LG Ultragear™ 32GS60QC (32 inch) QHD 1000R Curved Gaming Monitor (2560 x 1440) with 180Hz, 1ms, AMD FreeSync™, HDR10, VESA Certified, HDMIx2 DisplayPort, 3-Side virtually Borderless – Black
Original price was: ₹28,000.00.₹1,699.00Current price is: ₹1,699.00.
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Description
Price: ₹28,000 - ₹1,699.00
(as of Nov 30, 2025 03:32:51 UTC – Details)
From the manufacturer
Gamer-Centric Design 
Dynamic Action Sync
Reducing input lag with Dynamic Action Sync, gamers can catch critical moments in real-time and respond quickly.
Black Stabilizer
Black Stabilizer helps gamers to detect snipers lurking in the darkest corners and swiftly navigate flash explosions.
Crosshair
The target point is fixed in the center to enhance shooting accuracy
FPS Counter
The FPS Counter will let you see how well everything is loading. Whether you’re editing, playing games, or watching a movie, every frame matters.
32″ QHD 1000R Curved Display
180Hz refresh rate
1ms (GtG) response time
HDR10 / up to sRGB 99% color gamut expression
3-side virtually borderless design
Customers say
Customers praise the monitor’s build quality and find it offers great value for money. The picture quality and color accuracy receive positive feedback, with one customer noting its crisp 1440p QHD resolution. However, the display’s functionality and picture quality show mixed results, with some customers reporting perfect performance while others experience screen flickering. Moreover, the brightness receives mixed reviews, with some customers appreciating the auto dim feature while others report flickering issues. Additionally, several customers mention issues with screen tearing and white light bleed.
