First impressions, the Eye comfort and HDR are not needed, I have them turned off. They make the image look washed out, and with HDR, I couldn't see the cursor when I opened Notepad.

Color depth is 8 bit, I would prefer 10 bit.

I really like that it also works as a TV, and whether I connect it via Wi-Fi, plug the Ethernet cable into the monitor, or if you have mp4 files, you can put them on a flash drive and they play without needing the computer. With some software that converts PDF to images or by connecting to Google Drive, you can read PDFs with the computer turned off. The only issue is that sometimes it recognizes the flash drive and sometimes it doesn't, but it's probably a matter of each USB. A 128 GB USB works better than another slower 500 GB one. On the 500 GB flash drive, when I created folders to avoid reading too many files, it started to recognize it easily. It has 2 USB ports. I think it needs exFAT format; an external hard drive I connected was not recognized.

The 32 inches make reading any PDF on the computer in a 2-page layout comfortable, but they seem large when I watch a movie with the lights off at a distance of 2.5 meters. The lighting changes in a movie can be a bit tiring. So, the 32 inches are perfect for PDFs, but for movies that are not 4K, a 28-inch would be better.

If the computer remains idle and goes to the lock screen, Samsung does not recognize the computer until I press the power button on the computer or the remote control and the mouse slightly.

When I ordered it, Skroutz showed me that buyers also purchase a display port cable with this monitor, so I got nervous and bought one too. It's not necessary; a display port cable is included, but HDMI is not included.

It is a good monitor with very nice colors, etc. You can open the gaming mode and make it bright to dazzle your eyes. However, I give it three stars because it flickers and blinks for no reason, without any explanation, when using the gaming mode. It is especially bad when working on Photoshop and Illustrator, as it becomes even worse and seems to not recognize whether you are in a game or not, causing the computer to stop reading and flicker on its own. I have tried all the settings in the worst menu possible, but nothing works. It is not a driver issue either, as I have two monitors and only this one has the problem. After experiencing it 2-3 times, it even refuses to open as the main monitor on startup, while the second one opens normally, and I have to manually switch everything to this monitor. Furthermore, when playing games, attending classes, or doing designs, it randomly blinks and decides that "no device is connected," and the only way to fix it is not by closing and reopening it, but by going into the awful menu and closing and reopening the gaming mode (even though it keeps flickering as if it has short-circuited), and then it gets fixed. And all of this happens whenever it wants, it is not triggered by any specific action or at a specific time, it just happens randomly. It may happen 1-2 or 3 times a day, or it may not happen at all, it is in its own mood