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

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 than my outdated one so some things I was seeing for the first time because of the upgrade.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 Alienwar

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 notice

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 se

This monitor is great thus far. I had a curved monitor but I had to replace it as it died. I am currently using the 2019 Mac Mini and I realized that the usual HDMI connection will not work with is monitor so I needed the USB-C with the DisplayPort. The colors are bright and the text is crisp. There were a few flickers at first but I researched it and I needed to shut off the Smart HDR and that issue was resolved. But unfortunately, the drives for the monitor are NOT Mac compatible from the last time I checked the dell website. But overall, this monitor is a good affordable choice as I am not

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 c

I love this monitor. It's huge, stable, great resolution for my needs, and it works directly out of the box with no fuss. The manufacturer's box in which it arrived was not securely taped, but luckily everything was fine.

I use it every day and am happy with it. Mind you, I don't put a lot of stress on it, mostly word processing and this monitor has enough space and clarity for all that I do.

If you absolutely don’t care about color quality and you just need a monitor to look at large excel sheets, it’s a great choice. But otherwise, look elsewhere. I am comparing this monitor with my 10 year old 32” Samsung with MVA matrix, and just couldn’t imagine that 10 years of advancements would result in such color quality degradation. No matter how you sit, you will see a part of the screen rendered in somewhat decent color, and the rest will be washed out and have hue changed. It is vertical viewing angle that suffers; side to side the colors stay the same. In top of that, there’s uneven