Ok I got this thing for about $360 and I have armstand so no wobble (not like I give a shit about wobble) and oh boy thing is the best bang for buck I ever did. 32 inches of bliss.
I think your review was pretty good overall and it does appear to be a good unit with some compromises. Not sure about the angst with the screws as with the correct size screwdriver they should be easy enough to get in and how often do they need to be touched after set up. I also don't get the comparison to another 27 inch monitor when discussing value as it isn't an apples to apples comparison. If you want a 27 inch it is always going to be cheaper.
If you're getting this monitor you're mostly getting it because it has the best contrast possible in this price range and it won't be beat until you start reaching the $700+ price range. I snagged one of these for $260 used and am blown away by the contrast.
Yep! 299GBP from OcUK here. Snapped it up for that price. I'll invest in a top-end panel when OLED monitors are mainstream. Regardless of what you buy these days (TN/VA/IPS) there'll always be a compromise. I think OLED will solve all of that, but we're a while off before we see those.
@@HDLDesigns good stuff man! Glad you like it. I sent mine back sadly. Maybe mine was just a bad panel or maybe I'm just not used to VA's but the inverse ghosting/overshoot was absolutely appalling. Tried tweaking settings for almost 2 hours but there's no way to get rid of it. The pixel response just isn't fast enough. It's a shame because the colours were great. Loved the curve. Loved the simplistic design and it looked awesome wall mounted. Playing games like Tarkov/Warzone looked terrible. Whenever you moved your POV any way, it gave everything really bizarre trails. Dark level smearing was also really obvious on Tarkov. Just couldn't tolerate it. Biting the bullet and I'm going for the Odyssey G7.
ive owned this monitor since launch. Its great for a va panel, yes the ghosting can be annoying but is only noticed on low res videos. Gaming is excellent and color accuracy and refresh rate is great as well. note: I prefer a ips panel or id even go OLED (minus the burn-in) but the prices of both options are restrictive when there a probably better monitors coming in the near future. But yes techteamgb is right.
man i have problems with this monitor changing resolutions by itself on netflix and some vidoes, have you experienced something like that? I thinking is the cheap ass gtx710 but just asking to know if it has something to do with the monitor
@@kidc_7951 any particular reason why you retired it ?? Your reason in the original post regarding IPS / OLED is exactly what is going through my mind atm.
I gotta say I picked up the 27 inch for 250ish open box on Newegg and wow. I’m using a blade now with it, currently waiting for my pc build to come in. But wow. My first attempt at desktop gaming a year or so back was paired with a scepter 20ish inch monitor at 1080p (don’t remember exact size) and this is a HUGE leap forward. 1440p is like the middle ground for pc gaming! Plus the nice addition of a curve, man. It’s fantastic for anyone in the market. Affordable and a quality monitor.
299GBP from OcUK and Amazon currently. Sub 300 for a 32-inch panel with decent performance and good colours is enough to get a buy from me. No monitor is perfect with the current lineup of panels (TN/VA/IPS). I don't personally see the point in spending 650/700 for something like an Odyssey G7 when, even that, isn't perfect.
I'm very impressed by how good this review is. This is the first video that I watch from this channel and is the only thing close to Hardware Unboxed's monitor reviews, great job
Just bought this for 360 euros. I mean yes the wobble is very real but its a massive curved screen for this price and it looks stunning. Very happy with it. Maybe if the wobble really annoys me in the long run i might go Vesa to wall.
@@212aeh it does these jobs fine, but if these are the things you do with it: non-curved is probably better. The curve factor only shines for gaming (and maybe media).
I just bought it for £360 on Amazon UK. The price reduction was a major player on my decision. Not worried about wobble since there's no earthquakes in Ireland. I'm more interested on the quality of the panel and if it's better to my eyes. Thanks for the review. Subscribed.
@@brianlammers9753 Overall I'm happy with it. HDR is not the best and I don't use it. Just keep in mind that you might get some dead pixels because I got a red dead pixel on the first one an a full dead pixel on the second (replacement). With the current price I would go with it. Cheers!
@@brianlammers9753 Is perfectly fine as a gaming monitor. At least for me. But this things always depends on each one's preferences. For example, I prefer this one instead of the AOC because it has USB hub and I don't mind the wobbling, cheap plastic, huge base stand and pour HDR. Buy it, if you don't like it simply return it. Good luck.
