Gigabyte M32Q Review: Fast 170 Hz, IPS Panel

The 32-inch Gigabyte M32Q has an excellent aesthetic overall built and look. The screen size will give you more than enough screen real estate for you to maneuver around with and have multiple windows open at the same time.

If you check the back, the display has a nice glossy build on the top and the Gigabyte logo on the top center, along with a nice matte-black finish on the middle body of the display. You’ll also see the M32Q model number located on the right-hand side.

Additionally, the bezels on the monitors’ three sides are very thin, making the display great for the screen immersion experience. And with thin bezels, you can also connect a second M32Q if needed as well.

The screen has a nice matte-black texture, which can handle reflections and glares well if the screen hits a direct light source.

The Gigabyte M32Q, including the stand, weighs around 22-lbs, so it’s a bit heavy if you’re planning on relocating the monitor from place to place. But the monitor itself weighs at 16-lbs.

However, the M32Q doesn’t have a curve design but would be nice for a more excellent immersion experience; however, a standard straight design should be sufficient.

The M32Q’s stand has an excellent V-shaped base, and the monitor sits on top of a great foundation; the monitor doesn’t wobble at all.

Also, the stand is well ergonomically designed; you’ll be able to adjust the monitors’ height, swivel, and tilt. However, you won’t be able to pivot the screen due to its size.

Suppose you’re not fully on board with the default stand. In that case, you can always invest in a 100x100mm VESA mount, which will allow your M32Q display to have more movement flexibility and greater ranges of motion in terms of display positioning.

You’ll be able to find the OSD panel on the bottom left-hand side of the back of the display. The OSD consists of a joystick and a KVM button if you plan to use a KVM switch. The joystick is very convenient when navigating through the displays features as well.

In addition, the M32Q has an abundance of connectivity, consisting of one DisplayPort 1.2, two HDMI 2.0, one USB-C 3.2, three USB 3.2, and one 3.5mm audio jack. Along with the USB-C, you’ll be able to quickly charge any electronic device that’s connected to this port, thanks to its 15-watt power.