Best 4K HDR Monitor PERIOD - INNOCN 32M2V 32” Mini LED Review
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Best 4K HDR Monitor PERIOD - INNOCN 32M2V 32” Mini LED Review
today I’m reviewing the brightest 4K monitor I’ve ever seen, and the good news is not only is it bright, but this monitor has a lot of surprises up its sleeves that I think will make it a very attractive option to those looking for a solid 32” 4K HDR monitor.
The monitor I'm reviewing today is the INNOCN 32M2V a 144Hz, IPS, 32”, 16:9, Mini LED gaming monitor with 138 pixels per inch, a reported response time of 1ms, gsync and freesync compatibility, an HDR 1000 rating, and 99% DCI P3 coverage
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Is sRGB mode a holdout from when monitors were still mostly analog?
Hey, the link on the video sends me to the 27" monitor?
The Innocn Service said to me: "The 32M2V monitor will be available in Europe/Germany in the second quarter of the year (May at the earliest)."
I searched for this, exciting times are coming. Thank You!
price in eu?
What about the US? This monitor has been unobtainable since your review.
No sign of this monitor in Europe and it is now mid JUNE 23. What is going on?
@@fyorbane i went and bought the OLED G8. Got tired of waiting.
I ended up returning 3 monitors due to different quality issues. The haloing effect was bad and inconsistent, which made HDR unusable outside of games. Even watching videos was distracting if subtitles were on, and UI elements just look weird.
It's bright, and the color gamut coverage is really good. However all the other issues (OSD menu, design, viewing angles, panel uniformity, and blemishes under the panel) made this a no buy even at $600.
I picked this up about 3 weeks ago and am really loving it. It's my first experience with 4K, >60Hz refresh, and HDR, so I can't compare to other monitors on any of those grounds but it really does seem to do a great job at all of them, and I chose it because it was one of the few non-curved non-ultrawide 30-35" reasonably priced options with enough dimming zones to be considered "real" HDR.
I have only two real complaints: 1) It is very slow to initialize out of sleep or boot, so Windows detects my second monitor for several seconds before this one wakes up, making it shift windows around before it realizes this monitor is present. Fairly minor but it can cause odd problems with scaling after wake, until I move the window back and forth or restart the programs. More a Windows problem than the monitor's, but the monitor's lag time in waking is the root cause. 2) Fairly slow grey-to-grey pixel response; even if the specs say 1ms it seems to have closer to 6ms response. This doesn't bother me at all (I came from a 6ms response monitor anyway), and the overall latency is great as mentioned in this review so it doesn't hurt FPS gameplay, only causes potential ghosting/smearing with fast moving scenes. This is something I'm not very sensitive to but if you are you may want to look elsewhere.
6ms for an ips panel, sheesh.
@@AssaultDoneky i thought it was 1ms. @xiuhtec, does the menu let you turn off miniLED to make the display uniform brightness?
@@jerry8405 Yes, you can turn off the local dimming zone feature and the monitor then becomes a very bright IPS panel.
@jerry8405 there is no true 1ms response time panels other than OLED, its all marketing. People that actually measure this show proof.
@Theragegamer39 More precisely 6.7ms and this is slower than the fastest by 2.3ms. But this is enough to see halos after the object. :(@@AssaultDoneky
The review I've been waiting for all over RUclips
Same I've been searching for this monitor everyday. Only seen 1 chinese review
it's hard to beat this for $850 while on sale at amazon. bought one for my wife to use for color editing + a little gaming in a bright room and couldn't find anything comparable under $2k.
Bought my C2 42 for $799 🤔
@@realjoemama but again yes it's maybe cheaper but it's also 10 inch bigger aswell not everyone wants a 42 inch as a monitor you know so most people prefer 32 inch
@@XeqtrM1e point is the C2 is a significantly better display and cheaper (oled, lower latency and still has great hdr even if it is oled) even if it is bigger. You can put the monitor further back if you have a deep enough desk.
