Great packaging, I purchased two monitors for my desk setup. They definitely fill up a lot of desk space, so a large desk is required. The text quality is unmatched for a high end office setup. Super easy TB5 cable connections make setup a breeze with my Caldigit Docking station. I can switch between Mac and PC extremely easy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works very well with a Mac mini, 6K resolution gives loads of screen space, have to adjust fonts to make it usable. The speakers not so good; I have an external amp and wall mount speakers to compete with. The usb hub in the back is excellent and has improved desk clutter from my old dual 4k screen setup. Power save works very well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Excellent process, price and product- well done. Extra space on monitor is very valuable

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The display panel is beautiful. It's also easy to setup because there's not a huge amount of terrible smart software. This is just a monitor, and it's better for it. The only downside is they are very power hungry and warm - I have 2 of these and can feel the heat off the panels!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's a really nice monitor and complements my MacBook Pro well (I just hope it will be as good with a Mac mini in due course). Downsides are that the auto-brightness setting is too dim. Likewise the M control function has only just started working. The main issue is the price and lack of 120MHz refresh rate.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Lovely picture for writing on a Mac. The speakers aren't great and to update the firmware seems impossible. It can't do it through Thunderbolt and demands you use a USB a to c cable. Who has USB A these days? And anyway it doesn't work.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The monitor looks almost great. It was bought to replace a 32” 4K Ergo that is moving to another desk. However, the panel has what is starting to appear like backlight banding. On solid back grounds (like documents that I am reading and writing) there is vertical banding. I had hoped this unevenness was a side effect of the manufacturing process (the Ergo had unevenness as well that disappeared in the first week or so) but it hasn't begun to change. I'll give it this second week of continual use to see if there is any change, but otherwise it will be headed back to LG.

In summary, this monitor's 6K resolution is nice, but it suffers from poor build quality. The back of the case is wavy/warped an indication of poor workmanship. The stand is not very stable and shakes quite easily AND is especially problematic when adjusting the monitor height. Again, the stand is just another shortcut taken on what could be a great monitor. As for the actual panel, it is not very bright. The matte finish makes this even worse as it not only doesn't stop glare, it's impossible to make out what's on the screen when you do have glare. On top of that, mine had a cluster of about 7-8 dead/deformed pixels near the center of the screen.

In summary, this monitor's 6K resolution is nice, but it suffers from poor build quality. The back of the case is wavy/warped an indication of poor workmanship. The stand is not very stable and shakes quite easily AND is especially problematic when adjusting the monitor height. Again, the stand is just another shortcut taken on what could be a great monitor. As for the actual panel, it is not very bright. The matte finish makes this even worse as it not only doesn't stop glare, it's impossible to make out what's on the screen when you do have glare. On top of that, mine had a cluster of about 7-8 dead/deformed pixels near the center of the screen.

I really wanted to like this product. I had my previous LG 32BL95U for 6 years and wanted an upgrade. I came back to LG after my good experience with the previous monitor. The 32U99A-S boats good connectivity options, has a good menu system with lots of options, and an exceptional 6k resolution. It has great color accuracy. BUT, the resolution, the color accuracy, etc., are all completely negated by the horrendous coating LG chose to use on this display. The display looked grainy and things never seemed to look good no matter the lighting or adjustments I made with both the monitor's settings and the settings with both my Macbook Pro and my PC. After doing some research, this has been the case for many people.For me, the choice of coating turned this monitor into a complete dud. The brightness level is also unacceptable for a monitor like this, it is nowhere near bright enough. What is the point of having good color accuracy and clear text if you can't see anything because of how dark this monitor is? There also needs to be a glossy option if you want this monitor to really mesh well with Mac users and the whole experience. I really just feel like LG completely missed the market here for this display. This would have been a huge success had they executed better. Some additional notes: The power brick is massive but the larger problem is the cord that goes from the power brick and plugs into the back of the monitor. The cord is too short. This is the only monitor I've ever used where I had to lay the power brick on my desk behind the monitor because the power cord wasn't long enough to reach the outlet on the floor from my desk. People who look for premium products pay attention to the details; they don't want massive power bricks that can't be hidden, dull display coatings, low-brightness, bad speakers, etc. If you're going to charge a premium price you better make sure you have a premium product that aligns and people will consider to be worth it. That just wasn't the case here.