Head to head · 2026

G32P or G32X? The two 32-inch 6K monitors, decided

The same diagonal, the same 6K format, the same brightness. €260 apart, and two differences that decide it: contrast and the panel's finish.

2000:1 against 1500:1 Glossy against matte 223 against 218 ppi

Comparison

The two 32-inch 6K monitors

The higher in contrast
Kuycon G32P

Kuycon G32P

32" · 6K · IPS Black · glossy

From 1 539,00 € incl. VAT

  • Resolution6144 × 3456
  • Density223 ppi
  • PanelIPS Black
  • Contrast2000:1
  • Brightness500 nits
  • Thickness2,5 cm

Why we recommend it: 21.2 million pixels and 2000:1 contrast: it is the highest-resolution and highest-contrast panel in the range. The choice of those who grade.

The most versatile
Kuycon G32X

Kuycon G32X

32" · 6K · IPS · matte

From 1 279,00 € incl. VAT

  • Resolution6016 × 3384
  • Density218 ppi
  • PanelIPS
  • Contrast1500:1
  • Brightness500 nits
  • Thickness2,3 cm

Why we recommend it: 218 ppi, that is exactly the Retina density macOS expects, and a matte finish that forgives a badly oriented desk. €260 less.

  G32P G32X 
Resolution6144 × 34566016 × 3384
Density223 ppi218 ppi — exact Retina
PanelIPS BlackIPS
Contrast2000:11500:1
Brightness500 nits500 nits
Finishglossy anti-reflectivematte anti-reflective
Refresh rate60 Hz60 Hz
Thickness2,5 cm2,3 cm
Price1 539,00 €1 279,00 €

Manufacturer specifications. Prices are shown in your currency.

Contrast, the real difference

2000:1 against 1500:1 sounds abstract. In practice: on a night photo, a dark film scene or an interface in dark mode, the G32P shows blacks that stay black where the G32X turns very dark grey. If you grade images or work in video, that is the criterion that justifies the price gap.

If you spend your days in text, code and spreadsheets, that gap will almost never show.

Matte or glossy, the other trade-off

The G32P is glossy anti-reflective: deeper contrast and colours, but sensitive to a window placed behind you. The G32X is matte: it dissolves reflections, at the cost of a slight veil on the blacks.

The simple test: look at your current monitor switched off in broad daylight. If you see the room in it as in a mirror, choose matte — the G32X. Otherwise, the G32P's glossy finish will give you a better image.

And density?

223 against 218 ppi: the difference is too small to be perceived by eye. It does, however, have a technical consequence: 218 ppi corresponds exactly to the ratio for which macOS applies 2× scaling with no interpolation. The G32X is therefore, in theory, very slightly cleaner on a Mac. In practice, both are excellent.

Our recommendation

You produce images: the G32P, for the contrast.
You work on a Mac, in a bright office: the G32X, for the matte finish and the €260 saved.
You are still hesitating: the G32X is the safer choice. The G32P is the more demanding choice.

FAQ

G32P or G32X: frequently asked questions

What is the real difference between the G32P and the G32X?

Contrast and finish. The G32P offers 2000:1 with an IPS Black panel and a glossy coating; the G32X 1500:1 with an IPS panel and a matte coating. Resolution and brightness are almost identical.

Which one to choose for a Mac?

The G32X, whose 218 ppi correspond exactly to the density for which macOS applies 2× scaling with no interpolation. The G32P remains excellent, at 223 ppi.

Is the G32P worth €260 more?

Yes if you work on images, video or in dark mode: the doubled contrast is immediately visible. No if your day is spent in text and spreadsheets.

Do they go beyond 60 Hz?

No, both are at 60 Hz. 6K already demands considerable bandwidth. For a high refresh rate, look at the P27Z or the P27ZB at 27 inches.

Are they compatible with a MacBook over USB-C?

Yes, with charging over the same cable. Check, however, that your machine supports 6K: that is the point to verify before ordering, not after.

Two ways of doing 32-inch 6K

Contrast, or versatility. 2-year warranty in the European Union.

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Comparison written in September 2026. The specifications are those published by the manufacturer; check the product page before buying.