Corsair Made a Monitor! But Is It Good? - Xeneon 32QHD165 Review

[@dogoku]

Started watching the LTT video and prompty stopped it and checked here first. When it comes to PC monitor reviews, you guys are second to none.

[@Kepe]

Yep. I wouldn't trust a single review put out by LTT. Their non-review videos are rife with paid product promotions, getting free stuff worth of thousands of dollars for their homes and office and general clumsiness showing how unprofessional and clueless they are. Some of their videos are fun to watch, but that's all I'd read into LTT's videos. Entertainment. And their videos can't be watched without adblock and sponsorblock since they are full of ads.

[@SMGJohn]

@@Kepe LTT is basically just entertainment, it should not be taken serious, because entertainment is just that, its made to entertain, whereas informative videos are just that, made to inform.

[@qupeter1224]

ltt didn’t really make dedicated monitor review anymore, maybe the view is not as good as their other video

[@LKonstantina915]

This was a great video, i like how you actually benchmark the monitor instead of just reading the specs, playing some games and call it a day lol

[@khaledm.1476]

Yea HU has a very rigorous testing model which I appreciate. It's not just subjective they quantify it so you can actually make a decision around it

[@kanpeki3033]

Yep it’s why I find it so funny Eve saying they are getting good reviews on the Spectrum. Oh well randmfrankp and Wulf dev said it was good it must be. Pfft

[@azurezeed]

that's why I like them as much as tft central

[@theigpugamer]

You basically stabbed short circuit and LTT with that comment

[@kanpeki3033]

@@theigpugamer short circuit isn’t a review page

[@DanielWW2]

The fact that ever more of the gaming oriented brands are jumping into gaming monitors, should by this point tell you something about how much money there is in this market and just how high the margins might be on these products. Because you do not just diversify into new categories if the upfront investment for entering such a market, can't be earned back with a high margin product.

[@xyoxus]

I mean it's obvious, those fucking things are 800 bucks. It's just a screen with a housing and stand.

[@DanielWW2]

@@xyoxus You would think that it would be obvious, but sadly I have my doubts about it. I suspect a lot of people really don't realise it. Wouldn't be the first time either after the "gaming chairs" or the massive price hikes for video cards over the last five years that go hand in hand with ever larger revenues and profit margins.

[@RedBeardedRabbit]

Yep. I would give it a pass if it had very stand-out features, like perfect calibration in sRGB and other modes, and perfectly tuned overdrive... but as is...

[@sleepy3362]

@@xyoxus Using common sense for technology like this isn't very smart. You could say the same about a processor or graphics card. 800 bucks for a processor and some fans???

[@xyoxus]

@@sleepy3362 You obviously can't just calculate the price by adding up material cost. But there is still a shitload of profit being made.

[@M00NM0NEY]

When I saw the monitor release on Corsair’s stream announcement… I knew HUB Tim would be my go-to monitor review for it. Great work Tim 👍

[@rustler08]

Me: "oh, this doesn't seem bad" *see $800* Me also: "lol, nevermind" I can get a M32Q for half the price.

[@MardukTheSunGodInsideMe]

You can get an ultra gear 4k 144hz for that in 2020

[@lunaluster3282]

Less than Half! I got my M32Q for 369$ and fucking loving it the past week of using it.

[@gucky4717]

50% more and i got a LG 48" CX OLED XD, which IS 4k....

[@xXxALeXFuTexBaLxXx]

@@gucky4717 and perfect picture + response time this monitor price is a joke

[@HaploPrime]

Sure, but with this monitor you get super wide color gamut of you want to edit stuff, 400 nit-40nit brightness and one of the best contrast ratios for ips. It's not a scam. It's for people who care about that stuff.

[@MobyDrip]

Wow! For once a monitor without a completely insane naming scheme! Xeneon 32QHD165 32 (Inches) QHD (Resolution) 165 (Hertz)

[@laststep56]

Thought it does make sense, still difficult to say or remember.

[@9manny99]

@@laststep56 Hey enjoy the salt and pepper vs the blandness we usually get. It’s mainly too long for a name but it’s dead simple to get.