@@RiceCubeTech you can't really compare a pc monitor to a tv because tv far ahead when comes to resolution etc to a monitor and both tv and monitor came out exactly the same time it would pretty much cost the same and plus tv not optimal for pc use ether
@@RiceCubeTech ofc it's cheaper do you even know how old tv is the tv came out couple generation before a monitor so they hade more time to develop and make tv cheaper to produce I can tell you this if tv was as old as pc monitor would pretty much cost the same if not more
You should really test the response time across the refresh rate. The problem with all other 32" 4k miniled displays out there, the ones that sell for more than 2 or 3 thousand dollars, isn't their response time at max refresh, but when the framerate drops below 120 FPS. Even with a 4090 you will drop below 120hz or when you're emulating at 60hz you want your response time to be tack sharp as well, so this is a really important stat.
As it stands this review made me interested in this monitor but I will have to wait for someone to post sub 120hz results before taking the plunge.
They all have response times lower than what is perceptible to humans. That 1ms here and there isn't going to make you a better gamer. You've fallen for marketing.
@@chiefjudge8456 You are wrong in every way, I'm talking about 30ms or more for a pixel refresh when FALD is engaged at lower refresh rates on the PG32UQ for example. It makes sense then, if you can't see that, that a faster display won't make your gameplay better since you have a worse perception than a digital camera from 1996 💀
Kidding aside, pixel response time is important for not only FPS games, and obviously a fast display won't improve your skills if you're not at the skill cap. The thing that's important is that the instant pixel response times providing perfect clarity when moving around. Without that, for example, pixel art games will never look right.
IMO any sample and hold display does not provide enough motion clarity without interpolation techniques, not even OLED. Sure you don't see the difference between a 7ms and 5ms response as long as it's below the refresh window, but you clearly see the difference between a CRT with an instant pixel response time and any other display technology.
You're clearly too young to have enjoyed a CRT at >92Hz, but everything will just feel slow and sluggish in comparison. Hell, a 360Hz fast IPS or 240Hz OLED look like a smeary mess compared to even a 60Hz CRT.
@@hugevibez Everything you said is technically wrong and you have no idea what you're talking about. Again, you are a victim of marketing.
did u srsly not talk about blooming, thats the biggest issue with miniled
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I ordered this monitor today as a part of a Prime day deal, Which made it's price drop from 800€ to 500€ on the German amazon, which I think is an absolutely phenomenal price for this kind of monitor.
As somone workinng from home, I think the USB-C connectivitiy is a underrated feature for many people like me. (Charginng work laptop without aditional cable)
Same thoughts as me. Given that the pandemic happened I would have thought that many others would shift to a hybrid model of partially working from home/office and value the need for USB-C with sufficient power delivery, but sadly there aren't many 4k 32" gaming monitors with USB-C.
This one checks all my boxes and is simply a great value for its price.
Yeah I got its little brother, the 27M2V Mini LED a little over a month, and it's absolutely stunning. Best value for 800 USD. Paired with Windows 11 or a PS5, it's really something. :)
You know that you could buy a LG C2 42" for that price which is the real best 4K HDR.. not a little lcd crap..
@@hades4438 Yup.
I wouldn’t say the C2 is necessarily better. They both have their strengths and weaknesses when it comes to using them as a monitor.
@@hades4438 bro no ones using a 42 inch monstrosity for gaming on a pc when your like super close to your monitor so ye im not gonna buy a 42 inch thanks
@@hades4438 Not everyone wants a big monitor.
Snagged one for $700 on Amazon. Such a good monitor for the price. No complaints.
I bought one for $522. 25% off prime deal today
Thank you for including the calibration results!
I got one for $500 on Amazon, today. First use.
Just purchased this monitor. My takeaway is to use hdmi 2.1 rather than display port 1.4 as i noticed frame pacing issues with display port as it only can do 32 Gbps whereas hdmi 2.1 can do 48 Gbps. Overall I was blown away by the local dimming. i watched some youtube videos with dark scenes (Joaquin Joker scene with Robert Deniro) and it had some ghosting so its preference to you to turn it off. Overall gaming is fantastic. I came from a 240hz corsair non-oled panel and there is the slightest amount of smearing on GtG but honestly im pretty picky on that stuff. I am very satisfied with my purchase and got it for $600 on a lightning deal. Oh and no joke, it is super bright!
The 27 inch one gets more attention because of the latency is too high for the 32 inch one.
27” also has 160PPI
Glad you liked it! I was looking for a little validation on my purchase. I dont haave many gripes aside from how ugly the bezels are and how annoying it is to use the menu. Cant wait to try out those ICC profiles!
