M32U

I'm in the same boat and the only one I've found so far that ticks all my boxes (since I want USB-C video/charging for my MacBook as well), for a reasonable price, is the Gigabyte M32U. I haven’t pulled the trigger yet so I can’t share any experience with it though. Reviews are mostly positive from

If you want a low-key PS5 upgrade, check the Gigabyte M28U or M32U if it dips on sale, both are kinda goated for the price. LG 27GP950 is fire too if you catch a deal. HDMI 2.1, VRR works, IPS panel, clean for work and gaming. That’s your diamond tier without nuking your wallet.

Gigabyte M32U 32 Inch Gaming 4K Monitor 32″ 4K UHD with high refresh and PS5 HDMI 2.1 support, great value choice

TCL needs color calibration ...also the black crush is kinda severe - maybe its a gamma issue or local dimming alg is too aggressive. Either way i would keep the M32U, dosent seem like a worthy upgrade considering that its also pricey.

I would go for a 4K monitor for PS5. Not as many games support 1440p and if you have to downscale to 1080 P it won’t look good. 4K perfectly scales to 1080 P. M32U if you want an IPS or M28U if you want something smaller and cheaper.

What resolution are you targeting? If it’s a 4k id go for a 32 in and something like one of the following, depending on what budget you’re targeting. » Gigabyte M32U - 32", IPS, 144 Hz. FreeSync, G-SYNC compatible. This is the current king of performance and value. HDMI 2.1. Good response time but w

Ok i know there are already a lot of comments here but we're both on the same boat. I recently Moved to PS5 from a Series S and now i want to upgrade from my 27" 1080p 60hz screen to something that could actually get the most out of my PS5. Haven't bought anything yet but i finished doing my researc

Here are the best 28″–32″ PS5-ready picks in your ₹30–40K budget Samsung G70A Gigabyte M28U Gigabyte M32U

I use a 32” 4K 120Hz gaming monitor (Gigabyte M32U). A bit older, but good quality for the price. At work, I use 2 32” 4K monitors.

Pour travailler, gamer, les deux? Perso, j'ai un M32U de Gigabyte. Ça fait quelques années déjà mais c'était l'un des meilleurs rapport qualité-prix à l'époque pour 800$+tx. 32po, IPS, HDR, HDMI 2.1, 144hz, 1ms, KVM, ... Tout y est, mais en qualité d'image, ça reste une petite coche en dessous des O