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If you want something cheaper, check out the Gigabyte M28U instead. It's nearly identical to the Gigabyte M32U, but the larger screen results in slightly sharper text and clearer images. It's an excellent gaming monitor with two HDMI 2.1 ports for next-gen console gaming, and it has an outstanding response time, resulting in crystal-clear motion with almost no noticeable blur behind fast-moving objects. It has a great selection of additional gaming features, including a backlight strobing feature, commonly known as black frame insertion, and support for FreeSync variable refresh rate technology.

Overall, the M32U is the better choice for most people, as it has a larger screen and slightly better motion handling, especially at 60Hz. However, if you're looking for something cheaper, the M28U is almost as good.

The Gigabyte M28U is the best 144Hz console gaming monitor we've tested. It's an excellent gaming monitor, with an excellent response time at the max refresh rate and when gaming at 120Hz, resulting in crystal-clear motion with almost no blur behind fast-moving objects. It also has exceptionally low input lag, ensuring your actions remain in sync with what you see on the screen.

One of the main features of this monitor is that it supports HDMI 2.1 bandwidth on both of its HDMI ports. This allows it to take full advantage of the Xbox Series X and PS5 consoles. It's also one of the relatively few monitors that support the PS5's variable refresh rate feature. It's compatible with FreeSync, G-SYNC, and HDMI Forum variable refresh rates, ensuring a nearly tear-free gaming experience from any source.

It also supports HDR gaming from both new consoles, but sadly, HDR doesn't add much, as it has a low contrast ratio and just decent peak brightness in HDR. In SDR, though, it delivers an excellent gaming experience, and it's an excellent choice for console gamers.

If you like the feature set and performance of the Gigabyte M32U, but want something a bit smaller, then take a look at the Gigabyte M28U. It's nearly identical to the larger version but with a 28 inch screen and a slower 60Hz response time. It delivers an excellent gaming experience, with HDMI 2.1 bandwidth for PS5 and Xbox Series S|X gamers, and it has outstanding low input lag for a responsive gaming experience. It also supports FreeSync and G-SYNC compatible variable refresh rates, ensuring a nearly tear-free gaming experience from almost any source. However, it has worse ergonomics as it can't swivel.

Overall, the M32U is the best 32 inch, 4k gaming monitor, as it has a much better response time at 60Hz, which is what most console games run at. If you want something smaller or cheaper, though, the M28U is a great alternative.

The best 4k 144Hz monitor we've tested in a 28 inch screen size is the Gigabyte M28U. It's essentially a smaller version of the Gigabyte M32U, with a few minor differences. It has excellent gaming performance, and it's versatile enough if you want to use it for other uses, like if you need to work on it during the day, as it has a few extra features like a keyboard, video, and mouse (KVM) switch.

Like the larger variant, the M28U has an excellent response time at its max refresh rate of 144Hz, and it remains quick at 120Hz if you want to use it for console gaming. It also has native FreeSync support and works with NVIDIA graphics cards for G-SYNC compatibility. Gaming feels responsive thanks to its incredibly low input lag, and it doesn't increase much at lower refresh rates. It also delivers great picture quality in bright rooms as it has excellent peak brightness, enough to fight glare.

Sadly, it has limited ergonomics as you can't swivel it or rotate it into portrait mode, but you can wall-mount if you need to move the screen around. It also doesn't have the full 48 Gbps bandwidth of HDMI 2.1, but it still supports 4k signals up to 144Hz over HDMI, thanks to compression. All in all, it's a great choice if you want a smaller 4k 144Hz gaming monitor.

If you don't want to spend a ton of money on a high-end monitor, check out the Gigabyte M28U. While it doesn't deliver the same perfect black levels as the Dell Alienware AW3423DW, it still delivers sharp images thanks to its 4k resolution, and its 28-inch screen is big enough for multitasking. It offers an impressive combination of features for both gamers and office users. It has a USB hub that features three USB-A ports and a USB-C port, and it has a KVM switch that lets you control two devices with the same keyboard and mouse, which is great for productivity.