The black version looks soo much better, I agree that the silver one is horrible. It gives you that old chinese dvd player cheapo piece of garbage feeling haha
Wow this is the perfect monitor. I will either buy this or PG42UQ. I am leaning toward the OLED but it is big.
might as well go oled for certain quality, pg42 esp the mini led is dam expensive
Avoid OLED. Too dim for a good HDR experience, bad text quality due to WBGR pixel layout, and inherently flawed due to burn-in. MiniLED is better.
The pg42uq has a matt screen. It seems like it changes the picture allot. The lgc2 is 500 dollars cheaper and has a glossy screen
consider the lg 240hz 45'' oled ultrawide it does not take up as much height was but you get more side to side screen. in 21:9
I recently picked up what I assume is the same panel in different housing, the KTC M32P10.
I ordered this on amazon a few days ago, and it arrived a day early, and I assembled it, and it wouldn’t turn on. Now I’m returning it today. I’m a order another one cause man the specs sound amazing and I need that 32” size.
Just ordered mine comes in a couple days what it just doesn’t power on did you check the cable plugged in right?
@@jrlivingspaces I checked multiple outlets and everything, wouldn’t turn on at all. The power block light was on though, so I know for a fact the outlets worked. The monitor itself wouldn’t turn on regardless. I returned it and I bought a new one. The new one I got turned on right away when I pressed the power button. And let me tell you, this monitor is so great man. The picture quality and color depth is beautiful along with the HDR10. Granted I don’t have a PC, I use my Playstation 5 and Xbox series s on it, but it works wonders when I’m gaming. When I do get a PC though, I can’t wait to see how well it performs.
Edit: It’s also very great to use as a second screen with a macbook pro. I do music so it helps being able to drag over some apps I have open and be able to simultaneously do things on the monitor along with my macbook pro m2 max.
Nice man nice and you don't know lag when playing games on the consoles right?@@iamjshep3
Excellent review - thanks!
got freaked out and thought this was a review for a 4k 32" oled for a sec there.
OLED is too dim for a good HDR experience and has burn-in issues. Avoid it.
I'll share my experience with the 27 inch 4k 60hz model as I used your review in conjunction with others to make the purchase. It's a fantastic monitor, well built and the brightness levels even with Standard high definition is incredible. Add the local dimming zone feature with some small backlight contrast tweaks and the monitor shines and shows inky blacks which makes using the monitor for movies or gaming a joy. I also have an OLED portable monitor in which to compare and the versatility of this monitor with it's IPS sharpness puts it in a place that makes it clearly suitable as a primary desktop monitor.
I have a M1 Max which also has a Micro LCD screen and side by side, the Innonc holds it's own. With this new tech as a cousin of OLED, I won't be going back to standard LCD displays again. The contrast levels, brightness and so forth is the next step in desktop monitors and getting my foot in the door for 500 dollars on sale through Amazon was a purchasing decision that turned out to be a smart move. A leap of faith that produced excellent results.
Again, for anyone looking to get this monitor, it's very well built and even if it's exterior design is somewhat eccentric, you don't see any of that when it's on the desk. The way the monitor swivels, goes up and down is butter smooth. Some may not like the exposed cabling on the bottom but it's a small sacrifice easily made for what it is as a whole.
Any good 42-43" mini led? I play games but also am a freelance artist using photoshop a lot and I don't want the risk of burn in from oled or the screen dimming while I'm trying to work.
The silver kills it for me.
Rather just get the KTC 576 zone 32" or 27", less dimming zones but brighter, black & cheaper.
32" KTC has the exact same 1k dimming zones. I agree on the silver, but I can’t find any descent reviews on KTC, cause all I could find tells that KTC is not that good with Color coverage.
Now i have Samsung Neo G7 and my only complaint is matte coating(
It stands side by side with my previous Acer XV32QKKV with matte coating too, but i think it's lighter, because Neo g7 looks noticeably grainier for just browsing and for work ;( if you had neo g7 and remember the matte coating on it, how it's compared to this Innocn 32M2V in terms of haziness? And what about infamous IPS glow effect without maximum local dimming?
Because in all other aspects i find neo g7 fantastic display! but damn that grainy coating ;(
Thanks!
The DCI P3 seems backwards? P3 is usually higher in hdr mode and lower in sdr mode. This seems really weird.
