The three monitors that AORUS has now showcased are the 32-inch FI32U, 43-inch FV43U, and 48-inch FO48U models, but they all share the same technical specifications except for their screen diagonal. Obviously, this is large format monitors for games that can be used both for PC and to take advantage of the powers of the next generation consoles, Xbox Series X and PS5.
The first AORUS 4K gaming monitors, straight to the top of the range
These AORUS gaming monitors tick all the boxes for next-gen gaming; HDMI 2.1 compatibility enables lightning-fast gaming with the latest graphics cards from AMD and NVIDIA, and by combining its panel 4K OLED with high refresh rates reaching 144Hz (AORUS says they are above 120Hz, but 144 Hz in their propaganda) and response time as low as 0.5ms, the brand’s new trio of 4K monitors deliver an incredibly detailed and blazingly fast gaming experience.
These monitors are VESA DisplayHDR 1000 certified to ensure richer, more lifelike colors, which combined with AORUS ‘“ tactical’ ‘features (black equalizer, aim stabilizer, active noise cancellation and other enhancements to get the most out of from your games) allows these monitors to be placed directly at the top of the range of products, no longer from AORUS but from the market.
These new monitors are designed for the future, and for this the manufacturer has incorporated HDMI 2.1 connectivity doubling (they have two connectors), capable of delivering up to 48 Gbps of bandwidth per connector, which is necessary to enjoy games at 4K resolution and 120 FPS or higher. All three models have color cover of the 99% of Adobe RGB color space and 150% of sRGB space, everything with 10-bit color depth to show a greater variety and richness of colors, and at the same time make them suitable even for professional users. As you can see, they also have a built-in USB 3.1 connector hub that includes a USB-C, as well as HD audio mini-jacks.
For the moment, the manufacturer has not revealed some of its characteristics, such as its ergonomics and its price. In the 32-inch variant, since it has a classic V-base, there is every indication that it will be adjustable in height, swivel and tilt without a problem and the base can probably be disassembled to mount it on a VESA articulated arm. However, the 43-inch and 48-inch models have a TV-style dual base, which means they won’t have these ergonomic capabilities (but they will, like all TVs, have the ability to mount the screen to a VESA mount. 100).
As we have said so far, AORUS has not revealed the price at which these monitors will arrive in stores, but given their technical characteristics we can count on them to be quite expensive and, in fact, we would say that ‘ they are not suitable for everyone. budgets. In any case, we will get rid of the doubts very soon as they have already been announced and will not take long to reach the stores.
