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
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Style: 32" Curved 1080p 165Hz VA 1ms (MPRT)
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- Curved 1500R Panel - Experience a more immersive and engaging gaming experienced with the curved panel monitor wrapping around your field of vision. You'll feel like you're right in the middle of the action, with no distractions.
- 165Hz Refresh Rate - Experience smoother gameplay and more immersive visuals in fast-paced games and high-action scenes with the 165Hz refresh rate of the Pixio PXC325 monitor.
- Vibrant HDR for Richer Colors - High Dynamic Range (HDR) support enhances color contrast, brightness, and detail, delivering more lifelike visuals with deeper blacks and brighter whites for an immersive viewing experience.
- 1ms MPRT Response Time - Eliminate ghosting and blurring with the 1ms MPRT response time of our monitor. Experience no motion blur, even in fast-paced games and videos. 1ms response time MPRT provides immersive viewing eperience by reducing motion blur and making images crisp and clear.
- Supports both HDMI and DisplayPort - Therea re two DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.0 connections, each supporting up to 1920x1080@165Hz. This assures maximum compatibility for PC desktops, laptops, consoles, or any device that supports DisplayPort or HDMI.
- The PXC325 is the perfect budget-friendly option for gamers who want a wide, curved gaming monitor with a high refresh rate. With its 1500R curved VA panel, 165Hz refresh rate, and 1ms MPRT response time, the PXC325 delivers immersive and responsive gameplay at a fraction of the cost of other ultrawide gaming monitors. If you're looking for an affordable ultrawide gaming monitor with a high refresh rate, the PXC325 is the perfect choice for you.
Brand: Pixio
Screen Size: 32 Inches
Resolution: FHD 1080p
Aspect Ratio: 169
Screen Surface Description: Glossy
Product Dimensions: 9.9 x 27.99 x 20.7 inches
Item Weight: 13.01 pounds
Manufacturer: Pixio USA Inc
Item model number: PXC325
Date First Available: September 17, 2021
Standing screen display size: 32 Inches
Aspect Ratio: 169
Voltage: 19 Volts
Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Pixels
Image brightness: 350 Candela
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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.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2022 by Knightman
Style: 32" Curved 1080p 165Hz VA 1ms (MPRT)
Excellent monitor for the price. Couldn't be more pleased for the amount of money spent
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025 by RC
Style: 32" Curved 1080p 165Hz VA 1ms (MPRT)
I got the 27inch 1440p (PCX277A). Monitor is exactly what it says on the tin. It looks great and if you're like me and were using an old hand-me-down the difference is night and day. If there are any significant faults with this monitor I don't know of one. I guess you could critique the lack of USB-C/DPA video if you really wanted to? One thing I did notice was that by upgrading to a 1440p (2K) monitor the games I ran at 1080p looked blurry; since the ratios are different pixels get stretched if viewing the 1080p content. So if you're getting this for gaming make sure you've got the horsepower to make 1440p your default resolution. If you do have to run something at 1080P it's not egregious, but noticeable. Also got the PCX325 (32 inch, 1080p variant) for a hard-of-seeing family member and it works great. It’s basically a TV in front of their face and e-mails and such are nice and legible.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025 by ExtraTrstl
Okay hear me out, I've been using this monitor for a little over a month now. I've made a somewhat comprehensive list of pros and cons. *NOTE subjective cons will be separate* Pros: HDMI 2.0 AND Display Port compatibility <3 Wonderful UI, easily accessible and understandable! (The menu that's accessed from the monitors back button) Optional Blue Light Filter, absolutely love this feature. Windows may have it built in but it's kinda Jank 🤷♀️ Cons: Back light "bleed" I believe someone else here posted a photo of the BLB as well. If not, it's when the back light shows brightly through the display, colors etc. It's somewhat painful on the eyes. HDMI has slight display issues. I notice "flickers" from time to time. More specifically Horizontal tearing 😢, this could be a manufacturer defect, it doesn't bother me much. *Subjective pros/cons below as follows* Con: Weight, this mothertrucker is HEAVY. However it does have a VERY sturdy stand! Con: IMO External PSU, for those of you who don't know, it's the little power brick that helps turn the thing on. *Only a con because, cable management hassle 😑 henceforth subjective* Pro/Con: This one depends. The stand is wonderful! It's very sturdy, it easily attaches to the rear of the monitor. HOWEVER it can come detached (improperly) if lifted from the base and not the monitor itself. (This was tested for your convenience 💙) Overall, if this monitor busted on me tomorrow, I think I would be 75% likely to purchase a new one. The other 25% would be a smaller monitor for work purposes.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2021 by Jesse
Get this monitor! I got it on a lightning sale, I would have been glad to pay full price. I never heard of the company Pixio before. I was looking at the traditional brands when this popped up on my screen. I read the reviews on the 27inch and decided to take a chance with the 32 inch. I'm glad I did. I brought it mainly for gaming, I play Warhammer Total War 3, Madden 22, BattleTech, Mech Warrior, etc, this monitor makes all of those games really pop! So crisp, I have seen things for the first time, I was like "I never saw that detail on my other monitor!" I have to say Madden 22 looks AMAZING. Now for the curve, I like it a lot. It make gaming feel more "cozy" hard to explain, just feels better for gaming. I don't watch movies or do productivity stuff on it so I can't really say how those feel, but I am guessing they would also feel great. Easy to set up out of the box. You will need to go into the settings and make some minor adjustments like setting it to 165hz, taking advantage of HDR and Free Sync. It's performs like the expensive big name brand monitors. I highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2022 by Devin D. Bass
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Excellent monitor and very easy to tweak the settings
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2025 by Anthony Micciola Sr.
Style: 32" Curved 1080p 165Hz VA 1ms (MPRT)
Clean and clear monitor. See full details on every nose hair.
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2025 by Sheetmetalfab
As the title states Pixio thoroughly let me down. I have owned 2 monitors. One was for 2.5 years and the other has been 4 months. The first monitor stopped communicating with my pc and then stopped turning on altogether. The company had discontinued the monitor so I was unable to repair it. Pretty unfortunate. As the first monitor had been decent I went with them again and purchased this monitor. My monitor stopped working suddenly one day. I attempted full trouble shooting and when it failed I attempted to move it so that I could test it on another system. Pressing my thumb on the screen smashed a pixel. After being frustrated with myself I contacted support about repair and the price is 75% of the monitors value. After owning it for 4 months and it seemed rather fragile to be honest. So the monitors don’t last and are fragile. Your best bet is to go with a brand that is more reliable and has better warranty services.
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