[@laststep56]

@@9manny99 only if im talking to someone who knows what those terms mean already. Its better but still bad. Just call it the xeneon 1

[@damsapollo]

@@laststep56 most people that will buy this monitor is probably into gaming so yeah, it's safe to assume that these people know what resolution and hz/fps are already. Calling it Xeneon 1 won't tell us right on the spot what the very main specs. Though, I hate the price and that hideous stand tf. Well one thing's for sure is to never buy any gen 1 products (coming from experience).

[@9manny99]

@@laststep56 Joe Six Pack will just buy another Asus/Acer/HP Panel with the features, looks, or brands they like then call it a day. Mainly a PC head, Gamers, or Reviewers are going to look at this panel more than likely. What is Xeneon 1 going to do for anyone vs this Panel that has a simple model number that spells out the specs. 32QHD165 vs 100027813 vs 32GK650F. Only one tells me all I need to know vs the string of numbers the others are. You have to google them to find out more . Its like a BMW model scheme vs Volvo.

[@SuzuNoUtaTX]

Monitor Steve waiting off screen for part 3 of the q and a: “soon, my new home”

[@a.ndy.nonymous]

I laughed too hard at this

[@EEF2077]

Honestly I'm super happy with the Model Name, They gave it an immediate name then a really easy to understand model number. Corsair you're doing it right. Keep it up.

[@lyledeporiss5937]

Don't really know who they're targeting with high refresh 1440p on 32" for $800 with a massive lack of features though. $800 1440p I'm expecting balls to the wall premium or a jump to 4K

[@Almighty_Flat_Earth]

1440p on a 32 inch monitor? Already wasted.. It is only 93 ppi very poor, and it's only 8-bit panel. A perfect total failure. Let's boycott this extremely over-priced trash.

I totally agree. My 4k TV only cost me £400 (about $541.80 (2021)) and that has HDR and 120hz refresh (at 1080p, but, to be honest there is no difference between 120hz and 60hz with v-sync on, I still get buttery smooth performance, and 4k is beautiful on most games.)

[@lyledeporiss5937]

@@Almighty_Flat_Earth You're copy and pasting your comment

[@lyledeporiss5937]

@ What 4K 120hz tv did you get for that price?

[@reinhardtwilhelm5415]

@ The HDR and 120Hz are probably fake, because TVs have incredibly dishonest marketing, but at a minimum, they show that gaming monitors really shouldn’t be this expensive.

[@middleclasspoor]

Amazing in-depth review! That's why HUB and GN are my favorite channels!

[@inquisitorMence]

That stand... is an oversize bottle opener.

[@michaelmonstar4276]

How do you know it's not the right size?...

[@menpee]

When LTT and HUB upload the same time a review about the same monitor, it's clear that I start with the HUB video. Thanks for the good work Tim!

[@Marrrrtin]

Short Circuit is not a review channel, it's an unboxing/first impressions channel.

[@lyledeporiss5937]

I can't lie I'm genuinely excited to see Corsair move into this space. More competition is always welcome and Corsair seems to have been getting a lot right with their newer releases. I love the idea of being able to integrate more Corsair into my set up and have it all work in tandem. That being said it's their first edition and without the funds to just try stuff out, may just have to wait for their next release to see what they've accomplished. Would also really like to see them move into laptops as long as it doesn't spread them too thin and sacrifice the strides they've made with other products

[@lordturtle8735]

This is very overpriced and underwhelming. If they're going to charge $800 for a 1440p monitor, it has to a no compromise contender for the best 1440p display. it seems downright absurd to cut out things like 2.1 ports for reduced manufacturing cost.

[@naamadossantossilva4736]

Yeah,that is very dumb.If you're trying to enter a market you should go for value,that is what everyone does.$800 1440p from a newcomer should either be 240hz or OLED.

[@zahidshabir4038]

One of the reasons for the increased price is the ability to control it through software and being able to control it through Corsair Keyboards and the their touchscreen iCUE Nexus as well as Elgato Streamdeck's Personally if Corsair releases a newer model with higher than 165Hz refresh rate AND with the gamer features such as onboard refresh rate counters and crosshairs then I would definitely consider it since I have a lot of Corsair products in my setup such as RGB fans, CPU cooler and a iCUE Commander pro and whatnot as well as a Corsair K100 keyboard and M65 RGB Pro mouse only due to the iCUE integration ( the first thing out of these that I ever got was the M65 mouse back in like 2015 and been using it for years and am even considering the new wireless version that released around a week ago since I like how the M65 feels in my hand)

[@x9x9x9x9]

@@zahidshabir4038 so bloatware is a feature?

