Gigabyte Unveils Three 4K Gaming Monitors With HDMI 2.1 - Android

Gigabyte this week has unveiled a trio of new gaming monitors with 4K panels. The three monitors come in different sizes and are equipped with next-gen features too. Like HDMI 2.1, which makes them a great pairing for both PC and next-gen consoles like the PS5 and Xbox Series X. The three monitors being released [...]

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Gigabyte this week has unveiled a trio of new gaming monitors with 4K panels. The three monitors come in different sizes and are equipped with next-gen features too. Like HDMI 2.1, which makes them a great pairing for both PC and next-gen consoles like the PS5 and Xbox Series X.

The three monitors being released are the FI32U, FV43U, and the FO48U. As indicated by the model numbers, the monitors come in 32-inch, 43-inch, and 48-inch sizes. With the 48-inch model likely to fit right in with your home entertainment center and new console.

In addition to HDMI 2.1, two of the monitors (the FI32U and the FV43U) have a 144Hz refresh rate. Meanwhile the third (the FO48U) has a 120Hz refresh rate. Gigabyte says these monitors are “the best for gaming.” Featuring traits like a 1ms response time on the 43-inch and 48-inch models, or a 0.5ms response time on the 32-inch model.

The Gigabyte gaming monitors don’t have a price point yet

Gigabyte is keen to announce just about everything about these new monitors that any interested person could want. Save for the pricing.

While the 42-inch model may be somewhat reasonable, the 43-inch and even more so the 48-inch, could be fairly expensive. Other large gaming monitors that look and feel more like TVs, like the Big Format Gaming displays from Acer, LG, ASUS start at around $1,500. So it’s likely that Gigabyte will price these around the same amount.

Though since the company has not officially announced pricing yet it’s still possible it could pull off a big surprise and showcase more affordable price tags. Gigabyte hasn’t announced availability yet either. So those interested in picking one of these up will either have to wait or potentially look elsewhere.

Unique features to give you a “tactical” edge

Gigabyte doesn’t really elaborate much on what these unique features do, but it felt the need to mention them. So it’s obvious that there’s at least something to them that makes them worthwhile.

These features include things like the Black Equalizer and other “various game assist functions” that aren’t really self-explanatory. As well as things like ANC 2.0, an Aim Stabilizer, and a Dashboard. Gigabyte says these things will help elevate your gameplay to new heights.

How much they elevate your gameplay really depends on how much you might use them. That is if they make much of a difference in the first place.

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