@@DankTank374 i went with the cheaper model (g32qca) and its done me well. there really isnt a difference, plus its even cheaper right now so i think its worth the price.
Great review, that thing really does wobble, seems crazy that the intended use is for gaming where it's likely fast mouse movements are going to be happening, why would make a wobbly monitor stand ? I've got a Asus 32 inch panel already, I'm thinking of upgrading to something a lot bigger, it would be great if some day you could review some of the larger monitors such as a ROG Strix XG438Q HDR i.e. a large panel that isn't ultra wide - 16:9 / wide screen format.
I found thhe 27" version of this gygabyte at the same price than the AOC C27G2... wich is the best option? I've read that gigabyte offers more brightness and a basic HDR support. Thanks for the review!
I picked up 2 of the Dell 32” 1440p 165hz monitors, what arms would you recommend for a dual monitor setup? This is my first time doing a dual monitor setup, so even though I’m pretty well versed in building PCs I have t built one in about 4-5 years so I’m out of the loop all all the new gadgets. Lol
@@attackLive and how is that possible?, its literally off you desk so desk vibrations dont matter if you are not slamming the desk so hard it falls off :D, here with a 32" ultra wide that weighs about 8kg and it doesnt wobble no matter how much I slam the desk.
@@ENDOMA555 I can confirm this as I have this exact monitor on a desk with a monitor stand. And if you wanted to take it one step further and really make it secure, get a gas powered monitor arm VESA mount. They sell high-quality ones that fit 32 inch monitors on Amazon for $30 USD right now. Or spend $200 more for it to come with a better stand, your choice.
This monitor or Samsung J791 VA 34" UWQHD. Adobe Lightroom image editing for web and print > Programming Productivity > Online Gaming (mostly RTS). Thanks.
I've subbed and will remain so.... if you can riddle me this. What's a good around 30" 144hz+ monitor for 2021 - WQHD or preferably 4k - and needs to be IPS? :)
great review, would you recommend the ultra wide variant of this for sim racing? if not could you recommend a ultra wide for sim racing at the £400 ish price. cheers
@@princenirmal4197 yes, recommendable!! Wouldn’t take any more peanuts for a better one. If you like 1440p and save money coz your graphic cost 1700$, this is the way for your optics ;)
@@Bemmski3 Actually , i'm thinking of using it as an external monior for my laptop which has a gtx 1050ti before my rig comes . Is it any good with the hdmi output?
I bought it on black friday and I have returned it, mediocre quality and more problems than benefits, now I am looking between the msi optix mag322cqr 31.5 "vs asus tuf gaming vg32vq1b 31.5"
@@FtwBohl I tested the Asus TUF and I didn't like it, I finally got the Asus Rog Strix XG32VQR 31.5" and it is brutal, not ghosting, good colors and very good quality and details
I dont get curved displays either, I have tried them but sent them back as I use a mutli monitor setup and they to distort the edges which puts me off. I bought the LG 32GK850F and am so happy I will buy another unless something better comes long.
How’s the HDR looks like? I’m going for one like this for my PS5 because I heard that it can run 4k HDR through the HDMI port and 120hz 1080p so is it a good deal?
I don’t know I got a Xbox series x but I run at 1440p 120hz and oh boy this monitor is great I’ve never played at 120hz I always played at 60hz and it is so much better to play at 120hz this monitor is amazing
@@IsolatedPCGamer can you give me a good eye friendly preset for SDR in this monitor? Because I’ve been playing in HDR and i see it brighter and more eye friendly than SDR the only con I saw thus far is the color saturation is very washed out compared to SDR
@@user-en5gu3dd9j I'm unable to fix/reduce ghosting at the moment on the current settings I have but once/ if I sort that out I will let you know what my settings are. I don't want to give you the settings then experience ghosting xD
Can someone tell me Gigabyte G32QC, stand size(those two legs) how wide they are and how deep they are, I am measuring will it fit my table with keyboard and mouse
Yeah i picked one up as of today for £346 , so not to bad considering if it was 50 quid less you would of Been happy and Knowing that so am I now considering I got a great deal !
Man, this would depend greatly on your budget. When it comes to monitors you can get for $350 USD or less, this is the best. But, on the other hand, you're someone who has $1000 to drop, there are obviously much better options available.