[@Cinetyk]

Also when you can buy the LG C1 48" OLED for around 1000-1300 USD also puts things in perspective. I'm still waiting for reasonably priced OLED monitors in the 1440p-4K range with 27-32 inch size.

[@MardukTheSunGodInsideMe]

Ultragear 27" 4k 144hz for $800 in 2020. This thing and it's competitors alike are ridiculous in comparison.

[@Zyanide09]

The front of that stand really looks like a giant bottle opener!

[@Hope4NewDay1]

The monitor is currently $450 at the time of this writing so I'm definitely going to pick one of these up.

[@armen1136]

Just got mine for $350, Great monitor for the price.

[@Hope4NewDay1]

@@armen1136 Thats a good pick up. I ended up going with Viewsonic elite 32 QHD instead for the same price.

[@intetx]

I'm glad you finally mentioned warranty policy. Really one of the top factors for me to choose monitors!

[@mayhemic]

Thank you for being one of the few rare channels that tests monitors and makes accessible reviews 🙏🙏🙏

[@Hombremaniac]

Love these reviews. Based on your review I've bought 27" ViewSonic VX2758-2KP-MHD Gaming. It was on sale and I believe that for such price, I couldn't have bought much better LCD even though it's obviously not perfect. Still, compared to this expensive panel, it was an easier choice to make given the price/performance.

[@owlmostdead9492]

I don't know, for 800 you generally can get 4k 144Hz..

[@gustersongusterson4120]

Yeah I don't see the value at that price.

[@elbaidel]

Not great ones. 800 is on par with the other high end IPS models on the market with the same specs(32",1440, 165hz, 10bits colours).

[@BrentCox2B]

Or 1440P 240HZ

[@khaledm.1476]

For 800$ You can get a 55inch lg cx atleast I was able to after I grabbed it on a nice deal, 849.99$ but same idea

[@masksenpai3381]

yea for that price, is either 4k 144hz or 2k 240hz.

[@GENKI_INU]

Putting 1440p on 32" is already pretty suspect, and then it costs over $800 with no hdr/local-dimming support?

[@RecklessFables]

People keep s saying this, but I'm on a M32Q right now and I have zero complaints, even for reading documents in small print. I spent ~half that though. Any complaints I might have aren't related to pixel density but my inability to fiddle with color calibration with certain settings turned on.

[@IndyMiraaga]

The LG 32GK650-F is fine, it's a 32" 1440p 144Hz VA panel with no HDR and generic Freesync support. 1440p at 32 inches is fine unless you like gluing your face to the screen to read. Though I will give you credit for the rest, the LG monitor launched at $350 USD while Corsair's offering is... kind of absurd. I'd go with my current monitor, the Pixio PX277 Prime, over Corsair's offering. It offers (useless) HDR and Freesync Premium, 165 Hz at 1440p, and even works with current-gen consoles at 1440p 120 Hz with Freesync/VRR enabled. And it was less than $300 USD on sale. So not sure what Corsair is doing when their product belongs in the budget category but pricing it at the enthusiast level.

[@ocha-time]

1440p on a 32 inch is actually super nice. I miss mine, but I no longer need better than 1080p so away it went! Traded it in for a nice boxed Game Boy. I wouldn't go over 32'' certainly but it's at the bleeding edge of acceptable and not acceptable, and if you just want a slightly bigger display, that's the way to go. That said, the better Dell version is 165hz and a full $450 cheaper, so. This is still awful.

[@Der-Kleine]

@@GENKI_INU While I don't disagree that the value is bad, your comment kind of contradicts itself. On the one hand you mention it has the same pixel density, on the other you recommend people just sit slightly closer to their 24" 1080p monitor, at which point having the same pixel density turns into kind of a downside for the 1080p display. While I'm currently using a 24" 1080p monitor, I could certainly see the benefit of all the extra stuff I could fit onto a 32" 1440p monitor (All those windows in the unity game engine...), it's just that for gaming a higher resolution screen doesn't make much sense for me when all I have is a laptop RTX 2060 powering it.

