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, VESA Certified, Silver

I have to say that I still think Samsung has the most vivid color quality, but this Dell is a real surprise. It has a great 4K picture and is built like a tank. Solid! It is quite heavy compared to other monitors on the market. Some people would think of that as an issue, but in my eyes it tells me that it's not going to be damaged easily. And most of all, this seems to be the best priced NAME BRAND 32 inch 4K monitor on the market. There are a lot of cheaper brands out there that I have never heard of. I would be willing to try them, but with only a small amount of conflicting reviews to rely on with each brand, I'm not going to risk it. Now that I have bought this Dell and loved it, I have recently purchased two more.

Ordered two 32" monitors to place side-by-side, replacing a similar setup with two (Samsung) 32" flat monitors. Overall this has produced a more useable viewing space as the peripheral areas of the screen are now much clearer in peripheral vision and require less head turning. The thin borders allow this to be effectively a large screen. [I prefer two screens instead of one big one because I do alot of screen sharing, for which the latter isn't conducive.] Overall I'm pleased with the performance. I would give this 4.5 stars because of the following:Issues with these monitors include:-Height and adjustment. You must place these on a monitor stand, or you'll be gazing down and will destroy your neck! Even then the height adjustment is slim. At the highest height position for me at 5'10" these are just high enough to be ergonomically correct. Dell should know better and have a much larger range of height adjustment!-Two different monitors. One is clearly new, the other used and refurbished. OK, I bought from Amazon and knew this is possible. Two different sets of packaging, different instructions, and even different cables.-Resolution and Glare. The resolution is very good, but some of the letters in Windows 11 appear very thin compared with flat screen. The glare on the screen is very high, especially from ambient and background light. I had to end up closing the blinds in the windows behind my desk to minimize glare; didn't have this issue with flat screen monitors.-Speakers. The speaker works on each monitor, but if you use a combined two monitor display, only one speaker can work--producing mono sound. Basically it's a waste.-HDR. If you use this feature, programs like Fences (which displays and organizes folders on the desktop) don't display properly. Another useless feature, especially if not using this monitor for gaming.

Super high quality, everything is very nice. It's a little bigger than I should have bought but that's on me. You should know it's *much* heavier than a lot of more standard monitors. I prefer that since it's "not going anywhere" but if you want to carry it somewhere be prepared.

i had bought this for my son's birthday. here are my comments:- the screen is an LCD. i know that i wasn't going to get a big fancy OLED this size for under a thousand dollars, but i feel like the manufacurer had deliberately avoided mentioning the screen type. however, the color quality and visual quality are much better than my previous setup (a 41 inch 30hz LCD samsung smart TV).-the volume is probably the best thing about this: loud sounds are hushed down and background sounds are very easy to hear, ideal for horror or stealth games. i actually have the volume at 1% because xbox doesn't seem to have a native volume control, so i'm sure the speakers could be deafening if you wanted.-the curved screen makes it easier to sit closer to the screen without hurting your eyes, and while the colors don't go very dark, lighter off-whites are very easy to spot. i can't wait to use this for digital drawing.assembly also just involved clicking together a two-piece stand and inserting cables. the monitor even moves a bit to make cable insertion easier.but my favorite thing is that this product is "dumb", it doesn't have any eavesdropping virtual assistants, unneeded internet connectivity, or ads. i bet that it was only $360 because dell marketed this as a "monitor" rather than a "home entertainment platform", however it still has the quality graphics one would expect from a modern appliance.i am a bit mad at amazon for not putting the product into an anonymous brown box before leaving it on my doorstep at 3:30 PM, but i can't blame the seller or manufacturer for that.