Thank you very much. Great vid. Question please. Would it be possible to put a currency converter in the notes, Pounds to US. 😃 Or mention what it costs in US dollars. Or. Maybe you want to keep this to a British viewing audience. 🤔😀
I have this monitor but refreshrate in games goes on 60hz in monitor settings and in warzone its locked on 60hz Need help pls! Btw i checked every setting about refresh rate on windows and nvidia control panel
Almost bought this yesterday. Tim from HWUB steered me away from it. Almost bought the iiyama GB3461WQSU-B1 but swerved that after your vid about it (since I mainly play online FPS). Bought the ViewSonic VX3258-2KPC-MHD.
This one 100%. I honestly don't really agree with this review at all. His main complaints are that it has a cheap build quality, but all of that is negated with a $30 gas spring vesa mount, which is ten times better than what any monitor in any price range is going to come with regardless. If you go to Tom's Hardware, and look at comparisons of things that actually matter, they point out how this monitor is literally the absolute best of it's price class in every single meaningful category there is. But if you really just don't like VESA mounts, then by all means.
@@zocre16 I ordered the G32QC in the black Friday sale for £299.99. However, I`ve been reading a lot about 32 inch screens and most people think they`re too big to game on at a desk. You cant see the whole screen at once so you have to move your head from left to right to see everything. In a fast paced FPS game, you`ll get shot at before you even see them. I`ve requested an RMA so I can send to back and I`ll get a 27 inch instead. With a 27 inch screen, you can see the whole screen at once so you can react quicker to enemies without having to move your head.
@@MarkLikesCoffee860 I'd have to disagree with this, but I guess it depends on your set up and how far away from the screen you are. I wish I could post a picture of my set up, but the distance I sit from my monitor makes it perfectly capable to see the whole screen (which is just a few feet, like most gaming set ups). This is what the 1500/1800 curvature is for. In fact, I used to own the 49 inch monitor by Samsung, and still never had much problem. All that being said, if you mostly play CoD, go 27 inch, but spend a bit more to step up to a 240hz 1080p. Those frames are way more important.
Sorry, 1440p on a 32in panel is a non starter. Tried it last year for a week or so and it was just horribly 'soft' looking compared to the razor sharp pixel density of my old 1080p 24in panel I'd come from, sent it back in the end. 1440p = 27in, end of story.
Aww, are you having some feelings because Gigabyte wouldn't give you any money, big guy?? It's okay, you get some juice and then go watch Paw Patrol until you calm down.
Dumbest comment I’ve ever read The guy actually mostly liked the monitor, and said much more good about it than negative things. And the things he didn’t like, other reviewers pointed out the same things What an ignorant comment
Ok I got this thing for about $360 and I have armstand so no wobble (not like I give a shit about wobble) and oh boy thing is the best bang for buck I ever did. 32 inches of bliss.
I have a vesa stand and a armstand so I NO SHITTTTTTTTTTTTTTSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
@@demonposessed7413 is any arm stand or vesa stand compatible I’ve never used one before so do any of them work ?
How is it for reading text, websites, working, etc?
I don’t plan on using it mainly for gaming
Thank you
I think your review was pretty good overall and it does appear to be a good unit with some compromises. Not sure about the angst with the screws as with the correct size screwdriver they should be easy enough to get in and how often do they need to be touched after set up. I also don't get the comparison to another 27 inch monitor when discussing value as it isn't an apples to apples comparison. If you want a 27 inch it is always going to be cheaper.
If you're getting this monitor you're mostly getting it because it has the best contrast possible in this price range and it won't be beat until you start reaching the $700+ price range. I snagged one of these for $260 used and am blown away by the contrast.
How is it for reading text, websites, working, etc?
I don’t plan on using it mainly for gaming
Thank you
TKY
Considering I payed 290 euros for it... its a very very good deal!
where'd you get that deal?
My local store has it for 368€
@@KapucciMane same
Yep! 299GBP from OcUK here. Snapped it up for that price. I'll invest in a top-end panel when OLED monitors are mainstream. Regardless of what you buy these days (TN/VA/IPS) there'll always be a compromise. I think OLED will solve all of that, but we're a while off before we see those.
@@truuuupR Damn £369.99 from Amazon,but I think it’s worth it,just got it today
@@HDLDesigns good stuff man! Glad you like it. I sent mine back sadly. Maybe mine was just a bad panel or maybe I'm just not used to VA's but the inverse ghosting/overshoot was absolutely appalling. Tried tweaking settings for almost 2 hours but there's no way to get rid of it. The pixel response just isn't fast enough. It's a shame because the colours were great. Loved the curve. Loved the simplistic design and it looked awesome wall mounted. Playing games like Tarkov/Warzone looked terrible. Whenever you moved your POV any way, it gave everything really bizarre trails. Dark level smearing was also really obvious on Tarkov. Just couldn't tolerate it.