[@glow4417]

@@GENKI_INU I own a 4k 27 inch monitor, a 1440p 27 inch monitor, and a 32 inch 1440p monitor. And honestly the pixel density difference is not as noticeable as you would think. The only time I honestly notice the difference is if I playing a game with low res textures, like a old game or a pixel game. 1440p textures, games designed with high res textures, you cannot tell the difference between the three monitors I just mentioned. Also, if you factor in viewing distance and sit further away it's even more impossible. With that said I would never buy a 4k monitor less than 32 inches again, complete waste of pixel density, and totally pointless. Also, 4k gaming is stupid compared to 1440p. The frame rate difference is massive.

[@bandotheraccoon]

You're pretty nice to Corsair considering the video you put out on Razer. Both are pedaling a 165hz 1440 monitor in 2021 for $800.

[@Stiegelzeine]

The razer monitor has 144hz, is only 27 inch, doesn’t have quantum dot tech and is worse at everything else so he’s just nicer because the monitor isn’t as bad as the razer one and you even need to buy a overpriced vesa mount adapter from razer while the Corsair monitor has normal 100x100mm holes

[@SpecialEdvard]

First video I saw on this today was an LTT channel and I thought to myself, "I wonder if Hardware Unboxed has done a deep dive yet, got to see what they say", and the next video on the KZbin refresh was your

[@currentlykent4593]

Aww:) Corsair are growing up right in front of our eyes. Yay!!

[@darklink2000]

They gotta now, they are on the stock exchange.

[@tahsin28]

..

[@TarequzzamanTanvir]

Loving the Beard growth Tim.

[@crazylocha2515]

Interesting how much this Corsair monitor mimics Dell's offerings down to the back plastic with lack of RGB. Very peculiar how close the 1440p 120/144/165hz responses are to the similar sized Dell's also (usually best at 144/fast best results)** don't have the calibration tools HU does. Overall makes me suspect they have same subcontractor supplying both. Thanks for the great reviews Tim!

[@mvzme]

It's probably made by the same people that make dells with a corsair logo slapped on

[@crazylocha2515]

@@mvzme exactly my thoughts from Tim's reviews.

[@VenidiciRobidici]

Great video Cheers for your benchmarking. Seems like another good 'average' monitor to add to the mound to sort through.

[@AlexStLouis-gq8kp]

Very nice back for applying the Corsair LS100

[@katalysis]

Please review the Acer X34 GS. It's been out for most of the year, and it'd be great to see a review for it.

[@stes9949]

If my spending approaches the the $1k mark, I would be better getting a 48" LG OLED.

[@talldarkshark8012]

Check Linus' video about that. Might want to reconsider.

[@jamesking7946]

There's a reason OLEDs aren't widely available as monitors.

[@BallisticSollution]

OLED's are perfectly fine if you DON"T use them like Linus does. They were never meant to be used in that use case and Linus should have known better. He basically did everything wrong that every serious OLED user already knows not to do. You don't us them as workstation monitors, you don't use them to display static content for 8 hours a day - he was an idiot for even thinking he could get away with it. They are excellent for varied content like games and tv shows/movies, but certainly not as a full time desktop monitor. I will never use mine as a dedicated monitor as that is just asking for burn in, but rather as a secondary monitor along with my standard IPS choices.

[@whiffa5438]

@@BallisticSollution so you would turn it off until you want to play some scenic AAA games or watch a movie/yt video?

[@1776-RoundTwo]

I have this monitor and going from a 24" to a 32" was a bit overwhelming. So I ordered a Samsung Odyssey G7 27" (which is where I actually wanted to be size-wise) to compare it while I was still in my return window for the Corsair. The G7 was dark. Weirdly dark. Even with brightness at 100 it just felt dim. Colors were muted as well. I enabled HDR, disabled it, changed every setting to try to stop it from looking washed out. In the end, I hooked the Corsair back up and new in an instant that this would be my monitor. It just has a vibrant display that makes colors pop in a good way.

[@weetjewatikwil1]

your the best monitor reviewer ever TIm!! thanks for this.

[@DontStayMusic]

It is £500 new now in UK. I think it might be a good buy which I'm considering

[@magooters]

Wow finally a monitor name that actually makes sense.

[@Stiegelzeine]

Every Alienware name makes sense so it’s nothing special

[@ramonosuke]

oof $800 for 1440p monitor. I'll pass on this one, especially when for the same price I could just go for similarly speced 4k monitor

[@avimakkar]

For less than half the price on sale ( Which it is on every other week), my S2721DGF holds up phenomenally well. The biggest thing is I don't have to deal with iCUE.