How do you feel about the ktc m27p20 pro compared to this one?? Hope you do the 27 inch version soon. Also I wish you did a comparison between the Neo g8 and g7 for motion clarity maybe not the g8 but the g7 at least sticking with 4k comparisons. We know what OLEDs can do 😅.
This looks great, but I am a bit worried - multiple reviews saying the monitor has back-light flickering issues when luminating dark zones. Might have to stick to the cooler master version for a small bit extra because I can see myself getting frustrated by this issue. Especially since I'm trying to get close to OLED performance.
I was actually going to get the GP27U until I heard that it has flickering issues and to go with the InnoCN instead. Interesting that you’re hearing the same thing about the InnoCN monitor. Where did you hear this? Also, the InnoCN still has a huge advantage in that it has about double the amount of dimming zones compared to the GP27U. The KTC model also has the higher zone count.
What’s your thoughts on this monitor now? Especially with it going on sale pretty often now to $599. Are there better alternatives or is it just a steal at this price?
Is this monitor even on the market yet? The Amazon link takes you to the $249.00 model, and cannot find the 32M2V online, literally anywhere.
Does this monitor has bad blooming? Like with the mouse cursor?
Just ordered one, these are 492 USD on amazon today
I can't find the 32inch version anywhere. I only see the 27inch
Your humor is grade A, love it
Great review!
Worth it for $799.99 + 7% cash back on Prime Day?
love the video, you got yourself a subscriber! Is there an eta on the review for the 27M2V?
I’ll have it up soon.
where tf did you get a black verison
Glossy finish, 240Hz and a little bit better of a calibration and I would have bought it right away.
I'm wondering if this is better than the neo G7. You can get the neo G7 at a similar price if discounted and it has the same number of zones but it's a VA panel and has a curve.
It’s better. The Neo G7 doesn’t get very bright at all and imo has a worse finish. The Neo G7 is a good monitor, just not a good HDR monitor.
@@thedisplayguy which is better in term of black level? Neo g7 or innocn?
I have my Oled only 30-50 Brightness and hdr true black 400. Peak 1000 is so bright. My eyes hurt😢
great review! Is this a monitor you'd still recommend for someone who has a 7800x3d with a 4090 build coming on the way? Is the company trust-worthy, like keeping up with updates and etc.. thanks!
Just bought this monitor for 500 EUR I Germany on prime week 🎉😊
You should compare it to the Acer X32 FP. Both monitors are pretty similar I'd love to see how they match up
This has 2x the local dimming zones and higher HDR rating.
@@thedisplayguy great video again /s
I tried both, The Innocn is a better display overall. The only difference is the build quality and look of the display. The picture quality is better on the Innocn, Plus performance is similar, The Acer predator is slightly faster, but not by much.
x32 fp would be similar to the gp27u with only 576 dimming zones and hdr1000 peaks out at about 1300
F for the fallen soldier who became blind while testing this beast 😂
I'm seeing some complaints on amazon that the RGB lights cannot be turned off, but can't find an explicit answer on Amazon or the website. Can someone confirm this?
They can be turned off 👍
I like my 27m2v, but i really miss 25/50 or 75hz mode, many youtube videos are i 25/50hz. And if switching between sources it reverts to original settings which is annoying, and also if switching HDR on/off. That must be an bug. But it is really great despite these quirks. I have not had any better.
Do they not have this model anymore? I can't find it on Amazon.
What about the contrast? what kind of review doesn't measure the contrast?
Been waiting for this one!!
Why aren't these monitors readily available in the UK
Great value but the sustained 100% brightness is no more than 40seconds before it auto dims to below 600nits-ish
650nits sustained.
Is it possible to get a 27'' 4k 240 hz oled glossy display this year?
No.
@@thedisplayguy 🥲
I'm looking for exactly these parameters, I couldn't find it anywhere. It doesn't exist yet. During this year 2023 they will announce new smaller OLED monitors. So I'm curious.
Yes 27” 4k 160PPI or 34” 5120x2160 160PPI Oled glossy and I’m sold.
Looks like this monitor is on sale for $629 after an additional $70 off coupon. Is this still the best 32" HDR monitor? Good for PS5?
is this a good upgrade to my LG 27GN950?
