Gigabyte has come to CES 2026 and has officially announced four new gaming monitors for its lineup this year, and they’ll be featuring OLED panels with high refresh rates, while also coming in varying sizes. Gigabyte isn’t as recognized by the wider consumer audience as brands like ASUS ROG , Razer, or Alienware , but if you’re a PC gaming enthusiast, then chances are you’re pretty familiar with the brand in one way or another.

If you are, then you know Gigabyte has some pretty awesome gaming hardware. It’s also a genuinely well-loved brand in the PC gaming community because of its high quality and competitive pricing with more mainstream brands. That level of quality looks to be expanding to these new monitors, which are stacked with features.

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The new Gigabyte OLED gaming monitors will come in four variations

Rather, there will be four different models, and they will be available in varying sizes. There will be two different 27-inch monitors, one 32-inch monitor, and a 34-inch ultrawide monitor. Starting with the larger monitors, the 34-inch option will be an ultra-wide QD-OLED display with 4K resolution and a refresh rate of 360Hz. The combination of the refresh rate, size, and resolution is likely to make this a popular choice, but if you don’t like larger monitors, you have a few other choices.

The 32-inch monitor isn’t ultra-wide, so it takes up a little less space, but it is still 4K. It’s also a QD-OLED panel. The refresh rate drops to 240Hz, but it still supports HDMI 2.1 and NVIDIA G-Sync. If you want to go even smaller, then you can pick from two 27-inch monitor options . Both come with a resolution of 2,560 x 1,440, and they both come with a refresh rate of 280Hz. Where they differ is with the panel type. One is using a WOLED panel with a 1.1% ultra-low reflection, and it’ll have a peak brightness of 1,500 nits. So, it’ll be extremely bright and should be the perfect choice for anyone who plays games in very bright rooms. Gigabyte hasn’t announced pricing or availability yet, but it is expected to announce those details soon.