[@yonggoose2905]

I got this monitor along with an OriginPC Millennium 5000X RTS V2, with an insane build. I’d say the $4642 was worth it.

[@puddles7410]

The second I heard about this monitor, I said to myself. "I cannot wait for Hardware Unboxed to review this monitor!"

[@FhargaZ]

Awesome review, other channels should be as detailed for the reviews as your explanations.

[@RecklessFables]

I love/hate my Corsair keyboard because iCue is both amazingly flexible and unbearaly cumbersome and buggy. The worst bug is when the keyboard stops sending inputs and the only way to fix it is to reboot my machine (because my Logitech mouse still works).

[@frikkievuiltrens]

iCue is the single reason I stopped using/buying anything Cosair that uses it.

[@andynonimuss6298]

Gaming-wise I would have liked to have seen the NVIDIA Reflex Latency Analyzer on this monitor. Well said HU, not a monitor for pro-level color correction and grading.

[@techieg33k]

Thank you!

[@kundankumarsingh2944]

As a first monitor corsair did a very good job but at 800$ they have priced this monitor at higher end but Few more features could justify this price. love that they have designed this monitor very simple and solid .. As reputable gaming brand hope they will bring some more exiting and feature rich monitors to the marcket ....👍

[@Phantoma3]

4:42 I stopped watching when I heard only hdmi 2.0 instead of 2.1

[@fesalas]

you dont need 2.1 for 1440p at 165hz.

[@Phantoma3]

@@fesalas, you do for xbox

[@dianchalangari9428]

Hi if you still reading this can you tell me whats the different between 2.0 and 2.1?

[@Phantoma3]

​@@dianchalangari9428 ​ @dianchalangari9428 I don't have my Xbox One X console anymore because I went back to PC gaming since EA shutdown Bad Company 2. If I remember correctly, the Xbox wouldn't let me run 1440p at 144hz and Microsoft told me it's because the monitor needs HDMI 2.1. I could only run it at 100hz at 1440p or 1080p @144hz.

[@graemes8187]

Corsair: Can I copy everyones homework? Other tech manufacturers: Sure, just change it a little.

[@kronusaerospace8872]

They lost me at $800. Even if it was a fantastic monitor for its specs that price is a bit of a hard pill to swallow.

[@510tuber]

It’s about half that now

[@7urkm3n]

@@510tuber bestbuy $350 now

[@Oraceon]

You should do a follow-up where you purchase one from store shelves and see if it holds up identically. It would be a shame if Corsair gave you a golden sample.

[@edward3709]

wouldn't be surprised if that was the case. From a business perspective, a reviewer is going to showcase its potential to the entire world so it would make sense to give them a golden sample. But then if that is the case, and it is benched against other companies' golden samples so it shouldn't really matter.

[@lordbyron2544]

I was just checking the Amazon and it dropped to 650$ so better pricing overall than from what they've started.

[@BatTech]

Absurd pricing. No G-Sync module and local dimming at this price point? Crazy.

[@dgodgo5250]

Corsair seems to get a lot of things right for a first product but the pricing is definitely steep for what it offers. I hope Corsair would release more budget options in the future.

[@ds10484]

Would you recommendation any 32 4k 144hz displays? Hardware Unboxed doesn’t seem to have liked the ASUS or Gigabyte options yet and I don’t believe you’ve reviewed the Acer option yet. I have the LG 27GN950 but really want a 32 inch version.

[@MardukTheSunGodInsideMe]

I have that monitor also on a ergotron monitor arm that I just pull closer to my face. This monitor was light enough and had VESA 100x mounting. I'm going to wait until we start seeing true HDR in these 4k 144hz (+) monitors and I definitely want some better local dimming.

[@icanhaskpop1239]

I wonder which one of the big panel makers actually made the monitor, cuz you know Corsair likely didn't. They contracted someone else to build it to their specs and slapped their logo on it, like most monitor companies out there.

[@Cool_Toolbar]

Are you guys gonna review the upcoming AOC AG274QXM later this year? Would be really interesting to see how it compares to the composition when it comes to responds time and HDR performance.

[@JhanSolo332]

I actually don't mind the naming If they drop the size from it. (Model name) QHD165 (Model name) HD200 (Model name) UHD120

[@Almighty_Flat_Earth]

13:48 the white text on gray background is not readable. Please change the text color to black in your future videos.

