piXL CM32G7 32" 4K 165Hz IPS Gaming Monitor - FreeSync & G-Sync

The piXL CM32G7 is a 32-inch 4K gaming monitor on a BOE IPS panel with an ELED backlight, running 3840 x 2160 at 165 Hz with adaptive sync for both AMD and NVIDIA cards. The stand raises 130 mm, tilts, swivels and rotates fully into portrait, there is an RGB lighting ring on the rear, and the USB-C port carries video as well as charging. Matte anti-glare finish, flicker free, three-year warranty.Why This Product 32 inches of 4K at 165 Hz — 3840 x 2160 across a 32-inch BOE IPS panel at a 165 Hz refresh rate, with 178-degree viewing angles in both directions. Adaptive sync for AMD and NVIDIA — piXL lists both FreeSync and G-Sync support, so tearing and stutter are handled whichever card you run. USB-C with video, plus a USB hub — The USB-C port carries video over DisplayPort Alt Mode. A USB-B upstream feeds two USB-A ports, alongside HDMI, DisplayPort and a headphone output. Fully adjustable stand — 130 mm of height adjustment, -5 to +20 degrees of tilt, 45 degrees of swivel either way and 90 degrees of rotation into portrait. VESA 100 x 100 mm. Matte, flicker free, ELED backlit — A matte anti-glare screen on an ELED backlight, with flicker-free operation for long sessions. RGB lighting ring on the rear — A lit ring around the stand mount on the back of the chassis. At a Glance Screen Size 32 inches Resolution 3840 x 2160 (4K UHD) Panel BOE IPS, ELED backlight Refresh Rate 165 Hz Response Time 1 ms Brightness 250 cd/m² Adaptive Sync FreeSync and G-Sync per piXL Inputs HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C Colour Black Warranty 3 Years Compatibility ✓ Inputs: 1 x HDMI, 1 x DisplayPort and 1 x USB-C with DisplayPort Alt Mode. Plus a USB-B upstream, 2 x USB-A downstream, a headphone output and a Kensington lock slot. ✓ VESA 100 x 100 mm mounting, and a stand that adjusts in all four axes. ✓ piXL lists G-Sync as supported and FreeSync as compatible. Note this is piXL's own statement rather than an NVIDIA certification — this model does not appear on NVIDIA's certified G-SYNC Compatible list. Note: Two figures in piXL's specification do not stand up, and we would rather tell you than repeat them. piXL publishes both 96% Adobe RGB and 82% sRGB; those cannot both be true, because sRGB is a smaller colour space than Adobe RGB. piXL also publishes a 0.2331 mm dot pitch, which is the pixel pitch of a 27-inch 1440p panel — a 32-inch 4K panel works out at about 0.185 mm. Both figures are reproduced below as piXL publishes them, flagged, so you can see exactly what the manufacturer states. Note: The panel is 8-bit at 16.7 million colours on an ELED backlight. Treat it as a good standard-gamut display rather than a wide-gamut one, whatever the Adobe RGB figure suggests. Note: piXL does not publish HDMI or DisplayPort version numbers, or a maximum resolution and refresh rate per input. If you need 4K at 165 Hz over a particular cable, please ask us before ordering. Note: The USB-C port carries video and supports charging, but piXL does not publish a Power Delivery wattage, and does not state whether the USB hub also works over USB-C. ✗ No HDR mode and no HDR certification. No HDMI cable is supplied — the box has a DisplayPort cable and a USB-C cable. piXL does not state whether there are built-in speakers; there is a headphone output. Best For / Trade-offsBest for: 4K gamers — 3840 x 2160 at 165 Hz without stepping up to a flagship price. Laptop users wanting one cable — USB-C video input and the built-in hub cover display, data and charging together. Shared or accessibility-conscious desks — the stand raises 130 mm and rotates fully into portrait. Mixed-GPU households — adaptive sync covers both AMD and NVIDIA cards. Long-session users — a matte anti-glare screen and a flicker-free backlight. Trade-offs: HDR content — no HDR mode and no certification, and at 250 cd/m² with 1000:1 contrast it would not meet even the entry HDR tier. Bright rooms — 250 cd/m² is