INNOCN 32M2V Review - Best Affordable 4K Gaming Monitor

| Available in black or silver, the Innocn 32M2V is a 32-inch widescreen 4K MiniLED gaming monitor, capable of HDR1000 and 144Hz. At $800, it offers great value for money and a fantastic set of features.

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Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:24 TL;DR
0:56 First impressions and design
1:59 Testing
2:58 Eizo testing
3:22 Ports and connectivity
4:01 Resolution and DPI
4:38 MiniLED vs LCD vs OLED
7:14 Gaming features (Steam Deck, PS5)
8:26 Should you buy the Innocn 32M2V?

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[santibear]

I got this monitor last week and ive been loving it. Im getting about 100-120fps on warzone on 4k resolution on my 6800 xt with normal settings and my temps are steady 80c its my first time playing on anything over 60fps so im happy! Amazon has the monitor for like $496 rn for prime members!

[baltaza]

Excellent review, loved the tldr so much that I stayed until the end

[o-oo-oo-o]

Thanks for the review. Convinced me to buy it to replace my Odyssey Oled G8. Started working on my PC more often, and leaving the display on UI elements for 8+ hours a day is not worth the burn-in risk just to enjoy OLED for a few hours in the evening.

[dhLord]

Paid about 550 at the end of last year. Best bang for the buck monitor. Very bright and colorful. Good for HDR. It's not quite OLED tho. Only real downside is 60hz stuff has slightly more input lag. Dunno why. Still recommend.

[ippothedestroyer]

The silver goes on sale quite a bit for $500. At that price its not too bad.

[hoseinqadam]

My only nag with this monitor (yes I have it) is windows itself. If I have a dark background with white text, the text is washed out but if I bring a white box near the next, then it becomes brighter and crisper. I would like to know if anyone has a work around/ fix for this? its not necessarily a big issue, but it can be annoying at times.

Edit: never mind, I had to download windows HDR calibration tool and now it looks wayyyy better. In the HDR setting page it takes you to a microsoft link (I dont know why its not built into windows), just download and run it, quick calibration (its like calibrating saturation for regular display).

[HATEregelt]

I must say im also curious about this monitor as it can output 1.000+ nits even in a 100% window.

But coming from an OLED im scared about the black levels.

[fratista]

Thats not widescreen as you say in the beginning