32" GIGABYTE AORUS FO32U2P

4K resolution, also known as Ultra High Definition (UHD), offers four times the pixels of FullHD resolution, resulting in significantly more detailed and clearer images. With 3840×2160 pixels, 4K is ideal for demanding tasks such as working with graphics, gaming or watching movies in high quality.

DisplayPort is a modern digital standard for connecting monitors that supports high resolution, high refresh rates and image synchronization. DisplayPort is often used in professional and gaming monitors due to its high data transfer capacity.

Mini DisplayPort is a compact version of the DisplayPort standard, which was originally developed by Apple. The Mini DisplayPort supports the same features as the full-size DisplayPort, but in a smaller and more portable form.

The pivot (also known as rotation or swivel) feature of monitors allows users to rotate the monitor to a portrait orientation. This feature is very useful for various types of activities such as programming, reading longer documents or working with data and codes. The Pivot feature improves workplace ergonomics by allowing users to position the monitor in the optimal position for their specific work needs, which can reduce eye strain and improve posture. In addition, the adaptability of a monitor with a pivot function can increase productivity by allowing more efficient display and manipulation of information depending on the task being performed.

Flicker-free technology in monitors eliminates image flicker, which can cause eye fatigue and other long-term health problems. Monitors with this technology regulate brightness with a smooth electric current, resulting in a more stable and comfortable display, especially when working or gaming for long hours.

The Power Delivery (PD) feature on the monitors allows the monitor to deliver power via the USB-C connector to power or charge connected devices such as laptops, tablets or mobile phones. This feature significantly increases workspace efficiency by reducing the need for multiple power adapters and cables while providing fast charging that is powerful enough for larger devices.

The Daisy Chain feature on monitors allows multiple monitors to be connected in series, usually via a DisplayPort connector. This arrangement allows the workspace to be expanded across multiple displays without the need for complex graphics card setups or multiple outputs, which is effective for expanding the visual workspace in offices and design studios, for example.

KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) functionality on monitors allows users to control multiple computers using a single set of keyboard, monitor and mouse. This feature is particularly useful in environments where multiple systems need to be managed spatially and efficiently, such as data centers, offices, and workstations for testing or programming. KVM increases productivity by reducing hardware requirements and making it easier to switch between systems without having to connect and disconnect devices.

HDR (High Dynamic Range) monitors increase the range of brightness and contrast, allowing better detail in dark and light areas of the image. HDR provides richer colours and a more realistic visual experience, making it ideal for watching movies, gaming and working with graphics where precise colour reproduction is required.

Kensington Lock is a security device that allows users to secure their monitor against theft with a specially designed lock and cable. This system is often used in public areas such as libraries, offices or schools where there is a risk of valuable hardware being stolen.