modest for a screen this size. Wide-gamut colour work — this is an 8-bit, 16.7-million-colour panel. For Adobe RGB work you want a display actually specified for it. Entry-level graphics cards — driving 4K at 165 Hz needs a capable GPU, or you will not see the benefit. Two HDMI sources — there is only one HDMI input. DescriptionThe piXL CM32G7 is a 32-inch 4K gaming monitor built on a BOE IPS panel with an ELED backlight. It runs 3840 x 2160 at 165 Hz with a 1 ms response time, supports adaptive sync for both AMD and NVIDIA graphics cards, and sits on a stand that raises 130 mm, tilts from -5 to +20 degrees, swivels 45 degrees either way and rotates 90 degrees into portrait. The screen is matte anti-glare and flicker free, and there is an RGB lighting ring on the rear of the chassis.Connectivity is one HDMI, one DisplayPort and one USB-C that carries video over DisplayPort Alt Mode, plus a USB-B upstream feeding two USB-A ports, a headphone output and a Kensington lock slot. Power comes from an external 24 V 4 A adapter, with the panel drawing under 38 W and under 0.5 W on standby.Two figures in piXL's own specification do not stand up, and we would rather point them out than quietly repeat them. The first is the colour gamut: piXL publishes 80% NTSC, 96% Adobe RGB, 82% DCI-P3 and 82% sRGB, and the Adobe RGB and sRGB figures cannot both be true, because sRGB is a smaller colour space than Adobe RGB. The two labels appear to have been transposed. The second is the dot pitch: piXL publishes 0.2331 mm, which is the pixel pitch of a 27-inch 1440p panel, where a 32-inch 4K panel works out at roughly 0.185 mm. The same applies to the 790 x 191 x 500 mm dimensions, which match the packaged carton rather than the assembled monitor.On adaptive sync, piXL lists G-Sync as supported and FreeSync as compatible. That is piXL's own statement — this model does not appear on NVIDIA's certified G-SYNC Compatible list, so we are describing it as piXL does rather than implying a certification. There is no HDR mode and no HDR certification.In the box: the monitor, power adapter, DisplayPort cable, USB-C cable and user manual. There is no HDMI cable. Three-year warranty, handled through us as the reseller.SpecificationsGeneral Brand piXL Model CM32G7 Usage Gaming, entertainment, home, office Colour Black Warranty 3 Years Display Screen Size 32 inches Panel Type BOE IPS Backlight ELED Screen Shape Flat Resolution 3840 x 2160 Aspect Ratio 16:9 Refresh Rate 165 Hz Response Time 1 ms (piXL's summary states greater than 1 ms) Brightness 250 cd/m² Contrast Ratio 1000:1 Viewing Angle 89/89/89/89 (178 / 178 degrees) Colour Gamut (as published by piXL) 80% NTSC (CIE1931), 96% Adobe RGB, 82% DCI-P3, 82% sRGB. The Adobe RGB and sRGB figures are mutually impossible — see the note above. Colour Support 16.7 million (8-bit) Dot Pitch (as published by piXL) 0.2331 mm. The arithmetic for a 32-inch 4K panel gives approximately 0.185 mm. Screen Finish Matte anti-glare Flicker Free Yes HDR Not supported G-Sync Yes, per piXL FreeSync Compatible, per piXL RGB Lighting Yes, a lit ring on the rear Ports and Connectors HDMI 1× (version not stated by piXL) DisplayPort 1× (version not stated by piXL) USB-C 1×, with DisplayPort Alt Mode video USB-C Power Delivery Supported; wattage not published by piXL USB-A (downstream) 2× USB-B (upstream) 1× Earphone Output 1× Built-in Speakers Not stated by piXL Kensington Lock Yes Power Power Input 24V / 4.0A, external adapter Consumption <38W Standby <0.5W Ergonomics & Physical Height Adjustment 130mm Tilt −5° / +20° Vertical Rotation +90° / −90° Horizontal Rotation +45° / −45° VESA Mount 100 × 100mm Net Weight 6.8 kg Gross Weight 7.5 kg Dimensions (as published by piXL) 790 × 191 × 500 mm. These match the packaged carton rather than the assembled monitor — a 32-inch 16:9 panel is about 708 mm wide. In the Box Supplied Monitor, power adapter, USB-C cable, DisplayPort cable, User Manual Not Supplied HDMI cable, Kensington lock