Biting the bullet and I'm going for the Odyssey G7.
ive owned this monitor since launch. Its great for a va panel, yes the ghosting can be annoying but is only noticed on low res videos. Gaming is excellent and color accuracy and refresh rate is great as well. note: I prefer a ips panel or id even go OLED (minus the burn-in) but the prices of both options are restrictive when there a probably better monitors coming in the near future. But yes techteamgb is right.
man i have problems with this monitor changing resolutions by itself on netflix and some vidoes, have you experienced something like that? I thinking is the cheap ass gtx710 but just asking to know if it has something to do with the monitor
@@AlanPayne. I didn't have any of those issues. I've since retired this monitor
@@kidc_7951 thanks! Then is definetly my old ass Vcard haha
@@kidc_7951 any particular reason why you retired it ?? Your reason in the original post regarding IPS / OLED is exactly what is going through my mind atm.
@@CY078 I bought a 48 inch lg oled to use as a main screen. The gigabyte is now screen 2
I gotta say I picked up the 27 inch for 250ish open box on Newegg and wow. I’m using a blade now with it, currently waiting for my pc build to come in. But wow. My first attempt at desktop gaming a year or so back was paired with a scepter 20ish inch monitor at 1080p (don’t remember exact size) and this is a HUGE leap forward. 1440p is like the middle ground for pc gaming! Plus the nice addition of a curve, man. It’s fantastic for anyone in the market. Affordable and a quality monitor.
Would u say its good for fps games? (I mainly play cod/apex)
@@slite3276 The response times even at at 100hz are terrible. There are a couple other reviews out there that break this down in detail.
@@robsp32 i just my g32qc today and played apex for about 4 hrs at 1440p 165 fps locked and it seemed fine to me
@@slite3276 I suppose at the price point its not bad but compared to actual gaming monitors, its pretty terrible. Check the Rtings ratings.
299GBP from OcUK and Amazon currently. Sub 300 for a 32-inch panel with decent performance and good colours is enough to get a buy from me. No monitor is perfect with the current lineup of panels (TN/VA/IPS). I don't personally see the point in spending 650/700 for something like an Odyssey G7 when, even that, isn't perfect.
I'm very impressed by how good this review is. This is the first video that I watch from this channel and is the only thing close to Hardware Unboxed's monitor reviews, great job
£300 on Amazon at the moment. I think I might take a punt on it as my Sammy 27" is going in the bin.
Just bought this for 360 euros. I mean yes the wobble is very real but its a massive curved screen for this price and it looks stunning. Very happy with it. Maybe if the wobble really annoys me in the long run i might go Vesa to wall.
How is it for reading text, websites, working, etc?
I don’t plan on using it mainly for gaming
Thanks
@@212aeh it does these jobs fine, but if these are the things you do with it: non-curved is probably better. The curve factor only shines for gaming (and maybe media).
it's a good panel but bad construction
Extreme BackLight Bleeding. I gave it back for that
I just bought it for £360 on Amazon UK. The price reduction was a major player on my decision. Not worried about wobble since there's no earthquakes in Ireland. I'm more interested on the quality of the panel and if it's better to my eyes. Thanks for the review. Subscribed.
How is it? Because right now there's a black Friday sale and I might buy it
@@brianlammers9753 Overall I'm happy with it. HDR is not the best and I don't use it. Just keep in mind that you might get some dead pixels because I got a red dead pixel on the first one an a full dead pixel on the second (replacement). With the current price I would go with it. Cheers!
@@EusebioResende thanks for the comment. Do think it's any good for gaming because that's what I'm mainly gonna use it for.
@@brianlammers9753 Is perfectly fine as a gaming monitor. At least for me. But this things always depends on each one's preferences. For example, I prefer this one instead of the AOC because it has USB hub and I don't mind the wobbling, cheap plastic, huge base stand and pour HDR. Buy it, if you don't like it simply return it. Good luck.
Alright thanks
You can't fairly compare price and quality between this panel and the AOC 27" price. Size makes a big difference in monitor pricing.