Hi. Cant find this model on official website maybe brand name - Titan Army ?
Its finally on their now along with the -b model black
1152 dimming zones.... Not bad. 🤔
Did he say that in the video? I missed that
The panel is m320qan02.3, I would like at least m315dca-k7b
I bought an open box G8 in canada for 1250 and it's spectacular
Any settings you'd recommend?
Will this rotate and provide portrait mode like the 27" version? Any issues with scaling, or anything else when using this with a Macbook Pro M2 or newer?
Damn this looks interesting. I went for an alienware qd oled last year and wont upgrade in the near future (is this an upgrade?).
It's too bad there's no 1440P version, as 4K is a bit tough to drive at high refresh rates in games.
No it isn't Just get at least a 3000 series and use quality dlss. Or a 4000's series for the rare game that needs more power.
@pkadair Ot just use DLSS. Or use integer scaling.
@@guywithalltheanswers6942 not on max settings
@@guywithalltheanswers6942 most modern games that doesn’t even apply even with dlss quality maybe a 3090 or 3090ti at a stretch but the rest of the 30 series nope. I would say the 30 series is more 60 fps 4k in big titles and high refresh in esports
@@majicalpandatech My 3080 can run most games at least 80 fps with quality. Often 100 fps to 120.
idk why everyone wants a bright screen i turn mine down and its only an ips
Getting brighter is about getting closer to reality, hence why HDR formats are such a hot debate nowadays
I like to work with a lot of natural light as I have a good view out from my apartment so need the screen to overpower the ambient light
Bcz your ips can't get much low 😂
HDR gaming is a thing
Because it looks amazing
Is the stand able to rotate into portrait mode? Plan on upgrading next year to a 240hz oled and want to put whatever I buy now portrait on the side lol. Can always just buy a new stand.
Curious if you will test the KTC M32
Is there any better alternate available when it comes to 27-32" and 4k resolution? Any price range.
Does it have a matte display or shiny
So I can lay some fast paced COD on this?
What is the height when the monitor is at the lowest point on the stand? I have a desk that has a top shelf and it needs to be able to fit underneath it.
The panel is relatively slow and prone to ghosting. Innocn uses the same panel as the one found in the 32UQX, which is known for its less than stellar pixel response time. While the mini LEDs are indeed dimmer (compared to 32UQX), they are also likely less reliable due to the significantly lower price point. Additionally, their warranty policy is rather unclear and unconventional, with only a one-year warranty period if I'm not mistaken.
Display guy says latency is fine tho oh you mean response time hmm yeah but oh well for 700 can’t go wrong I’ll deal with a little ghosting for the image I play mostly single player slower paced titles anyway
@@jrlivingspaces It's very slow, watch Hardware Unboxed and it's probably relatively unreliable because they use much worse LEDs than on G7/G8 Neo (I don't mention 32UQX, it uses the best LEDs but its panal is still slow) and 1 year limited warranty indicates Innocn's reliability, it's evident that it's not good, otherwise they would make it like 2 or 3 years.
Meh not sure I had it returned it cuz it had VRR flicker before I realized how to fix it but yes it wasn't as responsive as like the AW3423DWF but welp I want 4K that crisp resolution plus I play slower paces games only occassional shooters so its fineee how many gamers on COD play on massive slow regular TV's and can still smoke both of us in BF2042 or COD??
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Have u looked at the Asus pg32uqxr?? Very interested in that one. U rock!!
I recently ordered the Cooler Master Tempest GP27U myself for a 4k monitor.
I think that cooler master monitor is pretty good as well for a 4k monitor.
its pretty good but it has bugs I sent mine back to amazon
@@ployth9000 What were the bugs you experienced?
@@HayashiKaiji you can't run the monitor at 1440p @ 160hz or 1080p @ 160hz it has increased input lag when enabling local dimming makes the panel too slow and if you do set it to the rated 1ms you get horrible ghosting fastest response option also it has some trouble from waking from sleep in safe mode
@@ployth9000 Ah the local dimming and the 1ms thing sounds pretty normal as far as monitors goes.
About the 1ms overdrive setting, unless it's OLED (that new panel types), hardly any LCD monitors on the market actually legit can do 1ms stable without any glitches.
The 160 Hz thing is one I'm aware and it kind of sucks, but not a deal breaker for me.