[@CjqNslXUcM]

In these reviews, it would be interesting to see which osd features are controllable by ddc/ci, to make profiles for games. There's no way i would change settings manually for each gaming session.

[@a.ndy.nonymous]

This shall be remembered as the video where it was not weird that he doesnt have a mustache anymore

[@doumanseiman2645]

at least 32qhd165 is easy to remember and understand, because it makes sense. It reminds me on how they name tv panels, like sony

[@hughjazz44]

What are you talking about, no RGB?? Corsair incorporated 3,686,400 individually addressable RGB pixels on the front of the monitor!

[@beanman6684]

I really think Corsair should make GPUs and MBs. I would love that and probably buy both (if they're good)

[@mushiim8]

so you can get overcharged for those as well? For what? Some sails?

[@Stiegelzeine]

Just buy them both from Asus and sync the rgb with icue and you have your „Corsair“ gpu and mainboard

[@beanman6684]

@@Stiegelzeine True, but Corsair does go all-out with RGB so if they make them, why not?

[@beanman6684]

@@mushiim8 Sure.

[@chedinbuildsstudio5144]

Can you please review some ~£300 low refresg rate professional monitors ? Your reviews would be great to finding these monitors with great picture quality .

[@xPandamon]

I don't like the comment section on this one. Yeah it's quite expensive but at least it's pretty damn good, it's no Razer Raptor after all.. For a first monitor it's really good and it clearly performs at a level where it's hard to say it would be a bad buy even if it is a bit overpriced.

[@mushiim8]

Perhaps not sending out an overpriced monitor with lackluster features would be the wise decision for their first product in this line of tech. At this price you should see HDMI 2.1, 2K 240hz or 4k 144hz. Classic Corsair tax.

[@xPandamon]

@@mushiim8 I think a slightly underwhelming but good 2k 120 Hertz is better than a mediocre 2k 240 Hertz or 4k 120 Hertz. It might not be the best but it's far from bad, once the price drops it's not a bad choice, that's all I can say

[@FreshCoolBeer]

When the 5120×2160p (~ 21:9 aspect ratio), 43", curved R2500R, Nano IPS, mini LED, 6912 Local dimming zones (six times as much as 1152 of the 16:9 31.5", in an array of 128×54), VESA HDR 1400, 200 Hz, DisplayPort 2.0, NVidia G-Sync Ultimate, 10-bit (8-bit + FRC), 4:4:4 Chroma will be released??? And cost $3999-$4999

[@guyjackson4165]

Wow did I just see a KZbinr criticise free stuff he was sent and straight up declare we should buy something else? Is this a channel with actual integrity? I… I think I need to sit down…. after I subscribe

[@Hondatek254]

US Black Friday 2022, on sale 349.99 so I ordered 1 to test out.

[@Diwwah]

Please do a CRT review with the same test battery.

[@Twistshock]

Seems like a pretty good go for a first monitor.

[@sephondranzer]

That thumbnail 👌🏼

[@daguynexdoor]

Look at that coat hanger of a front foot!

[@danebeee1]

Hey are you guys going to do the new 48 Inch aorus monitors?? The f048u and the fv43u I think are the names. It’s a mihi led 48 inch and a oled 48 inch.

[@rickysargulesh1053]

Hey Tim. Did you see that there was a firmware update for the MIS Optix MAG274QRF-QD? Would you do a review of the now included sRGB, Adobe RGB mode? I still feel it is oversaturated compared to my hardware calibrated Eizo.

[@scarletspidernz]

Only RGB on a monitor should be where the buttons/toggle are in dim mode and on the back for ambient lighting.

[@GNz11R3dSh1ft]

Will there be a review on the Huawei Mateview GT? 😊

[@Edward135i]

4:21 technically speaking all monitors have a very sophisticated RGB lighting system.

[@josephbhumphrey]

And to think I just picked up an Acer 1440p 32” 165 hz for $385 at Microcenter this morning.

[@VEN0M415]

It's kind of tiring to see performance drop a lot when at the 60 fps range, at this price range I would have thought more care for other speeds would be taken but that seems to be a dropped ideal across many brands.

[@chrisbullock6477]

Is there a review of the 4K version?

[@wolfman1451]

When the review of Gigabyte M32U? Is it as good as is brother the M28U?

