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Westinghouse 32” Ultra HD Review – Affordable 32-inch 4K Monitor for Home and Office

Posted on March 5, 2020 By Jarvis

The Westinghouse 32” Ultra HD aims for a slice of the 4K monitor pie with a wallet-friendly 4K VA screen that’s ideal for everyday use. The device is meant as a daily driver in the $350 segment, but the category is slugfest now with the likes of Samsung and Philips vying for the top spot. Let’s check out if the Westinghouse 32” Ultra HD has what it takes to compete with our favorite budget 4K displays.
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Computers & IT Tags:4K, HD, home, philips, Pie, review, Samsung, ultra hd, Westinghouse 32” Ultra HD

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