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

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.

I bought a pair of these and couldn't be happier. These replace a Samsung 32-inch curved 4K UHD display that served me well for several years, but when I decided to upgrade to a dual-monitor experience, it was no longer available. The OCD creature that lurks within me would go nuts if both monitors were not the same make and model, so...

It's amazing how much money can be saved if you don't need high refresh rates and other features for gaming or intensive graphics applications. If you need a large 4K monitor you intend to use for work only (web, office docs, etc), this model is a STEAL. I'm a big fan of curved monitors which at the 1800R spec is shaped to match the curve of your eye. This is far superior to a large flat monitor as the angles are better and more ergonomic for the human eye.This is a VA panel which is the most inexpensive to manufacture vs IPS or OLED but again, if you are looking for a large display that supports 4K for work only, it doesn't really matter.Very pleased, highly recommend!

Move over, Picasso! Dell has created a near-masterpiece with their S3221QS 32 Inch Curved 4K UHD Monitor. Despite the naysayers, this piece of tech-art has surpassed most expectations, and I’m here to sing its praises from the rooftops—or at least from my incredibly comfortable office chair.Firstly, let's talk about the display size. At 32 inches, this monitor is basically a cinema screen for your desk. Who needs movie theaters when you have this beauty? The ultra-thin bezel design ensures that you're fully immersed in your digital world, whether you're binge-watching the latest series or, you know, working. The 4K UHD resolution (3840 x 2160) brings every pixel to life with such clarity that you’ll be spotting details you never knew existed.And the curve? Oh, the curve. With a 1800R screen curvature, it's like having a personal IMAX screen. The monitor wraps around your vision, making you feel like you’re right in the middle of the action—be it a high-speed car chase or an intense spreadsheet battle. The horizontal and vertical viewing angles are both 178 degrees, so you can admire this beauty from almost any corner of the room.Your eyes will thank you too! This TÜV-certified gem comes with ComfortView, which reduces harmful blue light emissions and ensures a flicker-free experience. Finally, a monitor that understands our binge-watching needs and protects our eyes at the same time.Flexibility? This monitor almost had it in spades. Tilt, swivel, and adjust the height to your heart’s content. But wait—pivot? Apparently, that’s where Dell decided to channel their inner illusionist. This monitor doesn’t pivot, despite what the advertising might suggest. It’s like being promised a unicorn and getting a very nice horse instead. A horse is great, but you can’t help but feel a bit let down.Now, let’s talk about sound. Built-in speakers mean you don’t need to clutter your desk with additional gadgets. And with HDMI and DisplayPort options, hooking up your devices is as seamless as that 4K resolution.Despite the initial reviews and the unfortunate pivot betrayal, the Dell S3221QS is still a shining star. It’s like the plot twist in a movie where the underdog almost wins but loses a little due to some unexpected foul play. For just $314.99 (a steal with that 13% savings!), you can transform your viewing experience and make your desk the envy of the office. And if you act now, there’s an extra savings Amazon Music offer with this purchase—because who doesn’t need a soundtrack to their monitor’s almost-perfect success story?So, to all the skeptics: take a step back and witness the glory (and slight imperfection) of the Dell S3221QS. It’s not just a monitor; it’s a near-revolution in pixels and productivity.

This is a great big screen to work with. Clear And big enough for the blind!