It has fantastic accuracy before calibration, meaning you won't have to get it calibrated if your work requires accurate colors. It also gets bright enough to fight glare in a well-lit room, and the reflection handling is good. Even if you want to use it for gaming, it has a high refresh rate, variable refresh rate (VRR) support, and while it doesn't have the same motion handling as the Dell, it still looks great. If you want something even larger, it's also available in a 32-inch size, known as the Gigabyte M32U, but it doesn't get as bright.

If you find that the 32-inch screen size of the Gigabyte M32U is too big or you want something cheaper, look into the Gigabyte M28U. It's essentially a smaller version of the M32U with a less ergonomic stand, and there are some minor differences in performance too. While the M32U has a quicker response time, the M28U gets brighter, so it's better to use in well-lit rooms and has better reflection handling. It has many of the same gaming features with HDMI 2.1 bandwidth that lets you play 4k games up to 120 fps, and even if it doesn't support the full 48 Gbps bandwidth of HDMI 2.1, it doesn't affect the overall picture quality or gaming performance with either the PS5 or Xbox Series X.

It has low input lag for a responsive feel and an excellent response time with high-frame-rate signals. While it's slower with 60 fps signals, it's still good, and you won't notice much blur trail with fast-moving objects. It also has a backlight strobing feature to reduce persistence blur, and unlike most monitors, it works at the same time as VRR, and it flickers within a wide range.

While you won't exactly find 4k 144Hz monitors in the budget category, the Gigabyte M28U is a great option to get if you want a 4k 144Hz monitor at a lower cost. It's essentially a smaller version of the Gigabyte M32U, with a few minor differences, like a different stand with worse ergonomics since it doesn't have swivel adjustments, but that's only an issue if you need to constantly adjust the screen. It still has excellent gaming performance and is versatile enough if you want to use it for other uses.

Like the larger variant, it has an excellent response time at its max refresh rate of 144Hz and remains quick at 120Hz if you want to use it for console gaming. It also has native FreeSync support and works with NVIDIA graphics cards for G-SYNC compatibility. Gaming feels responsive thanks to its incredibly low input lag, which doesn't increase much at lower refresh rates. It also delivers great picture quality in bright rooms as it has excellent peak brightness, enough to fight glare, but like the M32U, it doesn't perform well in dark rooms due to its low contrast.

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 It allows the image to be drawn on the screen faster which makes it more responsive, and if the monitor supports variable refresh rates then you can get a smooth experience without tearing regardless of the changing frame rate. The M28U doesn't disappoint. The 144Hz refresh rate is in the high end for 4K displays and both G-Sync and FreeSync support means compatibility with new AMD or Nvidia graphics cards. When playing video games, a fast response time is important for the clearest image without distracting blur

 Today we'll be doing a review of the Gigabyte M28U. We'll be evaluating it on our standardized test bench to see how it performs and if you should buy it. The monitor is part of Gigabyte's M series lineup, designed for both gaming and productivity. The M28U is a 28-inch 4K IPS panel with a 144Hz refresh rate

 Do note that 15 watts is typically not enough to charge most laptops, so you might need to connect its external power supply. You can also use the picture-in-picture or picture-by-picture modes to display the inputs from two devices simultaneously. Now let's take a look at the tests. We'll start with the contrast

 It's a fairly understated design without too much gamer design language, so it shouldn't stand out in an office environment. The stand is quite small and doesn't support the monitor all that well at its highest elevation as there tends to be a fair amount of wobble. It's also very limited in its ergonomic adjustments, but it has a standard VESA 100x100 mount on the back if you prefer to use a monitor arm. There's a pretty impressive selection of inputs with two HDMI ports, a DisplayPort and a USB-C port

The Gigabyte M28U is a great monitor with a 28 inch, 4k IPS screen. It delivers an impressive gaming experience with low input lag, a fast response time, and a great selection of gaming features. It's also great for office use, as the high pixel density results in outstanding text clarity, and it has wide viewing angles. It's one of the first monitors on the market to support HDMI 2.1, making it a great choice for 4k @ 120Hz gaming on the next generation of consoles. It's not without its flaws, as there's some overshoot with every overdrive mode. It also doesn't look very good in a dark room, as it has low contrast and bad black uniformity.

