It's somewhat hard to describe what's going on with the base of the stand, there's a large, elevated loop setup and also two small backwards-facing legs for stability. On the design front, we have the top section which is fairly standard, but also this bottom stand section which something we haven't seen before. Let's hope their execution is up to scratch to match that price point, always a tall order when you're a newcomer, but I'm not going to write them off just yet. On the refresh rate side of things, it tops out at 165Hz but it's also variable refresh compatible with AMD FreeSync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync Compatible.Д¬orsair are gunning for the high-end segment with a price tag of $800, which puts it on par with the Asus ROG Swift PG329Q. So it's large, it's flat, and Corsair are quoting 100% Adobe RGB coverage in addition to 98% DCI-P3 thanks to Quantum Dot enhancement.

The category of 32-inch mid/high-refresh 1440p monitors has accelerated this year with the introduction of quality IPS panels and that's exactly what Corsair are using in their first display. It's called the Xeneon 32QHD165, with the letters and numbers soup indicating we're looking at a 32-inch monitor, with a QHD resolution (a.k.a.

They have sent units in advance to reviewers, so we have evaluated it comprehensively ahead of the official launch which shows some extra confidence on Corsair's part. Corsair have made their very first monitor, which they are announcing today.

We have a very interesting product in the labs for review today.

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