32 Plus 4K QD-OLED Monitor - S3225QC

I just had the Dell S3225QC delivered by UPS after ordering from Costco. Delivery took 3 business days. The monitor is noticeably heavier than the Dell S3225QS and P3225QE, and it comes with a much sturdier stand. Height, tilt, and swivel adjustments are solid; I didn’t try vertical orientation. The

"Cheapest," "best" and "OLED" don't go well together. But we can talk bang-for-the-buck. Any of several OLED TVs will serve you well. A last-year's-model (or earlier) LG C series or even B series will do everything you're asking for. If you want monitor sizes and not TV sizes, the Dell S3225QC is an

Costco has the Dell QD-OLED 31.5” 4k120HZ S3225QC for $500. It does sometimes go on sale for $450. It’s an office monitor, but still supports VRR and Dolby Vision HDR. One limitation is that it only has one HDMI port and a USB-C port designed with laptops in mind (display connectivity and power char

https://www.costco.com/p/-/dell-32-plus-4k-qd-oled-monitor-s3225qc/4000419925 This is $500. It supports 4k which is the max resolution of the PS5, and 120hz which is the max framerate.It's also OLED, so has a very high contrast ratio. Lastly it has HDMI 2.1 which is required for Variable Refreshrate

I switched from the MSI 271QPX E2 (1440p) to the Dell S3225QC because the text/fringing on the MSI was pretty bad for non-gaming scenarios. I don’t see it at all on the Dell unless I get close, which you wouldn’t do on a 32in 4K (I sit ~ 26-28in away). Scaling is at 125% but had similar results with