Right now the price difference is just around 20 usd on Newegg, so its totally worth it for the 32 inch and better quality image.
Exactly. Plus the Gigabyte 32" is better than the AOC 32" overall.
“ My monitor wiggles when I sit at my desk…so Ima blame the monitor…not my cheesy Walmart desk”
Thanks for review. I'm stuck between G27QC and MAG272CQR. What would you recommend?
Why one did you get?
S3220DGF
Does anyone know the difference between this one and the new G32QCA model they released?
This is what I'm trying to find out bro its 70 bucks cheaper this one why tho ?
@@DankTank374 i went with the cheaper model (g32qca) and its done me well. there really isnt a difference, plus its even cheaper right now so i think its worth the price.
Just bought my first one, arrives today. Going for 3 of these for triple sim racing
How’s it going so far?
@@Non8199-r5c Haven't opened the box yet, still waiting on vesa mounts from Murray Motorsports. I'll certainly let you know once it's up and running.
@@tedcrilly1Thanks mate
Congrats
How good is it for productivity tasks like reading, browsing, working, etc?
I don’t plan on gaming on it much
Thanks
For anyone who's interested, don't buy this monitor. VA smearing is terrible.
400 to 500 what would you go for so 32inch gsync monitor possibly flat monitor prefer play mostly sim racing 1440p
Great review, that thing really does wobble, seems crazy that the intended use is for gaming where it's likely fast mouse movements are going to be happening, why would make a wobbly monitor stand ? I've got a Asus 32 inch panel already, I'm thinking of upgrading to something a lot bigger, it would be great if some day you could review some of the larger monitors such as a ROG Strix XG438Q HDR i.e. a large panel that isn't ultra wide - 16:9 / wide screen format.
I found thhe 27" version of this gygabyte at the same price than the AOC C27G2... wich is the best option? I've read that gigabyte offers more brightness and a basic HDR support. Thanks for the review!
I picked up 2 of the Dell 32” 1440p 165hz monitors, what arms would you recommend for a dual monitor setup? This is my first time doing a dual monitor setup, so even though I’m pretty well versed in building PCs I have t built one in about 4-5 years so I’m out of the loop all all the new gadgets. Lol
I use aorus monitors, I like the beefy stand for no wobble.
or buy a cheaper monitor with a desk stand with them, cant wobble if its basically flying over your desk :D
@@ENDOMA555 still wobbles over time
@@attackLive and how is that possible?, its literally off you desk so desk vibrations dont matter if you are not slamming the desk so hard it falls off :D, here with a 32" ultra wide that weighs about 8kg and it doesnt wobble no matter how much I slam the desk.
@@ENDOMA555 I can confirm this as I have this exact monitor on a desk with a monitor stand. And if you wanted to take it one step further and really make it secure, get a gas powered monitor arm VESA mount. They sell high-quality ones that fit 32 inch monitors on Amazon for $30 USD right now. Or spend $200 more for it to come with a better stand, your choice.
@@Dumpus7 Using a high end gas operated monitor arm already, cost a sweet 200 dollars to own, but thanks for the tip! :D
What do you say about the smaller 27" brother "The G27QC"?
This monitor or Samsung J791 VA 34" UWQHD.
Adobe Lightroom image editing for web and print > Programming Productivity > Online Gaming (mostly RTS).
Thanks.
I've subbed and will remain so.... if you can riddle me this. What's a good around 30" 144hz+ monitor for 2021 - WQHD or preferably 4k - and needs to be IPS? :)
Está súper increíble el monitor, me encantó tu revisión del producto.
Have you seen any ghosting in fast moving fps games like csgo or call of duty? thank you and very good video
He said he hasn’t noticed it too much
great review, would you recommend the ultra wide variant of this for sim racing? if not could you recommend a ultra wide for sim racing at the £400 ish price. cheers
I'm yet to test the ultrawide version, although the iiyama one I reviewed this week might be a reasonable fit, or the aoc cq34g2x
if you live on the west coast your screen will never be still
Bought! Let’s see next week!
got the monitor?
@@princenirmal4197 yes, recommendable!! Wouldn’t take any more peanuts for a better one. If you like 1440p and save money coz your graphic cost 1700$, this is the way for your optics ;)
@@Bemmski3 Actually , i'm thinking of using it as an external monior for my laptop which has a gtx 1050ti before my rig comes . Is it any good with the hdmi output?
