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Gigabyte MO32U2

The Gigabyte MO32U2 lands as a strong 4k monitor, built around 32 in.

In stock32 in240 HzOLED0.03 msDisplayHDR True Black 40010-bit
Gigabyte MO32U2
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Our verdictCompare Electronic editors

A strong 4k monitor that earns its place, strong on kvm switch.

70/100
vs other 4k monitors
Scored 70/100 against other 4k monitors, not against pricier classes above it.
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What we think

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KVM switch

It handles kvm switch, a feature worth having if your use needs it.

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G-Sync

It handles g-sync, a feature worth having if your use needs it.

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FreeSync

It handles freesync, a feature worth having if your use needs it.

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Above-average refresh rate

240 Hz against a 4k monitors average near 179 Hz, a higher figure is generally better here.

Worth knowing

Figures come from the manufacturer spec sheet and are checked against retailer listings.

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Spec-sheet rated, not bench-tested

We score from the published spec, so confirm bundle contents and software support on the retailer page before you commit.

Our take

None of these are deal-breakers for the right buyer, but they are the trade-offs to weigh.

Best for

Made for the living room

Anyone building a living-room setup who want a 4k monitor that delivers without fuss, and this one fits.

Skip if

Skip it if

You need the brightest, sharpest panel, in which case a higher-tier 4k monitor is the better call.

In short

A strong 4k monitor that fits more buyers than it doesn't.

Performance breakdown

Scored relative to the class, not against flagship models

vs other 4k monitors
70/100
Best in class scored 70
Class average 53
Lowest in class 16
Display68 / 100
Mid-pack display for the class.
Ports88 / 100
Strong ports for the class.
Gaming features88 / 100
Strong gaming features for the class.
Ergonomics88 / 100
Strong ergonomics for the class.

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Who this is right for

Picture yourself in these scenarios. How well does this fit?

Home cinema viewer
Wants the best picture for films and gaming nights.
Good fit
Everyday watcher
Mixed TV, streaming and the odd console session.
Good fit
Budget upgrader
Replacing an older set without overspending.
Okay fit

What every spec actually means

Numbers translated into real-world impact

Refresh rate240 Hz

A higher figure is generally better here

Panel typeOLED

Defines part of what this 4k monitor can do

Response time0.03 ms

A lower figure is generally better here

HDR certificationDisplayHDR True Black 400

Defines part of what this 4k monitor can do

KVM switchYes

A feature worth having if your use needs it

G-SyncYes

A feature worth having if your use needs it

FreeSyncYes

A feature worth having if your use needs it

Size32 in

A higher figure is generally better here

Complete specifications

Verified across manufacturer datasheets and retailer spec tables

All specs
kvm
true
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tilt
true
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pivot
true
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g sync
true
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swivel
true
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freesync
true
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bit depth
10-bit
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size inch
32
class avg 31 in
weight kg
7.95
class avg 7 kg
panel type
OLED
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refresh hz
240
class avg 179 Hz
response ms
0.03
class avg 1 ms
hdmi version
2.1
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hdr certified
DisplayHDR True Black 400
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color gamut p3
99% DCI-P3
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displayport version
1.4
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Common questions

The things people ask before buying this product

Is the Gigabyte MO32U2 worth it?

For most buyers, yes. It scores 70/100 against other 4k monitors, a strong result where the class average is around 53.

What stands out on the Gigabyte MO32U2?

Its kvm switch stands out, a feature worth having if your use needs it.

How does it compare to the LG 32GS95UV Ultragear OLED Gaming Monitor?

The LG 32GS95UV Ultragear OLED Gaming Monitor scores 63/100 versus this one at 70/100, so this is the stronger pick on the spec sheet.

If this isn't quite right

Better alternatives depending on what you actually need

If you want to spend less
LG 32GS95UV Ultragear OLED Gaming Monitor
The LG 32GS95UV Ultragear OLED Gaming Monitor covers the basics for less outlay.
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