Thanks for response lol, I thought it had some actual bug I wasn't aware of.
Hi! Can you check the charging speed for me? I bought the same one but the charging speed is only 65W. Thank you!!
I don't understand how the dick measuring contests, I mean the Hz race in monitors, barely bumps up the MSRP but you ask for a little something something over 250 nits and the price is exactly how many cd/m the monitor is
How would you compare this monitor, to the ktc mini led monitor?
not sold in the UK 😭😭
Can I use 120fps and 4k at the same time?
Does it have ips glow in the corners?
What’s the best setting for this monitor? I got it because of you
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Just if it had a bezel that wasn't from 1995.
How does this monitor perform when reading and doing office work on a Macbook Pro 14?
Hope this becomes available in Europe!
Good video! I subscribe your patreon for accessing to all your ICC profiles, but I can't find your ICC profile for INNOCN 32M2V. It looks like you might forget to put this profile in there? Can you please confirm this? Thanks!
I’m hoping to revisit this monitor soon.
What monitor would you recommend? I like glossy monitor, I prefer OLED or 4K with good HDR.. 27-32 inches. I’m a student but plan to use it as small tv for my office.. and would like it to work well with my MacBook Pro..
i would recommend lg for most people, they have really good brightness tuning that pleasant to the eye, color can be tuned, to certain extent
@@iikatinggangsengii2471 do you know if one specifically? Most of the ones I’ve seen have the Matte coating and that is a deal breaker for me
OLED is garbage. Too dim for a good HDR experience, bad text quality due to WBGR pixel layout, and inherently flawed due to burn-in. MiniLED is better.
@@chiefjudge8456 lmao shit posting on every monitor video
@@chiefjudge8456 I strongly disagree. MiniLED IPS = still subpar blacks in demanding scenes (not enough zones), IPS glow and worse motion clarity. OLED is just superior. Burn-in? I’ve been heavily gaming on my 77G7 for over 5 years now, and there is no trace of burn-in. Brightness is inferior to LCD, sure, but since I don’t game in a very bright room, I don’t even use “OLED light” @100.
This is the perfect monitor
Missed the 850$ discount while waiting for a good review :(
Does 1250$ a good price for this monitor? (I live in Saudi Arabia and the shipping and tax are killing me!)
where do u find drivers for the monitor?
Wish there were more in the 35-38 inch range
27” would be better to keep the PPI around 160. 38” you will only be getting around 125PPI just a slight improvement on the standard 1440p 109PPI. I see monitors getting larger and larger but they need to scale resolution to keep PPI high.
Exactly, anything above 32 inch would be entering tv size territory. How far would you be sitting from your monitor that you need 35 inch to 38 inch? 32 inch is too large for most people using normal desk.
42 oled LG, 43 MiniLED Samsung
Would you get this or the g9 oled?
Hmm Europe availability?
can you also review the OSD? a good OSD is important to me to be able to easily switch inputs
It’s terrible.
@@thedisplayguy can you disable local dimming in menu's? i need uniformity for my work
hi i recently got this monitor because of your review, but i need help. i turned on hdr on the monitor setting and on windows, but all the colors look washed out. idk how to fix this. is that normal? doesn't feel like it
Open display settings, under use hdr ( or above ) open windows hd color option and slide that bar to the right.
@@Eusebiugh hi i tried that but it didn't help, maybe my model was buggy. i already sent it back
@@ghosting3961 Its almost normal that many monitor except oled, when you turn on hdr it looks either yellowish or washed out. You need to check the r g b colors and set them again,
So does the 32" version of this monitor still exist? It looks like there is only the 27" size available?
careful, it's just the 60hz monitor available, who knows when they restock
amz link takes me to the three 27" models.
it doesn't seem to exist anymore, the link takes you the 27 inch version
It will be back.
@@thedisplayguy Are you sure? mid June now and nowhere to be found. No other reviews of this monitor anywhere. I think they have stopped production and are concentrating on the 27" version only.
nooo!!! i just got a 4k acer ips 32in hdr 400 monitor i should have waited. i love hdr
If it love HDR, 400 nits is not enough. If you haven’t seen more than 400 than 1000 nits will blow you away.
Are you the same guy in Graphically Challenged channel?😧
wondering when it will be possible to buy this monitor in europe