Samsung 32 inch CF391 Curved Monitor - 1080p, Dual Monitor, Laptop Monitor, Monitor Stand/Riser/Mount Compliant, AMD Freesync

First time with a curved monitor. I had difficulty getting my Xbox and computer to recognise that this is a 32" screen with 1080p resolution... It was stuck at 1024x780p resolution. I'll leave some photos of what I did to get the 1080p resolution, and describe the process after my review of the product. So, I love the monitor. I'm a huge samsung fanboy, and I was not disappointed at all with this product. The screen is really bright, but it's not terrible. After I fixed it, the picture is sharp, the screen works great, and it even has VESA mounts. The curved part is even cool too, because you feel like you can reach right in the screen and touch the characters in games. Really cool experience. I would definitely recommend. And from the seller I bought from, they even went the extra mile to try to help me fix the resolution issue I was having on my end.So, the resolution issue. Here's how I fixed it:1) I went to the samsung website (in the photo) and downloaded the "ver. 1.0, MULTI LANGUAGE" and then restarted my computer (as recommended by seller).2) After that failed, I opened up NVIDIA control panel (you can get there with a right click on your desktop and then look for the control panel in the right click menu), and then I went to Change resolution > Customize > Create Custom Resolution and then used the numbers in the second photo. Although I believe you have to change it to manual for timing to edit those numbers at the bottom. I'm not sure how you can change it with other motherboards, but that's how I did it.The seller I bought from tried very hard to help me, and I even called samsung to try and fix the resolution issue, but it was an issue with my cpu recognizing this monitor. Very strange. It still isn't recognized as a samsung monitor. Just "Digital Display." And it's even saying it's plugged in via DVI, when it's hooked up with an HDMI cable... lol

I recently purchased this monitor from Amazon for my latest build. A few things it presented that interested me were the size (32"), the curve, the color (white), multiple inputs. This monitor delivers on all accounts and for a reasonable price (just under 400 at time of purchase).The monitor itself has a small bezel, the curve is easy to get used and and after just a little while very pleasing. I'm not sure if I will ever go back to a straight monitor. The picture quality is excellent and performance is exceptional. My use is mixed between document editing, video editing and streaming, and mild gaming with modern titles. The capability of multiple documents open on this single screen as well as increased landscape for video timeline editing has been a much welcomed experience. The adjustment for the monitor settings work very well. They are smooth and easy to navigate. There are no speakers on this monitor so if this is something you need you may want to look at something else. For my use they are not needed as I utilize external speakers. My only regret is not moving to a monitor like this sooner.This monitor is great, but not without its short falls. The base attaches easily and sturdy, however it is not adjustable at all. Luckily there is a vesa mount and this monitor will see a new articulating stand soon. This monitor includes a short (3') HDMI cable and a power cable with power brick. The power cable is a good length and in my case the brick is well placed and was not in the way of my cable management.I enjoy this monitor so much I will most likely add at least one more to this build possibly two.UPDATE: I referenced this monitor stand as having no adjustment and that is not correct. It does have adjustment of tilt only by a couple of degrees. It was very stiff at first. I will include pictures of the adjustment.It also has a 4ms response and 60Hz refresh rate at 1920 x 1080

Purchased the Viotek 32" monitor based on Amazon and searching online monitor reviews. Not sure if everyone experienced the same as I did butthe monitor just didn't provide the quality I was looking for.I ordered the Samsung CF391 Series Curved 32-Inch FHD and VIOTEK NB32C 32" LED CURVED COMPUTER MONITORwithin a week a part and the Samsung blew away the Viotek 32".Where you can see the difference between the two monitors is that Samsung is crisp, clean, vibrant, and depth of colors. Also, I noticed there is no white blemishes where there is dead black. It is possible that the monitor I received could have been a dud but I doubt it with the tests I performedextensively. The Samsung monitor was about $75.00 more than the Viotek and Amazon lowered the price to about the same as Viotek.Where the Viotek strengths are for a basic office monitor and lower quality movie watching where people are not picky about top notch quality. I do like the real estate width of the monitor over the Samsung which is nice feature.Other than that if I was only buying the monitor for basics, it is a good price.Samsung monitor lives up to the name - was watching 4k movies, pictures, graphics and had that 'awww" moment.For the price I will definitely purchase a second monitor...Very satisfied!Hope this review helps..