[@ahoymateeez]

Kyle from Bitwit said that this monitor looks pretty sharp for it's size and resolution, even sharper than his older Asus Pro Art 4k 32 inch. Can you confirm this Tim, does it look sharper than other 32 inch 1440 monitors? Seems a bit fishy, unelss there's some good upscaling going on behind the scene.

[@PeteTheL337]

Dissappointed monitor with **** poor pixel response. NEXT!.. Thanks for the video HUB. You always deliver.

[@gyurmagyuri6440]

I′m a Corsair fan and I′m very excited bout that 😃

[@mickey4682]

Can you guys do a review on the Kogan WQHD 144hz ultrawide

[@TnerB91]

$800 seems pretty steep, Granted its an IPS display with 1000:1 contrast ration which for IPS displays that's pretty dang good. But nothing about this monitor screams its better than the M32Q or the MSI MAG274QRF which are both half the price and have 1000:1 contrast ratios

[@christianlorenz2132]

I´d really wish to see a review over the Acer Nitro XV2 XV252QFbmiiprx 390 Hz gaming monitor! You are doing an amazing job!

[@Carlos_Teixeira_Drums]

The bottom bit is inspired on a coat hanger 😂 ...after this review (and probably others) I think this product might fall on the same path as their CPU air cooler A500 where it got massively discounted...in my opinion I think they should have went for a 27inch display instead of 32 and that should bring the price down which it would make more sense and it would be a more successful first attempt on the monitor market...

[@gustersongusterson4120]

So if it can communicate with icue that should alllow it's firmware to be easily updated easily right? It seems like a lot of monitors that don't update firmware are shooting themselves in the foot with lack of competive feature or poorly optimized overdrive modes.

[@mikey7326]

I would like a 32 inch 4k screen for work and play, what options are out there at the moment?

[@mushiim8]

plenty. If you're looking for 144hz then there're a couple out at the moment.

[@Almighty_Flat_Earth]

What is the color depth? Is it 8-bit or 8-bit+FRC or true 10-bit?

[@RNGwhydoihavetoregis]

17:04

[@emp1985]

I expected as much. Razer all over again. Corsair and Razer have the same business model: "charge for the brand, not the product." There are exceptions though.... latest Razer keyboards and mice are top-notch. Can;t say the same of Corsair though.

[@Stiegelzeine]

How is the k100 not top notch? Razer fanboy

[@upon1772]

Are you sure this is a Corsair product? It doesn't have any RGB and doesn't scream edgy gamer! Like the way it looks and performs, but that price hurts. Great review as always Tim!

[@BuddyIsGarbage]

What do you mean? That screen is covered in rgb!!

[@upon1772]

@@BuddyIsGarbage Fair enough...not including the screen 😆

[@kanpeki3033]

Honestly the name is great. Gives you the info in the name. 32inch 1440p 165hz

[@alpha-bravogaming4331]

question is i have a choice of either the new corsair or the LG32gp850 which do i go for considering the LG is about 100 Pounds cheaper? (more for watching you tube and Netflix)

[@mali5469]

I would love to see you guys review the new xiaomi mi display27!

[@GFClocked]

I like this model name.

[@charlesingram9471]

Looks a nice monitor but why o why does a brand new monitor not include a hdmi 2.1 port?

[@themeatballtv1390]

For a second i thought you were gonna say "Do you wanna make an app?" Jeesus i need to stop watching rick and morty 😂

[@SianaGearz]

What do you guys think of Monoprice's new IGZO IPS 27" QHD monitor? Also i'd still like to request some budget choices, Dell X27i and Lenovo G27q-20.

[@techfantc8289]

Hi, I know htis i s about a year old, but I'l looking at their 240Hz version of this panel now (Oct 2022). Have you had a chance to review the updated CORSAIR XENEON 32QHD240 version?

[@JwFu]

I like the naming on the product. to bad im having a dislike to corsair since my icue keeps bugging out once on every 10 boots or so

[@theonlyone38]

It's really disappointing that it isn't a 240hz monitor or offer hdmi 2.1. I feel like any monitor coming out this year needs to start making this standard at this price point. The puzzling decision to make a 32 inch 2k monitor is very odd, would have preferred a 4k monitor or a 27 inch instead. Ultimately this monitor is a good entry for Corsair's first attempt but it's going to need to be much cheaper for people to adopt it.