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Gigabyte M28U Monitor Review - The Best Gaming Experience?

1 allows the m28u to be hooked up to a current generation console and get the full benefits of 4k 120hz gaming. This is a big deal, as it significantly adds to the versatility of this monitor for gamers, as you can hook up a pc and two hdmi 2.1 consoles and enjoy full spec gaming. No more annoying 60hz limitation through hdmi, the general design gigabyte are using here, is similar to their other non-aurous monitors, in that it's quite a basic but functional construction built mostly out of black plastic on the rear

 I'Ve been waiting for lower the entry price for high refresh rate 4k displays. The m28u is a 28 inch, 4k ips display with a maximum refresh rate of 144hz, with all the usual variable refresh rate features. It'S not the first 4k 144hz monitor on the market. We'Ve had those for some time now, but it is the first to offer these specifications at a price tag of just 600 us dollars

 The on-screen display is controllable through a directional toggle on the rear of the monitor, and it comes with all the features we've come to expect from gigabyte monitors, with the exception of active noise cancellation, the kvm switch is included here, which is great to see, although for Some reason the gigabyte website say this is the world's first kvm gaming monitor, which clearly isn't true as the gigabyte m27q included this feature, and it came out last year. This is a really compelling monitor. In my opinion, there are no major compromises compared to existing more expensive monitors on the market, so i have no trouble at all recommending this excellent display response time performance is most impressive. This monitor is faster than most other 4k monitors that i've tested, including the lg 27g 950, and it does so with a single overdrive mode experience and with full console support through hdmi 2

 In my opinion, there are no major compromises compared to existing more expensive monitors on the market, so i have no trouble at all recommending this excellent display response time performance is most impressive. This monitor is faster than most other 4k monitors that i've tested, including the lg 27g 950, and it does so with a single overdrive mode experience and with full console support through hdmi 2.1. On top of that, it provides backlight, strobing and variable refresh rate support simultaneously

1 consoles and enjoy full spec gaming. No more annoying 60hz limitation through hdmi, the general design gigabyte are using here, is similar to their other non-aurous monitors, in that it's quite a basic but functional construction built mostly out of black plastic on the rear. There'S a glossy section and some matte sections of different textures, but there's no money being wasted on rgb, led lighting or crazy patterns. Overall, i think the monitor looks quite good to be honest and without any colorful highlights it should fit with most gaming setups

Gigabyte M28U Review, Awesome Value 4K 144Hz for Gaming

 Going through the specifications from GIGABYTE, they say this is a 28 inch super speed IPS, it's an edge lit panel, so it's not mini LED or anything like that. It has 94% DCI-P3 coverage and 120% of sRGB, 4K resolution, the brightness, it says it's 300 nits, and the contrast ratio is 1000 to 1, 1 millisecond response time, and over DisplayPort, it'll do 4K 144 hertz, or over HDMI, and for console games, it'll do 4K 120 hertz. Now I've heard that over HDMI for the consoles, this is going to have chroma subsampling and run at 420. On your PlayStation consoles, I believe they call that like YUV420 or something like that in the HDR settings

 You know, 28 inches. It's not that much bigger than a 27 inch monitor, which is a good size. The 28 might let you see a little bit more detail, but it's not going to be super huge like you got a 48 inch OLED on your desk or something like that. It's definitely a more manageable size and I think it's a kind of a good all-arounder size

 The 28 might let you see a little bit more detail, but it's not going to be super huge like you got a 48 inch OLED on your desk or something like that. It's definitely a more manageable size and I think it's a kind of a good all-arounder size. This unit I picked up, it has pretty good picture uniformity, but in dark areas it does have a little bit of backlight bleed in the lower right corner that I noticed. It looks worse in this picture than it does in practice

 So if you don't want to mess with it and you just want to leave your games in SDR, but you want that 4k high refresh rate experience, this is totally going to deliver on it for you. The size is also really good. You know, 28 inches. It's not that much bigger than a 27 inch monitor, which is a good size

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Best 4K Gaming Monitor for the Money? Gigabyte M28U

For anyone looking for a colour accurate, 4K 144hz monitor with a USB-C input, check out the Gigabyte M28U. Same product line as a few of the other Gigabyte monitors mentioned.

