The LS32C390EAMXUE, a 32-inch curved monitor boasting a 1000R curvature, promises an immersive gaming experience. After several weeks of rigorous testing, involving various game genres and extended periods of use, I’m ready to share my comprehensive review. This model aims to deliver a compelling blend of visual immersion and comfort features, but does it live up to the hype?

The LS32C390EAMXUE comes packed with features designed to enhance both the visual experience and user comfort. The 1000R curvature is immediately noticeable, creating a truly enveloping viewing experience. The virtually bezel-less design adds to the premium aesthetic, while the fabric-textured back and slim metal stand give it a modern and sophisticated look. Beyond aesthetics, features like AMD FreeSync and a 75Hz refresh rate aim to minimize screen tearing and improve smoothness during gameplay. The inclusion of built-in speakers, although not high-fidelity, is a welcome addition for casual users.

In terms of performance, the 1000R curvature truly shines. Gaming felt significantly more immersive, particularly in first-person shooters and racing games. The 75Hz refresh rate, while not the highest on the market, provided a noticeable improvement over a standard 60Hz display. Motion blur was minimal, and the AMD FreeSync technology effectively eliminated screen tearing during gameplay. The VA panel delivered decent contrast and color reproduction, although it doesn’t quite match the vibrancy of IPS panels. The built-in speakers were adequate for casual gaming, but I’d recommend external speakers for a more immersive audio experience. The anti-glare coating was effective in reducing reflections, making the screen comfortable to use even in brightly lit rooms. Extended use sessions did not result in significant eye strain, validating the claims regarding eye comfort technology.

However, the 1920×1080 resolution felt a bit limiting on a 32-inch screen. Text appeared slightly pixelated at times, and higher resolutions would have been preferable for sharper image quality. The single HDMI port also felt restrictive, limiting the number of devices I could connect simultaneously.

Pros

• Immersive 1000R curvature
• Smooth 75Hz refresh rate with AMD FreeSync
• Good contrast and color reproduction (for a VA panel)
• Effective anti-glare coating
• Stylish design
• Comfortable for extended use

Cons

• 1080p resolution feels limited on a 32-inch screen
• Only one HDMI port
• Built-in speakers are basic

Overall, the LS32C390EAMXUE delivers a compelling gaming experience, thanks primarily to its impressive 1000R curvature and smooth performance. While the 1080p resolution and single HDMI port are drawbacks, the immersive visuals and comfortable viewing experience make it a worthwhile purchase for gamers who prioritize immersion. I would recommend this monitor to users looking for a curved display with a focus on comfortable extended use and smooth gameplay, but those prioritizing high resolution and multiple connectivity options might want to consider other alternatives.