Samsung 32 inches WQHD LED Monitor (S32D850T) (Renewed)

These are great, heavy duty monitors. Easy to look at for work all day long. Plenty of space for productivity.

Ordered 2 because of the specs and pricing. Verbiage on listing indicated it was wall mountable. Finally figured out, you have to carefully pry off the silver horizontal piece (cover) from the back of the monitor in order to mount to a wall or multi-monitor arm stand. this is not clear, there are no instructions in the Refurbished packaging, and you just have to resolve that you might break the silver 'cover'. The VESA pocket is pretty deeply recessed and you will likely need to use spacers to make it work better.-All in all, this 'feature' really needs to be better illustrated in the product posting and documented in the box.-Giving it a three because it's already really frustrated me greatly before i even turned it on... :(

Well worth the low price! Would buy another.Anyone using a 32" monitor that is only 1080p is killing their eyes and ur gaining 0 useable space. 1440p is one heck of an upgrade. The build quality of this monitor is great.

Loved this monitor sold as renewed, but it now continuously cuts in and out so much you can't really watch a video. My support windows has closed at the 6 month mark so I am stuck with this monitor.

Biggest negative I discovered is that turns out this is a way too old model that was produced by Samsung back in 2015 (some even in 2014). That is almost 6 year old model - which is ages in computer/monitor terms. It's basically a dinosaur so to speak. I don't really understand how and why this model is still sold currently in 2020! on amazon! Ok, maybe you can say it costs like $60 or something and maybe that's why it is still sold here? Well, not exactly. This cost me $300 USD in 2020! on Amazon and wait for it...... this is for Refurbished model! I think it's a bit way too much to sell Refurbished 6 year old model monitor in 2020 for $300!I'm going to check it out and review closely soon. I really hope that it has excellent specs and image quality - otherwise I don't know even where to begin to justify this kind of product in 2020. I mean it has to be in top 3 best all time monitors ever produced and like legendary iconic status with fans chasing this model all around the world - to make sense as to why refurbished 2014 model is sold in 2020 for $300. Just mind blowing. Well, let's see if it lives up to that high tall order. Will post an update.

BEWARE: The monitor in the picture is NOT what I received! An earlier review highlighted that this monitor is older technology. That is for sure. I paid $251 for it and I really need it for my low paying work from home job or I would buy something else. IF you can afford the extra $50, get something else. The picture is OK, but like others, I'm skeptical it will last. But I'm desperate so I'm stuck with it. It is heavy and just when you think you have it tightened to stay in one place, you bump it and it's facing downward or sideways. Old ways of hard screw tightening with an Allen wrench to just get it straight.

If you are looking for a budget stop gap until you get something better, this monitor is a respectable size with good resolution. I only found one or two dead pixels in my five years of using it, and at this pixel density you will have to look hard to notice!However!It doesn't matter how good the picture looks if the power button malfunctions, and that's why I ultimately had to get rid of mine. It is very poor engineering to brick an otherwise functional $250+ device over cheap components that cost pennies. Samsung apparently does not build for reliability!

Product did not work when it arrived.