The 4K monitor that effectively changed how I work and consume content at the office

"I've made it no secret that my favorite display I've ever owned is the HP Omen 27K, a 27-inch 4K monitor with a 144Hz refresh rate. I bought the display years ago while it was on sale, and I've been using it every day since. So, when I had the chance to try out the new , I jumped at the opportunity because it shares much of what made the 27K great, but with one major difference: it is the company's first smart monitor."

"The 32-inch panel provides ample workspace, allowing users to comfortably fit multiple split-screen windows side by side without feeling cramped, something that's very difficult to achieve on a 27-inch screen. Thanks to its ultra-high resolution, HP's device delivers sharp images and vibrant colors. In-game textures and shadows render with lifelike quality, letting you catch the smallest details. IPS panels don't output the same level of contrast as an OLED monitor. That said, the Omen 32X still manages to impress."

"Smart monitors come equipped with built-in streaming platforms -- in this case, Google TV -- so you can work during the day and relax at night watching your favorite shows without switching devices. What truly sets the Omen 32X apart is that it combines the convenience of a smart TV with gaming-centric features. It's a versatile, jack-of-all-trades display that smartly balances work, play, and entertainment. I recommend it to anyone wanting a single screen to do a bit of everything."

The HP Omen 32X is a 32-inch IPS 4K smart monitor with built-in Google TV and gaming-focused features. The large panel provides ample workspace, allowing multiple split-screen windows side by side without feeling cramped and making multitasking easier than on 27-inch displays. Ultra-high resolution delivers sharp images and vibrant colors, while in-game textures and shadows render with lifelike quality. IPS technology yields strong color performance but does not match OLED contrast levels. The monitor blends smart TV convenience with gaming capabilities for both work and entertainment. Brightness levels are rated at 40.

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