth headphones, and they have worked nicely with the display. This isn’t really a complaint, as I didn’t expect superb-quality speakers at this price point. My two relatively minor gripes about this product, which I’d think could be remedied at the current price point, are these: 1. I wish the display’s base / stand were more versatile and could be raised, lowered, and swiveled. I paid for accessories that enable me or guests to do this. 2. I think the remote could’ve been designed better. For instance, it doesn’t have a mute button, and it has a bunch of buttons that are specifically dedicated to streaming platforms that I rarely use. This isn’t a huge deal for me, because as mentioned above, I connected this to my AppleTV and can use its sensible and efficient remote. I give this five stars not because I think it’s perfect, but because I think it’s a very good value at this price point for my specific purpose.

So for a 4k TV it is great. Great color, clear picture. It's nice. As a monitor you could get a 4k monitor with a better refresh rate for nearly the same price or nearly a little more. I needed two 32 inch monitors so I got this one since I need a second as well. My fault for not seeing that multi-view was not the same as picture in picture which is what I was looking for in at least one of my monitors. Multiview will allow you to cast your phone or another computer to the screen but the connection is not a great resolution. If your looking for a monitor to use at work and don't need a high refresh rate and want to switch over to a TV if you have down time then this is an absolutely good choice at it's price point. It is a Google TV and that works fine hooked up to wifi. I've had no issues there and the google tv menu system runs fine. If you are looking specifically for picture in picture where you can see your computer scree and see the tv function in a smaller window at the same time then this is not what you want. Other than that its a great TV/Monitor option.

This 32-inch Google TV display is an amazing value for the features provided. The picture is incredibly sharp and decently color accurate with it's out of box settings, however, you'd be much happier after making adjustments using the settings no doubt. The stand is really the only negative I have, but that's fine as they needed to save money somewhere at this price and it'll be mounted on a new one soon enough anyway This model is 4K with HDR and it really helps make media content have more depth and clarity. The panel is 60hz but it's extremely smooth for console gaming, I typically use a 165hz display for my PC with VRR but this panel is honestly very good for the price still, no complaints at all. KTC has provided a really clean build of Google TV running ontop Android TV 11. The interface is exactly what you'd expect, I dont know how much RAM this model has but I'd highly suggest enabling developer options to limit the background processes to 4 and turning off the animation scales as the TV becomes a lot more responsive and snappy when optimized. The included 25GB of internal storage is nice and is even more than some smart TV models have, plenty of room for all of your apps The included remote is bluetooth and actually pretty nicely designed, it uses the coin style batteries which at first is odd, however they do allow the remote to be extremely slim and lightweight so it's not terrible. The streaming app presets aren't awful if you use YouTube a lot, which I do, but it may not be great for everyone. Overall, with a few tweaks and a new stand this display is incredible for the money and has plenty of features making it closer to a full TV than just a monitor and I'd definitely recommend it!

If you’re going to use this as a TV, I recommend you think twice about it. The device has Google TV installed on it. I have never had so many problems with streaming applications crashing, needing to turn the system off and on to get it to clear errors and otherwise it’s clunky. The picture is good and once you get things working, it’s a great little TV. I just think the TV operating system makes this less than ideal and maybe even a little annoying.

Almost perfect for the price with so many features and 4K display. My main purpose of this was for computer monitor rather than TV. Pros: I preferred this VA panel over another 4K IPS panel that I bought because it allows very low backlight for night reading. It’s almost perfect for my use which is to read on large screen at night. Another super convenient feature is that it supports DDC/CI (Display Data Channel/Command Interface) so the brightness and contrast can be adjusted by software rather using the remote or joystick. However it only worked through HDMI in my case and not the USB-C port which I wanted. Still it’s better than other displays that don’t have this feature, which was the main reason behind my purchase. Built in speakers are a plus which produce good sound for video conferencing, not sure if it’s good enough for entertainment. Cons: Things I don’t like about are: first, Backlight cannot be adjusted through DCC interface which is cumbersome to use for someone who has to adjust the brightness every night, and used to the auto brightness adjustment with light sensor on most laptops. Second, it is VA panel which still has grayish color in lowest backlight, which is better than IPS panel but nothing compared to OLED panel. So for someone who looks for high contrast with true black and HDR content, and has the money for it, better not to choose this one. Overall: It’s a very good TV/monitor loaded with features at a very reasonable price. It’s one of the best in its class.

monitor worked fine for the first month, company sent me a second monitor (32 inch smart monitor) after the first one's usb c port quit working for display. I am now on my second monitor and now the usb c port quit working once again. return window has already passed, great monitor if you only want to get 3 months out of it.

Excelente imagen… el sonido es limitado pero con una bocina bluetooth se soluciona. Quedó perfecto para lo que lo necesito: una smart tv y monitor de muy alta resolución

No se ven muy bien las imágenes; al activar el HDR se ve peor, ta chafo el monitor.