Gigabyte M32U 32 " black
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High-end 4K resolution gaming monitor with a large 31.5-inch screen, enhanced colour reproduction, high refresh rate, stereo speakers (2x3W) and support for high dynamic range images (VESA Display HDR400 certified). It is positioned as a product of the upper price category in 2021, aimed at demanding gamers and e-sportsmen. It can be used as a part of high performance gaming systems of premium class.
The stylish thin-framed screen of the Gigabyte M32U monitor is based on a 10-bit (8-bit + FRC) IPS-matrix with a resolution of 3840x2160, an impressive refresh rate of 144 Hz and wide viewing angles for comfortable viewing. With fast response times and increased frame rates, this model delivers crisp, fluid fast motion visuals in all popular game genres. Perfect for competitive multiplayer shooters such as Fortnite, CS:GO, Battlefield, PUBG and more.
With improved colour gamut (94% DCI-P3), high peak brightness (up to 450 cd/m²) and support for HDR images, the user gets maximum visual information about the game environment. AMD FreeSync Premium Pro technology matches the screen refresh rate to the graphics card's rendering speed to eliminate lag and frame tearing. The monitor is equipped with a multifunctional stand and a USB hub with fast charging function.
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Rare monitor with built-in KVM switch
At the end of 2019, the Taiwanese manufacturer of video cards and motherboards, Gigabyte, officially ceased to be such. With the release of the Aorus line, expansion began on the market for gaming monitors, drives, RAM and other components. And already in 2020, slightly simpler and more affordable Gigabyte M and Gigabyte G gaming monitors flooded into the market. Having tried the flagship Aorus in business, we decided to test the 32-inch Gigabyte M32U monitor at the same time, which actually became the world's first gaming monitor with a physical KVM- switch, thanks to which the monitor can be simultaneously connected to several signal sources and instantly switch between them.
Super Speed IPS display
The M28U monitor is based on a high-quality Super Speed IPS matrix with a resolution of 3840x2160 pixels, which corresponds to the 4K format. Provides 90% coverage of the DCI-P3 colour space and 123% coverage of the sRGB colour space and support for HDR content (DisplayHDR 400 specification). The performance is also in full order - the panel claims a response time of 1 ms (note: with MPRT), and the refresh rate is optimal 144 Hz. In turn, FreeSync technology ensures the absence of frame breaks. The stand allows you to adjust the height of the monitor, as well as change the angles of inclination and rotation of the screen. The stand has a built-in USB hub with three additional USB ports. A couple of built-in speakers complete the picture, which will come in handy if you don’t have a full-fledged audio system at hand.
Good everything except the price
The M32U is an all-around great monitor that does everything but the price. Despite the fact that the PS5 and Xbox Series X game consoles went on the market in the fall of 2020, there are still few monitors that can produce a picture in 4K with a refresh rate above 60 Hz and fully meet the requirements of the nextgen. And they are expensive. So if you need a fast 4K monitor with an HDMI 2.1 port and HDR support, you will have to pay a lot more for it. In east european retail for a 32-inch M32U they ask for a little less than a thousand dollars. For comparison, the flagship QLED monitor Samsung Odyssey G7 with 2K resolution and a regular HDMI 2.0 port can now be bought one and a half times cheaper.
