Dell S3221QS 32 Inch Curved 4K UHD (3840 x 2160), VA Ultra-Thin Bezel Monitor, 60Hz, 4MS Response Time, 90% DCI-P3, 99% sRGB, AMD FreeSync, HDMI, DisplayPort, Built in Speakers,…

I’ve switched from 3, 24″ monitors to one 32″ monitor and I love it. I’ve tried 3 and this is by far the best. It has a VESA mount (monitor arms are so good at clearing up desk space) and the image is super crisp. I’m getting 60hz 4k off a Thunderbolt hub. There’s really nothing I can think of that I’d change EXCEPT it’s not quite curved enough for me. I tried a gaming monitor and it had a larger curve which I did find to be easier on my eyes because the depth of field remained the same. I think the issue is I’m sitting a little bit close to this monitor so sliding it back a tiny bit might help.

Didn’t expect this from such a expensive monitor .

I purchased this product and it has lot of issues , it keeps on flickering when i connect i to my laptop .
I tried to contact dell customer care and they don’t have any solution for the problem i have.

When i asked for return of this product , Amazon team is not helpful in this at all , they keeps on asking me to wait for seller to reply and they cant create return request themselves .

Seller is busy in his own world , and no response from them .

Its been 1 week and i have been still waiting for the team to resolve me issue .

I needed a new external monitor since I work from home. I’m not a gamer nor creative professional. My work mostly involves Microsoft Office products, like word, excel, outlook. I also in a lot of virtual meetings.

My two biggest requirements were a large screen and high resolution. I often have multiple windows open & wanted to easily fit 3 or 4 windows to work on simultaneously on the monitor.

Crisp picture quality was also important. Fuzzy text is so distracting. And since I’m on the computer all day, looking at low resolution text is just an eye sore.

I’m very pleased with the 32″ 4K monitor I bought. The picture quality is excellent enough that I’ve also doubled the monitor to stream movies. The built in speakers are also decent. I like that it’s versatile to use for office work & streaming movies.

The build of the monitor is solid. The base is very sturdy. It’s pretty heavy, but I like that. I’d rather it be solid & heavy than need to worry about it tipping over.

It does not pivot to portrait, but that’s fine for me because I only want to use it in landscape position anyway.

It can’t securely packaged. And was very easy to set up, practically plug & play.

This is my first curved monitor, & I took a chance on it after reading that curved monitors are more ergonomic. And I can attest that it is. Nothing looks weird or warped or distorted due to the curve. Everything on the screen looks clear & easily viewable when sitting in the center of the screen; I hardly have to move my head. But that doesn’t mean you have to sit in the center. Everything on the screen is just as easy to view/read when you’re at an angle from the center of the monitor.

I’ve been using it for almost a month. No problems. Came with all the necessary cables.

I’ve also attached it to my MacAir & my Dell laptop. The external monitor works equally well with both. That was the true test; if this monitor wasn’t compatible with my MacAir, I would’ve returned it.

This monitor is a great value for the price. I did alot of research. For the size of the screen & picture quality, this monitor is excellent! You’ll find way more expensive ones that aren’t as good. This is a great buy.

Perfect monitor, especially for its price.
However there’s an issue with M1 macs – display starts blinking a little when there’re a lot of dark colors with minor contrasting light details (HDMI to HDMI on M1 mac mini). And with DP to USB-C it ghosts for a few seconds once in a minute or so, which is way worse.
Yet it works perfectly well with Intel-based macs. I hope it will be fixed soon either by Apple or Dell.

I had resisted the whole “curved monitor” craze because a) I’m not a gamer and b) figured it would mess with my brain.

My primary use is for my remote work-from-home office and had been using Dell UltraSharp U3223QE which costs about 3 times what this monitor costs. I had another 32″ monitor that crapped out and had to replace but didn’t feel like dropping another 650 bucks so thought I would give this a shot.

Out of the box, it is so easy to attach the base and set up. You can plug in and test it without completely dismantling the packing materials which is important to me since monitors can be so delicate in transit. I was able to use the cords from my old monitor (power cord and HDMI) so I didn’t even have to unpack the cables provided in the original box.

I’m using an M3 MBP that my company provided and it works flawlessly. Absolutely no flicker. Colors are decent (though out of the box, it looked like it was in “night mode” with a yellow tinge — but was able to find a setting that looked more like a “true white” during the day. The text is clear as can be. The curve is subtle but does seem to draw you in more than the flat screen.

For the money, I never expected to have the quality of a monitor that costs 3x the price but if anything, I prefer this to the more expensive monitor. It is all I can do to swap out the other flat panel to have a matched pair.

Build quality is also very solid. I have had monitors where the stand is built upon a plastic base so that if you “type with purpose” (I use a mechanical keyboard and play piano so definitely have a tendency to pound away!), the whole monitor would wobble which is really annoying and distracting. Not an issue with this monitor AT ALL!

If you have limited funds but want/need a 32″ ultra clear monitor, this is AN EXCELLENT choice.

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