GIGABYTE M32U-SA: FreeSync Compatible 4K Ultra HD Monitor, 144Hz Refresh Rate, Adaptive Sync, HDMI Connectivity Review

I bought this monitor for $600 which is $200 less than the MSRP and at least $200 less than the competition for 4k 144hz monitors. If you see it at this price and are looking for a 32 inch gaming monitor, buy it now before stocks run out. I didn't want to spend that much, but it's worth every penny. Pros: - 4k at 32" is just perfect (see review below for details) - 144Hz is great for gaming (although 4k requires a good computer or next-gen console). - Vivid IPS panel looks amazing (can't speak…

I've had this monitor for 3 months now and have deliberately waited to write this review to give a more objective "long term" assessment. This is my daily monitor and I use my computer for everything (I don't have a TV or other entertainment devices other than my phone). My computer and monitor stay on 24/7 to give you an idea of how my components are being used. I'm running the background you see in the image with HWINFO64 and a few other apps staying in the same places. So far I haven't had…

ALT (scroll down and read "Another update"). As you can see, the glow in the bottom left corner is terrible and frankly unacceptable for a $700 monitor. Even after I contacted Gigabyte they were no help and told me the typical bullshit that this glow is normal. Sorry gigabytes but I've tried everything and the glow shouldn't ALWAYS be that bad at 25% brightness and in my office with the lights on. I expected a little more help or respect from someone who has had countless Gigabyte products on…

I'm writing a review specifically for the Gigabyte M32Q, which I'm selling for $399. The price is currently $359 and will retail for $499. At $400, this display is a great all-rounder. I needed a display that could be used for both work and play. So I needed a responsive IPG display (brightness and viewing angles for work), fast pixel response times (gaming), and variable refresh rates for gaming. I also wanted built in speakers. This display meets all of these requirements. The monitor is also

Last year I was lucky enough to get both the PS5 and the RTX 3070ti (paired with the Ryzen 9 5950X) at retail prices thanks to a lottery-style selection. But my 27-inch 1080p MSI Optix G27C4 monitor, while a great monitor, just didn't let my PS5 and PC flex their true muscles. I was dying to upgrade to 4K and a 32 inch screen and after some research the Gigabyte M32U turned out to be the best. is currently at the top of many lists. Then I noticed that the recently released M32UC was cheaper but

I am using my laptop (I7 10750h and 1660ti) which is connected via HDMI and is limited to 144Hz. The monitor looks very good and feels smooth. I bought this because I wanted to play Call of Duty but my laptop doesn't hit 120fps even on low 1080p settings, it's close but it's not as smooth as playing on a PS5 with a keyboard and mouse which connected to a monitor I go back to my laptop, I don't need to turn them off. The picture is really sharp, if you don't use HDR you can use the super…

I won't go into too much detail as there are already "professional" reviews to read if you want full coverage. Some info: Screen/display quality: Excellent, no dead pixels as far as I can tell, and the backlight glare isn't bad at all for me. The picture quality for this price range is probably one of the best, if not the best, out of the box. I don't think I've had to adjust display settings other than brightness because it looks so good. It's bright enough to use on sunny days, by the way…

I'm upgrading from a Samsung 32" 4K curved monitor. The main difference is obviously the high refresh rate. Samsung offers this refresh rate for almost twice the price, which I didn't want to pay. Great: All cables are included. You need three types of power cords for different regions, HDMI and DisplayPort. Height and tilt adjustment is better than most large monitors. Assembly is very easy, even by monitor standards. Software: WOW! Gigabyte offers the ultimate in customization for every…

I have never tried other monitors (I had an Asus 24 inch 144Hz 1ms) and I bought this one in particular after reading many reviews and almost all of them came to the same conclusion, value and performance as you get This curved monitor is excellent for the price, it's an affordable way to try an ultrawide screen and in my experience I can't fault the monitor, it looks great on your desk and the build is really solid and minimalistic . The only downside might be that you can't rotate the screen,

I am writing this review as a data point to say that my monitor had no dead pixels or glare. I specifically bought the monitor model M32Q. I've seen a lot of other dead pixel/light bleed reviews and was nervous but I had an Amazon Prime return policy and I live in a big city so I figured if I got a bad model I could reasonably return the product with Prime and get a replacement. I recently changed jobs to a new company that didn't allow me to use my personal desktop as my work computer and I…

Ok endure a long review but I think it will help a lot of people. I've been busy with monitors in the last few weeks. I have a 2021 MacBook Pro M1 13" that I use in clamshell mode with a docking station, as well as an Xbox Series X. After lots of headaches and banging my head against the wall, I finally settled on the M32Q. I would consider myself an average user for monitor needs (small jobs, web browsing and some weekend gaming) I'm coming from a curved monitor with a 1080p 34" 60Hz VA…