@@princenirmal4197 it has 2 hdmi outputs, therefore should be fine. Just curious if you gonna play games too or just for the rigs?
@@Bemmski3 I'm a gamer too
using it right now I have a pretty large stirdy desk so it does not really bother me that much i really like the monitor though.
I bought it on black friday and I have returned it, mediocre quality and more problems than benefits, now I am looking between the msi optix mag322cqr 31.5 "vs asus tuf gaming vg32vq1b 31.5"
What did you go with??
@@FtwBohl I tested the Asus TUF and I didn't like it, I finally got the Asus Rog Strix XG32VQR 31.5" and it is brutal, not ghosting, good colors and very good quality and details
£299 at several shops now :)
Is there a 32" MONITOR OF 3840X2160 AT OVER 60 HZ ON THE MARKET IF SO WHAT DO YOU THINK OF IT IS IT WORTH BUYING
how a 166hz monitor can gave ghosting?
How does this compare to Benq EX3203R?
How can you reach 165hz with only a dp 1.2 port or a hdmi 2.0 port? Isn’t it limited to 156hz at this resolution?
you can go up to 144hz by HDMI and the 165hz are only aviable trough the Display port
Can you do a review on DELL S3220DGF
I like the specs on this one, but I'm not a fan of curved displays in general.
Understandable!
I dont get curved displays either, I have tried them but sent them back as I use a mutli monitor setup and they to distort the edges which puts me off. I bought the LG 32GK850F and am so happy I will buy another unless something better comes long.
@@the_bunse maybe for standard 16:9 displays but on ultrawides, a flat panel just doesn't look good
The better in 2024 💪🔥
£400-ish for a monitor with those kinda wobble and cheapy feely issues ? Thats a nope .
I got mine for 290 euros... not bad at all for that price range.
Actually if you us an hdmi you can get 4k but on 120hz
@Devil Bird you can
@Devil Bird i have the monitor and used a hdmi and got 4k but 120hz
is this good for video editing
How’s the HDR looks like? I’m going for one like this for my PS5 because I heard that it can run 4k HDR through the HDMI port and 120hz 1080p so is it a good deal?
I don’t know I got a Xbox series x but I run at 1440p 120hz and oh boy this monitor is great I’ve never played at 120hz I always played at 60hz and it is so much better to play at 120hz this monitor is amazing
@@tonytan4620 Ty man but I’ll stick to my 60hz monitor till eve spectrum release their 2.1 monitors next month
ive used the HDR and its horrible it looks better without HDR on
@@IsolatedPCGamer can you give me a good eye friendly preset for SDR in this monitor? Because I’ve been playing in HDR and i see it brighter and more eye friendly than SDR the only con I saw thus far is the color saturation is very washed out compared to SDR
@@user-en5gu3dd9j I'm unable to fix/reduce ghosting at the moment on the current settings I have but once/ if I sort that out I will let you know what my settings are. I don't want to give you the settings then experience ghosting xD
Can someone tell me Gigabyte G32QC, stand size(those two legs) how wide they are and how deep they are, I am measuring will it fit my table with keyboard and mouse
This monitor or lg32gk650f for ps5 gaming?
Its a best screen for this price !
@@pinkpapa9234 more information?
Yeah i picked one up as of today for £346 , so not to bad considering if it was 50 quid less you would of Been happy and Knowing that so am I now considering I got a great deal !
Still use it? And is it good for gaming online?
Congrats
How good is it for productivity tasks like reading, browsing, working, etc?
I don’t plan on gaming on it much
Thanks
Does it have gsync. Flickering?
Msi MAG322CQR vs Gigabyte G32QC ?
Hey bro suggest me the best 32" 1440p 144hz or more hz HDR monitor
checkout the dell 3200dgf
Man, this would depend greatly on your budget. When it comes to monitors you can get for $350 USD or less, this is the best. But, on the other hand, you're someone who has $1000 to drop, there are obviously much better options available.
i got this one for 299£ , also 165hz and 350 nits is better than AOC variant
Thank you very much. Great vid. Question please. Would it be possible to put a currency converter in the notes, Pounds to US. 😃 Or mention what it costs in US dollars. Or. Maybe you want to keep this to a British viewing audience. 🤔😀
You can visit the amazon link ;)
I have this monitor but refreshrate in games goes on 60hz in monitor settings and in warzone its locked on 60hz
Need help pls!