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 We'Re going to kick this off in chronological order through the reviews throughout this year with the alienware aw 2721d. You know sort of can be good, but i think our monitor that i'd probably have to re-rank here and put a little bit lower sort of this va monitor that we've got here in the seat here you know on reflection, i really don't think i would recommend This for a lot of people, i think spending a little bit more and buying an ips, monitor or dropping down in size, even going from 32 inch to 27 inch at the same sort of price is a better way to go. So for me, i probably would have to end up dropping the cq32 g3se into the dtr, which means that the pixel monitor that i reviewed that i found to be pretty similar, but worse than this aoc monitor, would then have to go into the etfs. That'S probably one of the re-rankings that i would consider doing, and then we can just sort of shuffle this in there to break off that gap and keep it nice

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Besides the fact that one is 240 Hz and one is 144 Hz, the HP Omen X 27 is better both colours and response time and input lag.

Both are in budget, the HP being about 80 quid more, but is it worth it, considering I'd initially be running around 120-150 fps, upgrading once gpu's are in stock again. Just wanna future-proof. Also wondering how much impact the fact the dell is ips compared to the HP's tn panel is, idm viewing angles too much but what about general colours?

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HP OMEN X 27 vs dell s2721dgf

 Actually, the first HP monitor I've reviewed, so that adds a bit of interest here to the thing that makes this monitor. Special is its refresh rate, we're looking at a 1440p display, so the standard 2560 by 1440, but it pushes up to 240 Hertz for the first time. Of course, we've had 240 Hertz available with 1080p monitors for some time now, but 1440p hasn't been able to step up to this super high refresh podium until now with these modern panels, it won't be a surprise to many of you that 1440p at 240 Hertz requires A TN panel these days we do see some 1080p 240 Hertz panels using IPS and VA technology, but as 1080p 240 Hertz starts getting upgraded to better technology, TN is starting to hit 240 Hertz at higher resolutions, and really this is somewhat of a comeback for TN. At 1440p, given the vast majority of 1440p gaming monitors in the past few years have been released, with either IPS or VA panels and up to 165 Hertz, one of the other key specs here

 Everything about the build exudes premium quality as you'd expect from an expensive monitor. The stand is entirely metal. The seams as materials transition from one thing to another, are extremely tight and well built, plus the rear section with its triangular pattern, looks fantastic, even if it's entirely plastic as far as materials go. This is definitely one of the best built monitors I've seen while in general the design is excellent

 The most striking thing when you take the HP omen X, 27 out of the box, is its unique design. Lots of monitor companies these days stick with the basic pronged metal stand with a pillar which is quite functional, looks good most of the time, but HP here is gone with distinctly their own. Aesthetic, which includes a thin rectangular, stand pillar connected to a heavy square metal base. Personally, I think this looks awesome

 Well, 27 inch screen size and, of course, it's flat, which is my preference for 16:9 monitors, one millisecond rate of response times not unusual for a TN, but we'll see how that fares later adaptive syncs support with free sync to HDR, although no Vaser display HDR, spec And a regular retail price of 650 US dollars, I have seen it as low as $ 500, but at 650 dollars it is a premium product, as you'd expect for something high-end. Ozzie'S are looking at a $ 1,100 price tag. The most striking thing when you take the HP omen X, 27 out of the box, is its unique design. Lots of monitor companies these days stick with the basic pronged metal stand with a pillar which is quite functional, looks good most of the time, but HP here is gone with distinctly their own

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