I previously had a monitor arm which had a payload of up to 8kg and the monitor was too heavy without a base. I replaced the mount with one that has a payload of up to 15kg.

Yes, one comes with it.

Go to the following website and search for the model https://www.lg.com/us... and install the "OnScreen Control" software. This will allow you to update the firmware.

The differences between the LG UltraGear 32GS95UX and the LG UltraGear 32GS95UE are minimal and primarily related to regional and specification variations. ## Key Differences: - Regional Availability: The "UX" model is typically targeted at European markets, while the "UE" model may be more widely available or targeted at other regions. - Certifications and Standards: There might be slight differences in certifications or standards, possibly related to power delivery or USB standards. For example, the "UX" model may have different USB standards or cable lengths compared to the "UE" model. - Color and Naming Convention: The suffix "-B" in both models indicates that the monitor has a black housing. There are no significant differences in features or performance between the two models based on this naming convention. In essence, both monitors are essentially the same in terms of their core features, such as the 4K resolution at 240Hz, 1080p at 480Hz, W-OLED panel, and other specifications like HDR10 and VESA DisplayHDR 400 True Black certification.

According to the manufacturer's information, there should be a burn-in warranty of 2 years if the monitor would burn in under normal conditions. Improper handling is not included here.