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

Se ti basta un refresh rate di 120Hz allora si trovano modelli QD-OLED a partire da 550 euro circa...come ad esempio questo Dell. https://www.nexths.it/Products/details/sku/DELL-S3225QC

What'd you end up getting? Currently the dell s3225qc is found open box on eBay or refurbished on amazon at $399 and sometimes on sale for $450 new at Costco. Only 120hz and I think 3rd gen qd oled but not a big difference compared to the value of oled at mini led price. Probably this December or 20

I have a Dell S3225QC 32" OLED monitor for my Pro. Price was $800 Canadian but Costco in the U.S. sells it for around US$500. It's the perfect monitor for the Pro: OLED, 120 Hz, VRR, and speakers with spatial sound function.

Maybe something like DELL S3225QC Doesn't look like gaming monitor But its 120hz 4k and qd-oled

I have the Dell S3225QC 32" 4K 120Hz OLED which has a nice panel, but is otherwise fairly barebones. Only cost me 500 for it at Costco though, so I'm happy. All the KVM ones I looked I would have had to find on a sale and probably still paid an extra 300 or so. Admittedly, I haven't looked that much

Ich habe einen Dell S3221QS (32 Zoll, 4K) und extrem zufrieden, dass ich dir das kundtun muss. Das aktuelle Modell ist der S3225QS und kostet laut Idealo ca. 300€. Für Homeoffice perfekt und für ab und zu PS5 könnte auch reichen mit 120Hz, aber 4ms Latenz.Wenn Budget kein Faktor ist, dann ggf. den S

Either the Acer XV275K P5 (Mini LED at $400 right now on Best Buy US) or the Dell S3225QC (QD-OLED that's $650, so something to consider if you want to stretch your budget).

I have had many bad monitors, and I am not happy with my current one either. I know that if I buy a new one, I would avoid gaming monitors (I have asus one, unusable for coding) and it must be OLED with sufficiently high resolution/minimal pitch between pixels. I actually love my notebook's OLED scr