HP OMEN 32q 32" WQHD 2560x1440 165Hz 1ms Gaming LCD IPS Monitor 780K0AA

It wont update to the latest firmware no matter what i do

Excellent monitor. Great colour and size. Better than any wide 34" out there as the vertical space is just right.

Amazing quality, easy to set up, well packaged fast shipping.

Excellent monitor at a great price

no probs so far. easy setup and cheap.

The monitor is great and sharp. No a bad price.

Nice Monitor but I had difficulty downloading the driver so I returned it for the 27 inch HP OMEN which is plug and play and it works great. No need to download the driver but does not have a curved screen.

Excellent monitor and good value

Incredible monitor. Updating it is a nightmare. Otherwise, dardy as all heck

Excellent monitor and great value

Great Quality Monitor

Fantastic screen, should have got one ages ago.

Very happy with new monitor now that I have learned one of its quirks. Unpacking and setup were easy. Monitor performance is as expected - very large and clear. However, monitor has one quirk. When I used my HP desktop and prior HP monitor, I would turn on the surge protector and both the units would be powered. I would then press the button on the desktop to turn it on and the monitor (which was always switched on, waiting for power) would see the signal from the desktop, recognize the computer signal and I could go to work. I assumed the OMEN would work the same way. After I replaced my old HP monitor with the OMEN and turned on the surge protector, the monitor powered up, displayed a large blue block consisting of 4 smaller blue blocks and froze. When I turned on the desktop, the OMEN monitor did not recognize the computer signal. I now do the following: At the end of any work session, I turn off the OMEN using the switch on the back of the unit after shutting down the desktop. The next time I want to use the system, I turn on the power at the surge protector, turn on the desktop and then turn on the OMEN using the switch on the back of the unit. The monitor then "sees" the desktop signal and functions normally. If you have any idea why this is happening, please let me know as I don't believe that this is normal behavior.

I was in the market for a new 32-inch 4K gaming monitor and stumbled on the HP Omen 32x while it was on sale for a great price. After trying a couple of the highest-rated 32-inch 4K OLED monitors available, I realized I wasn’t ready to deal with the constant firmware updates, OLED care routines, risk of burn-in, and especially the high price. I accepted that IPS was a better fit for me for now, but finding a decent 32-inch 4K IPS monitor that didn’t cost as much as a top-of-the-line OLED was nearly impossible. That’s where the Omen 32x fits in perfectly. The Omen 32x has all the essential features you’d want, like G-Sync and FreeSync support, along with a solid 144Hz refresh rate. It also comes loaded with a bunch of extra features that are fun to have, even if you don’t really need them, such as Google TV, the ability to stream content directly from the monitor, and multi-view options. After a couple of months of daily use, I don’t have any real complaints. It took a little tweaking to get the monitor to behave more like a standard monitor instead of a TV, and since it’s so new to the market, there isn’t a lot of information or guides available online yet. Although the monitor is advertised as having Dolby Atmos, the built-in speakers are nothing special, but that’s pretty much expected for a monitor. On the plus side, Google TV works very well and is just as responsive as my Nvidia Shield streaming box. G-Sync works as expected, and while I occasionally notice a tiny bit of jitter during gaming sessions, it’s so minor that it’s hardly noticeable. One thing worth mentioning is that the Omen 32x does have Wi-Fi, despite some confusion online and even HP’s own responses to customer questions suggesting otherwise. I can confirm that Wi-Fi is present and works for the smart features. To sum up, the HP Omen 32x is a good 4K IPS monitor with some cool extra features that you might not need but are nice to have. If you find it on sale, it’s definitely worth picking up.

I am really pleased with my new HP Omen 32 inch curved monitor. It was simple to set up and the image quality is very good straight out of the box. The stand is solid and the height adjusting mechanism is smooth and secure.

Good solid monitor.

I love the size and the 165 MHz refresh rate is wonderful. The color out of the box using standard mode is great. It also upscales 1080p wonderfully. I think it's a wonderful monitor.

The colors are dull and the text is not sharp

Dead pixel, otherwise great. Was a good price and came quickly.

Good quality build and the screen is nice and bright. Exactly what I needed for work and graphics