Dell 32 Monitor S3225QS, 4K UHD VA, 120Hz, FreeSync Premium, Eye Comfort

Very nice monitor, performance is excellent for a VA screen and the build quality is very good. I've been using Dell monitors for years but recently switched to Samsung as they have good monitors for a decent price. However this Dell is much better for daily use, the screen is much more clear and there's more options for customization, text has deeper contrast and the colors can be more saturated if needed. It takes some time to figure out all the settings and get everything set just right but in the end it's a much more enjoyable viewing experience. The higher refresh rate is definitely noticeable on higher framerate games, there's less tearing when shifting your view or when rotating around a busy environment, and the transitions are smooth. I'm not able to enable HDR with my system but that's ok as I've never liked it on any of my other monitors, too dim and the colors seem washed out compared to non-HDR. This monitor is very bright, which is exactly what I wanted, I'm running this at 75% brightness which is easy on the eyes and matches my other 32in monitor which is maxed out. I really like having the ability to make the screen brighter than needed, which is not typically the case with most monitors. If I set the brightness to 100 it keeps the image quality and doesn't look washed out. I notice a slight dimming around the borders of the screen but it's not distracting and goes away when looking directly at the edge. Due to the size of the screen it's not easy to look directly at all edges so some dimming is expected. At extreme viewing angles the screen appears less focused. 32-inch is a very good sized monitor and works perfectly if it's closer to 2ft away, any closer and it's hard to track items moving across the screen. The screen weight is about average, much lighter than it looks. I'm using a gas spring type of support arm and there's no dropping over time, the 100x100 VESA fits perfectly and the screws are included with the monitor, which is very nice. Overall its an excellent monitor and I will be replacing my second screen with another one of these Dell monitors.

TL;DR: Very nice big monitor, no problems. After a week of adjusting to it, and fiddling with my desktop PC to transition from a perfectly satisfactory Acer 27" 1440 100Hz 1ms IPS monitor to this new 32" 4k 120Hz 4ms Dell, I'm very satisfied with it. Out of the box, Dell's 'Custom Color' setting seems already well calibrated; colors are not overly saturated cartoons, skin tones are lifelike. The panel appears so bright in my non windowed, small desk lamp lit home office that I'm able to reduce Brightness setting to 35%, which helps its already deep blacks become even more impressive. Contrast set to 85%, Sharpness 70%, Dark Stabilizer to setting 1, HDR Off. The right side, back-of-monitor joystick function is highly intuitive and easy to use compared to the confusing button pushing sequence of other types of monitor interfaces. (Though I also downloaded Dell's mouse driven, desktop monitor adjustment app from their website, I've yet to need it.) Viewing 1080 live streamed broadcast of NFL games shows no motion blur at its 120 Hz refresh rate, and the 4ms response time appears to be a non factor for my applications, since I'm not a gamer. Netflix 4k material is stunning on this Dell, and I have mixed feelings about HDR's effects; I usually leave it Off. Viewing and reading web content is comfortable, with similarly responsive mouse scrolling and sharp text/graphics to my previous 1440 monitor. I enabled 120Hz refresh rate in Windows, and had to tweak appearance settings in both Windows 11 and Chrome's browser for font and text size and page zoom to maintain similar, comfortably legible open tabs' sizing to page ratios as my old screen's smaller size. Coming from IPS monitors, the typical off axis color alteration of this VA type panel when viewed even slightly from the side is a kind of disappointing tradeoff for its 50% better contrast ratio. Appearance becomes washed out quickly unless seated in the sweet spot directly in front of it, but I'm getting used to it. The monitor's very stable stand offers generous adjustments including height, rotation and tilt, and setting a slight panel tilt upward helps to maintain best viewing angle while seated, reminding me of how amazingly sharp and beautiful this display is. I can now comfortably watch this larger screen from 3 to 4 feet away to enjoy a more immersive view of sports and movies. It was considerably discounted for Black Friday, and arrived in an enormous, comically oversized but lightweight plain brown box to conceal its identity. It wakes reliably fast from sleep, its power cord is just that; not another cumbersome adapter brick, and I'm quite happy with its performance thus far.

Love this monitor, true 3840 x 2160p @60hz. The screen is very bright and doesn't have much glare, probably none at all. Good price too, I ended up buying a second one. I am switching from LG monitors because LG sucks and they make bad products that have poor UI. The power cord is plenty long, I wish it came with a longer HDMI cable like 8 feet vs the 6 foot one that comes with but that might not matter to other customers. I don't use the stand that comes with it and use pole-mount stands, but I tried on the OEM stand and it was plenty sturdy.

Great monitor. Good price. Beautiful clear colors. Recommended.

