Pixio PXC325 32 inch 165Hz Refresh Rate FHD 1080p Resolution 1500R Curved VA Panel 1ms MPRT Response Time Adaptive Sync HDR Tilting Stand Gaming Monitor

Great resolution, refresh rate, height adjustable. The settings bezel on the back of monitor is small and difficult to edit settings. Power supply is huge.

Great monitor for the price! Really like it so far. No issues, easy setup.

This is a perfect monitor for me, easy to set up, works really well, and has a really good picture and brightness, in the menus it has so much different adjustments the makes sorting threw everything really good,

UPDATE: I just wanted to be fair about this monitor. After accidentally turning the power button to a 45° angle while powering it off, settings for the monitor came up. This would have been very helpful to know that the power button is a controller and it works by pulling/pushing it in different directions. So once I figured this out I was able to adjust the contrast & brightness to a more suitable setting. Perhaps the manufacturer could include this little tidbit in the one page "manual" that came with it. Would have made adjusting this monitors settings much less stressful. Original Review: I was excited to get this new monitor. The higher Hertz and greater depth of pixels sounded great. That and my previous monitor bit the dust. However, after setting it all up and attempting to adjust its contrast and brightness via windows 11's display options it still looks "washed out" because the contrast appears to be too high. When using Windows 11's monitor settings, when it came time to adjust both the contrast and brightness of the monitor, windows said to find these controls on the monitor itself to make those adjustments. I've turned this monitor over, upside down, side to side and there are exactly zero buttons besides the power button anywhere on this monitor with which to adjust anything on it. In essence, whatever contrast and/or brightness it has been set to at the factory is apparently what you get. Because if you need to change those two settings, you are out of luck! I even thought that maybe I forgot to remove the protective film that often comes on the front of monitors and TV screens, but I carefully checked that too and this monitor didn't even come with such a thing so that's not the problem either. Since I have no other monitor to use in the mean time, and I need to use my system right now, I can't just return it. So I'm currently stuck. I would highly recommend looking for a different monitor, or you could choose to "roll the dice" and maybe you get Lucky with a monitor that has been setup correctly from the factory. Good luck with your choice.

I got this monitor as a birthday gift to myself, and I have to say — I’m really happy with it. The Pixio Neo is beautifully designed, with thin bezels and an elegant curve that makes everything feel immersive. The 1000R curvature looks stunning, offering great viewing angles even from the side, so two or three people can comfortably enjoy the screen at once. Build & Design: The stand is solid and easy to assemble. It connects securely, although mine had a tiny bit of play once attached — probably just a small tolerance issue from mass production. Luckily, it doesn’t affect stability at all. The monitor feels light enough to move around easily, and I appreciate the height adjustment and tilt features, which make it simple to get the perfect viewing position. Display & Performance: The color reproduction is excellent, especially for a VA panel, and the 180Hz refresh rate makes everything feel smooth — from gaming to video editing. Just a heads-up: the included DisplayPort cable didn’t give me consistent results at 180Hz. I recommend upgrading to a high-quality DP 2.1 cable (mine supports up to 8K@60Hz and 4K@240Hz) to unlock the best performance. There’s a slight matte anti-reflective coating, which helps with glare but does tone down the brightness and vibrancy a little — nothing major, just something to note. Ports & Features: Port selection is generous: 2 HDMI ports (I use them for my Switch and Xbox), 1 DisplayPort for my laptop, and a USB-C input for modern setups. There’s also a headphone jack and built-in speakers. The speakers work fine for casual use, but they lack bass, so I recommend dedicated speakers or good headphones for gaming or music production. Performance Notes: It supports FreeSync Premium, which is great for smoother gameplay. However, like most VA panels, there is some ghosting, especially in fast-paced scenes. The “Super Fast VA” claim is a bit of marketing — it’s good, but not esports-tier. The HDR mode also isn’t true HDR; it just doesn’t get bright enough to make a real difference. Final Thoughts: Despite a few limitations, this monitor is an excellent value. If you’re a casual gamer, content creator, or editor coming from a smaller or older display, you’ll notice a massive upgrade right away. The combination of color quality, refresh rate, and ultrawide workspace makes it a pleasure to use. For professionals who need zero ghosting and true HDR brightness, there are pricier options out there. But for everyone else, this is a fantastic, well-rounded monitor you won’t regret picking up — especially if you find it on sale.

Excellent monitor that I would recommend to anyone that wants to up there game

I really just wanted to use that phase even though it does not fit. I really like this monitor. I recently got a new desktop gaming pc and thought the full hd monitor would be enough to do it. It was not. Full HD is not enough on a 27 inch display. I was used to laptops so I decided to go up to a 1440p display. I spent way more time searching for this monitor than I care to admit. I did not want to spend alot of money, but I wanted a slight curved display, high refresh rate, and reliability. This is a VA panel and I like that it is not matte like so many gaming displays. The monitor is pretty basic, but in a good way to not ruin the look I was going for. Setup was straight forward with no gaffs on my part. The display had the desired effect of looking good enough for my games and delivering decent performance. I really have no complaints except maybe that I wish the display stretched more to the edges as there is black bars that go around it not quite getting that full screen look.

Does everything I'd hoped for, at a great price. 32". 165hz. 1440p. Good colour (once I'd played about with the settings). All for £220 (on a lightning deal). It's a huge step up from my 27" 1080p 144hz. Not just a bargain, possibly the best value 1440p 32" there is.

Pros: 3440x1440 resolution, 144hz refresh rate, 34-inch curved display, comes with HDMI and DP cable, much cheaper compared to other monitors with these specs/features, has multi input PIP (picture in picture) and PBP (play by play), all the other monitor features, super immersive coming from two 27"/24" monitors Cons: The DP cable is 1.2 when you need 1.4 for 4k resolution at 144hz So far only had it for a week and I'm very impressed, I'll update this if I run into any issues but so far I highly recommend!

great

Great monitor exactly what it’s paid to do.

Well as the title says, it's a 120hz 1080p gaming monitor. Do you want 120hz? Is 1080p acceptable? Then this is a great monitor. For me, I play ranked FPS on the new Xbox which I'm the highest possible rank in the game, and this is my favourite monitor to use, above the 1440p 120hz monitor I own.