This is Samsung's bet that you want a monitor that acts like a TV — it runs streaming apps by itself, so you can watch Netflix or YouTube without turning on your computer. That's useful if you're setting up a bedroom or small living room and don't want to buy both a monitor and a streaming stick.
The screen is 32 inches, which is big, but the sharpness is only 1080p. That means text isn't as crisp as what you'd get on a laptop or phone — fine for watching shows from your couch, less fine if you're sitting close doing spreadsheets. Colors and contrast are decent thanks to the VA panel, and it'll display HDR content, though don't expect the dramatic brightness pop real HDR gives you.
The 60Hz refresh and 4ms response time are basic. You can plug in a console or gaming PC, but the motion won't feel as smooth as a proper gaming monitor.