I failed to notice that this thing has built in speakers, not really an 'issue' except that the system randomly decides that those should be the default output instead of my USB speakers or headphones I already have set as default. Size, style, image quality are all stellar. The MMO I play is more fluid, but also looks better because this monitor has different technology for shading etc. than my outdated one so some things I was seeing for the first time because of the upgrade. Object shading support seemed to be one really obvious thing. it works well with my high end video card in my Alienware gaming system, as in they have connected features etc. that they specifically support and use. No issues so far. Based on the other options I was considering, this feels like a really good value for the money and I was suspicious. I don't do FPS gaming, so can't speak to how it would perform for that, but for MMO, DDO Online, GW2, look great and have had no issues. So I do recommend this one.

As another reviewer noted, the cardboard used in the box has a terrible smell. They should obviously address that. The monitor itself I also agree with reviews regarding color shift. To me it's not terribly significant side to side, however you can see the screen get noticeably washed out when moving up/away from the screen. Viewing angles aren't the best but honestly this is a common occurrence. I don't know about the quality of this particular VA monitor, just that IPS monitors in general tend to and SHOULD have better viewing angles. I'm pleased with it overall but it's still something to consider. I think it gets bright enough, I was more concerned before I changed the color settings because next to an IPS monitor the white was more yellow. They're different panels though and the IPS monitor is smaller and lower resolution. I think the colors look good - great and the monitor itself gets bright enough unless you have a very bright environment where I could see 'potential' for issues. What really surprised me was the bump in clarity. I understand some monitors are sharper but having nothing similar to compare it to, I'm satisfied with the resolution and it absolutely blows away a 1080 monitor. The speakers are excellent. They're not a replacement for dedicated speakers but they can certainly be used as such. It's not necessarily the quality but the loudness. They get LOUD. The quality is also very good. They're approaching the sound quality of a good, large TV. The interface is operated via button on the back and slightly annoying but easy to use and functional. A prompt came up on the screen to download additional software to customize the display. I honestly didn't know a monitor does this, I'm assuming through Windows update. I haven't done that yet and I'm satisfied with the quality enough that I might not get around to it. Setup was easy enough although I found it odd that there was no instruction manual whatsoever in the box. Not mine at least. Light bleed around the edges is practically non existent (on this panel) and the colors and resolution are good. I haven't noticed any flickering or dead pixels. BTW the monitor is flipped in the manufacturer box and Amazon placed it front of the box side up, which is logical and they probably don't know it's upside down in the box, but so that means it constantly got dropped directly on the screen whenever it was set down. They also shipped it inside another box for whatever reason so the package was massive. I'll update this review if anything odd starts happening but as of now I'm satisfied with it and would recommend it. Pros: Resolution Speakers Display colors Design Size Cons/not the best: Huge Amazon box 🤔 Brightness Color shift Noxious packaging No instructions Price

Getting 5 stars. Not because it is perfect but because it is the best I could find at this price. Sharp, bright, clear, smooth, height adjustable, tilt and pivot. No built in hub but you get a lot for the money in my opinion. The whites are very bright and clean. The 120 refresh rate is smoother than some 144hz alternatives. Only downside is viewing angle. The brightness and color suffer really quickly at an angle. This really surprised me. There are brighter options out there too but this is really good in a bright office.

I like the monitor overall but my main dislike is when viewing from just a few inches from straight on point of focus, there is a slight graying of the screen, a slight haze if you will. I can explain this way. If i'm looking at the monitor from dead center at ~26" away, the center ~1/3 is clear. If i look to either side to view the right or left third then what is seen is not as clear as when i move my head a few inches to become centered on the other thirds of the screen. it becomes slightly 'hazy'. I purchased the 32" monitor because i also edit video and with the larger monitor can have nearly a 27" monitor to view video after the controls take up a portion of the parimeter. For photo editing i now must move my head to ensure i am seeing the entire screen as clear as possible and that portions of the photo are not actualy slightly hazy. For serious photo editors that want a bigger monitor than 27" inch, i would consider other options. The 27" IPS display i have for a second monitor does not have the 'flaw' that this LED does.

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So far, after a couple months I am very satisfied!

VA panelle ilgili genel geçer önyargılardan vazgeçin lütfen, Kesinlikle çok iyi bir ürün çıkmış ortaya. 120 hz tazeleme hızı, 3000:1 statik kontrast ile çok net ve akıcı bir görüntü kalitesi sunuyor. Kenardan kenara kafanızı çevirdiğinizde renk değişimi yok. Bünyesindeki ses sistemi ise çok tatmin edici. Bu fiyata Dell kalitesi. Teşekkürler Amazon.

Everything it advertising is true and is worth it!

It’s a so great product!