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Kuycon G32P / G32X vs LG UltraFine 5K

A side-by-side comparison of specs, price, and overall fit for Mac users in 2026.

6K 32"

Kuycon

Kuycon G32P / G32X

Kuycon Kuycon G32P / G32X 6K 32-inch monitor for Mac
Our pick

Kuycon G32P / G32X

$1,699

Nothing else on sale looks this much like a Pro Display XDR. Real glass, 223 PPI and a rated 2,000:1 on the glossy G32P for about $1,699, or 218 PPI matte on the G32X for $1,399. Lovely panels, but no dock, no speakers, no KVM, a twelve-month warranty, and no independent lab has measured either one yet.

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5K 27"

LG

LG UltraFine 5K

LG LG UltraFine 5K 5K 27-inch monitor for Mac

LG UltraFine 5K

$1,299

A legacy pick. The 27-inch 5K panel Apple and LG designed for the Mac, sold from 2015 and pulled from Apple's store in 2022. The 2019 Thunderbolt 3 refresh was the last. Used for well under $1,200 it is still a sharp, accurate Mac display; at new-stock prices the Studio Display or BenQ MA270S is better in every way.

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Full spec comparison

Every spec side by side. Orange highlights the better value in each row; muted values indicate ties.

Spec Kuycon G32P / G32X LG UltraFine 5K
Display
Resolution 6144 × 3456 5120 × 2880
Screen size 32" 27"
Pixel density 223 PPI 218 PPI
Aspect ratio 16:9 16:9
Panel Nano IPS Black (LG Nano IPS Black panel under full lamination AR glass (matte IPS on the G32X)) IPS
Surface Glossy anti-reflective laminated glass (matte 3H anti-glare on the G32X) —
Backlight — —
Refresh rate 60 Hz 60 Hz
Response time 5 ms 14 ms
SDR brightness 500 nits 500 nits
Peak HDR — —
Contrast ratio 2000:1 (1500:1 on the G32X) 1100:1
Colour depth 10-bit 10-bit
Delta E < 2 —
HDR certification HDR10 —
Viewing angles 178°/178° 178°/178°
Colour gamut
DCI-P3 99% 99%
sRGB 99% 100%
Connectivity
Thunderbolt — Thunderbolt 3 (upstream) TB3, 40 Gb/s
USB-C (non-TB) USB-C (upstream) DisplayPort 2.1 alt mode, Thunderbolt 4/5 and USB4 compatible · 2× USB-C (downstream) USB 2.0, 480 Mb/s 3× USB-C USB 3.0
HDMI 2× HDMI HDMI 2.1, 48 Gb/s —
DisplayPort DisplayPort DP 2.1 UHBR20 —
USB-A — —
Max Power Delivery 100W 94W
Daisy-chain No No
KVM switch No No
Ethernet — —
USB hub 2× USB-C downstream at USB 2.0 speed —
Audio & video
Speakers — Integrated stereo speakers (2-channel)
Webcam — 1080p built-in camera
Microphones — Built-in microphone
Physical & stand
Weight 7.5 kg 8.48 kg
Dimensions (W×H×D) 71.2 × 41.5 × 2.5 cm (panel only, no stand) —
Stand Sold separately direct from Kuycon. Amazon bundles include a height, tilt, swivel and pivot stand Tilt + height-adjustable
Height adjustment — 110 mm
Tilt — −5° to +15°
Swivel — —
Pivot — —
VESA mount 100 × 100 mm 100 × 100 mm
Calibration
Factory calibration Factory calibrated to Delta E under 2, with a report for your unit on the bundled USB stick Apple/LG factory calibration for macOS
Delta E report Included No
Hardware calibration No No
Preset modes — —
Power & support
Power (typical) 60 W 140 W
Power (max) 170 W 200 W
Certifications — —
Warranty 1 year 1-year limited (LG)
Release year 2025 2019
Price (USD) $1,699 $1,299
Our rating 4 / 5 3.5 / 5

Our verdict

Higher rated: the Kuycon G32P / G32X, but they answer different needs.

Nothing else on sale looks this much like a Pro Display XDR. Real glass, 223 PPI and a rated 2,000:1 on the glossy G32P for about $1,699, or 218 PPI matte on the G32X for $1,399. Lovely panels, but no dock, no speakers, no KVM, a twelve-month warranty, and no independent lab has measured either one yet.

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