Btw i checked every setting about refresh rate on windows and nvidia control panel
You fix it?
i ssw it support g-sync too is it true ?
Please review the Dell S2721DGF
💯💯
Is it futureproof
good job!
got this for £290 very happy
I heard that after a month there are problems with the screen, did you have any ?
I have had no issues at all with this monitor , I’m very happy with it - I would recommend this monitor 👍
@@219dale How long have you been using it?
@@1nw hi I have used it every day for the last 10 months with now issues mainly for gaming
Can you comfirm if it can do 1080p 120hz in ps5?
I don’t have one but looking at the specs most likely, I’m not completely sure tho
Would you say it would be good for console?
Wait for the pg32vq the downscaled pg329vqx has hdmi 2.1 high refresh rate
This better them the msi Optix MAG321CQR??
Yes
Do you think this will be good for the Xbox series x?
İ think yes bro.
U can get 4k 60hz with this monitor on xbox series x
This is g sync compatiable?
Yes
Compare to S3220DGF?
Is it Gsync??
Gsync computable
Almost bought this yesterday. Tim from HWUB steered me away from it. Almost bought the iiyama GB3461WQSU-B1 but swerved that after your vid about it (since I mainly play online FPS).
Bought the ViewSonic VX3258-2KPC-MHD.
This monitor or aoc cq27g2
This one 100%. I honestly don't really agree with this review at all. His main complaints are that it has a cheap build quality, but all of that is negated with a $30 gas spring vesa mount, which is ten times better than what any monitor in any price range is going to come with regardless. If you go to Tom's Hardware, and look at comparisons of things that actually matter, they point out how this monitor is literally the absolute best of it's price class in every single meaningful category there is. But if you really just don't like VESA mounts, then by all means.
@@Dumpus7 gigabyte g27qc? is good? or gigabyte g32qc is better?
I'm a fps call of duty and csgo player. Thanks you
@@zocre16 I ordered the G32QC in the black Friday sale for £299.99. However, I`ve been reading a lot about 32 inch screens and most people think they`re too big to game on at a desk. You cant see the whole screen at once so you have to move your head from left to right to see everything.
In a fast paced FPS game, you`ll get shot at before you even see them.
I`ve requested an RMA so I can send to back and I`ll get a 27 inch instead. With a 27 inch screen, you can see the whole screen at once so you can react quicker to enemies without having to move your head.
@@MarkLikesCoffee860 I'd have to disagree with this, but I guess it depends on your set up and how far away from the screen you are. I wish I could post a picture of my set up, but the distance I sit from my monitor makes it perfectly capable to see the whole screen (which is just a few feet, like most gaming set ups). This is what the 1500/1800 curvature is for. In fact, I used to own the 49 inch monitor by Samsung, and still never had much problem.
All that being said, if you mostly play CoD, go 27 inch, but spend a bit more to step up to a 240hz 1080p. Those frames are way more important.
is it actually 1ms response time
Yup
Hello hello again
Can't tell if they are paid by gigabyte or not
This or samsung g7?
$229 at amazon gig
You are so overdramatic about the negatives, especially regarding stand and screws.. 😒
So it says 1ms but it’s actually 5
is it actually
Your complaining about the feeling of it lmao 😂 it’s not like your going to be touching it a lot
A don't now buy this or Samsung odyssey g5.
G7
it looks like it has 90 degree viewing angles, design looks horrible, and that stand is unusable..
Sorry, 1440p on a 32in panel is a non starter. Tried it last year for a week or so and it was just horribly 'soft' looking compared to the razor sharp pixel density of my old 1080p 24in panel I'd come from, sent it back in the end. 1440p = 27in, end of story.
that's dumb very dumb
Wtf are u talking about? Did u know that 1080p at 24in has exact same pixel density as 1440p at 32in? 😀
1080p 24in has the same pixel density as a 1440p 32in
I agree,but 1080p is equally blurry cause of ~92 ppi... 1440p@27" is more sharper cause of ~108ppi
@@DarkPhychic but the guy was comparing 32 1440p to 24 1080p
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Aww, are you having some feelings because Gigabyte wouldn't give you any money, big guy?? It's okay, you get some juice and then go watch Paw Patrol until you calm down.
Dumbest comment I’ve ever read
The guy actually mostly liked the monitor, and said much more good about it than negative things.
And the things he didn’t like, other reviewers pointed out the same things
What an ignorant comment