Gigabyte AORUS FI32U 32" 4K SS IPS Gaming Monitor, Exclusive Built-in ANC, 3840x2160 Display, 144 Hz Refresh Rate, 1ms Response Time (GTG), 1x Display Port 1.4,2x HDMI 2.1,2x USB 3.0,with Type-C,BLACK

Why you would buy this:Practicality of built-in KVM functions.Fairly above-board build quality (or on par with the price perhaps).Comprehensive input and output selection (the built in 600 Ohm DAC output is a nice plus) also there's a mini toslink that went unmentioned for some reason - hiding in the lineout Jack.If you hate IPS glow, you shouldn't look at IPS in general. But if you fear OLED burn-in and don't want the overshot blurry mess VA panels experience when running at or above 120 Hz... the glow / bleed on my unit is fairly minimal - but that obviously varies across any model of IPS model / panel. These are definitely edgelit, but uniformity is very good so far on my end.The panel is not organically 10-bit, it uses 8-bit with FRC (fuzzy logic that essentially emulates the 10-bit 1.07 billion color gamut) ... minimal banding on darker ends of green and blue. But then again, these aren't reference monitors. Those run about 5-10 times the price. This is a gaming monitor. It's a more than reasonable value for a gaming monitor.At the end of the day, I've become a simpler human than I used to be - when my Xbox Series X pushes out 120 Hz 4K 10-bit video, it takes it and runs with it.And what I consider a miracle by some aspects in modern times: there are NO settings on this monitor I have had to futz with. Out of the box "good enough" picture for a fairly OCD dude (me).I dig it.

I was weary to Order at first due to some reviewers claiming dead pixels. What I can tell you is I'm glad I bought them. I bought three of these nearly a month apart on all of them and not one of them had dead pixels. All perfectly functioning beautiful 4k. I have a RTX 3090 so it goes without saying not sure if you would be able to push all those pixels I just have a higher end GPU so keep that in mind. Upgraded from 3 1440p 144hz monitors and let me tell you, triple 4k is beautiful. One thing I've noticed it the quality build of these monitors are superb. I had 3 asus before these and it just didn't feel quality like these. Highly recommend to anyone out there. Great buy!!

It came with a few dead pixels. Luckily it is easy to ignore as the screen is huge and the pixel too small. Y can only see it if I get closer when the screen is displaying a single colorThe screen doesn't dim as another IPS screen I have, the quality is great overall. I may prefer a VA panel next time or miniled. I miss the good contrast on black colors.EDIT: After some time of use the, same pixel remained dead and it isn't growing. Luckily I've got to easily ignore the dead pixels as it is tiny and noticeable when the whole screen is white.

This monitor by far the best I've owned!! Full 144hz for PC and full 120hz for Ps5 or Xbox. Graphics amazing!!

Excellent monitor for Next-Gen consoles. Quality is superb and durable. Sleek and high-end bodywork. Recommend!

I bought this monitor because it seemed to tick all the boxes: not 27" (too small if you want to use the extra pixels for screen real estate rather than additional definition), inputs compatible with modern Mac and PC outputs without adapters, good refresh rates and HDR for gaming and video. However after connecting both my work and personal computers, I noticed a stuck red pixel in the center of the screen. I verified by switching between input types that this was not a connection issue. I ran a stuck pixel fixer (smartUDPixel) program overnight, but there was no change.Based on the other reviews, I knew I was playing the lottery with this monitor. This is the first time in my experience of having a stuck pixel. This includes on monitors that have been moved 7 times and driven hundreds of miles over the course 8 years.I decided to return the monitor. All the specs in the world don't matter if the basics aren't there.

Upgraded from old 2017 1080p 144hrz, and this monitor blew my mind!The brightness, size and the picture quality are really great.The colors seems to be very accurate (I'm not an editor).Came without dead pixels.Easy installationWorth the 650$ I paid for.