Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fantastic monitor. The price is right, inputs are good, menus have physical buttons, 2k viewing is the current sweet spot, and there is even a USB hub. Whether I am coding, browsing, or gaming, this monitor does a great job with the large, bright screen and fast refresh rate. And it is easy on the eyes. OOTB, the color calibration is decent, but I always spyder-calibrate my monitors and this one looks even better after individual calibration. It is so good, that I bought a second one.

This monitor has it all. Very crisp image, great for gaming it definitely fulfilled my expectations,great price, great value and quality.

A great Monitor whit just one annoyance it only comes with a Display port 1.2 Cable when it comes With a Display Port 1.4 port so actually getting it to run at 165 hz makes you have to buy another separate cable. You have to have to add about 10$ to 15$ for a good display port 1.4 cable. That being said you can run it fine on hdmi and the included dp cable at 144hertz and at this price point its a great monitor the thing is super big and the picture is clear It was on sale for 330$ this black Friday. The model i got can run at 120 hertz 1440 for the next gen ps5 or xbox It can be Vesa Mounted to a PC table arm if you like a cleaner desk set up but the stand itself is solid and really good build quality. so its a great monitor the only thing holding me back from a 5 star was the cable thing.

Amazing monitor. Easy on the eyes of you have issues with headaches. Great for the games I play. I love the curve!

I sold my TN 144hz Dell to buy this monitor. And I am completely blown away by it. Firstly, just to get this out of the way, this monitor IS G-Sync compatible. The screen will flicker, but that happens when the frame rate falls below the Freesync range (under 48 fps I believe) so most times on my 2070 Super rig it isn't that big of a deal or bothersome to me. I saw this monitor on display in store and fell in love, and knew I had to upgrade. The colors are great out of the box, and with some small tweaks it can look perfect. Contrast is just as great too. To be expected of a VA panel, a great balance of contrast and color. This will be great for both gaming and creative work. The monitor has HDR400, but for the life of me I can't tell the difference. That is probably just me though. I also wasn't a believer in curved monitors until now. I feels much more immersive, and keeps the viewing angles optimal and ideal. My only gripe with it is it is a chonky boy. 32" and HEAVY. I'm happy with the screen size, but it was so heavy putting on my mounting arm made my desk bend (the arm offsets to the side, so the weight of the monitor pulls in down, using the stock stand does not create this issue with my desk). And the base gets in the way of my keyboard. That's more a fault with my desk though, so just be aware that if you aren't using a mounting arm for this monitor, you will need a desk that is deeper than 18.9 inches. Over all, I couldn't be happier with this monitor. And at $350 at the time of writing this review, if you're currently looking to buy, you should highly consider this device.

Looks great with new Xbox series x. Has made my gameplay a lot better overall. Picture quality and refresh rate are superb

Ive had it over a year and its been great, the hdr is beautiful and the framerates have been a pleasure

The screen real-estate is wonderful and the curve is right for a monitor that is fairly close. I bought this to both enhance my gaming experience and give me more room for business applications on screen. Its fast refresh rate is definitely a step in the right direction (especially at this resolution). As an nVidia user [1080ti], I'll warn that G-Sync /can/ be enabled and will even work, but the monitor will go out-of-sync, black-screen (lasts only about 1 second) just often enough that I've decided to disable that feature completely. 1 second of lost sync is devastating in the middle of a game. If considering this monitor for that scenario, specifically, I wouldn't recommend it, yet, everything else about this monitor is fabulous, so as long as one's heart isn't set on G-Sync, I fully recommend.

This is the monitor I've been searching for! I've had it for around a year and so far no problems whatsoever, its just great at everything it does, color is good, its responsive, fast refresh rate. The curve is subtle but noticeable, in my opinion its just right. The stand has up and down adjustments as well as tilt and side to side.

Would agree with all the positive reviews. A rule of thumb when buying a monitor is to spend more on quality because it will last through several several PC purchases without becoming obsolete. I found that to be true with my last purchase of a Samsung through probably 5 PC boxes. Although I haven't tried any gaming the picture quality is awesome and you just can't beat the curved screen. I'll not be able to go back to flat.

Not too experienced with different gaming monitors but this one is a homerun. absolutely no issues and the quality is outstanding. Coming from an xbox one x on a 4k monitor so obviously the increase in framerates alone is shocking. picture quality is great and the stand is good for different elevation levels. got it on sale for $360 which in comparison to other products with the same specs was a steal!

Very nice monitor. I wasn't sure if 32 inches was going to be too big for me, but it turns out to be awesome. I appreciate the adjustable height and tilt and that the base is a solid form instead of tripod legs like I was seeing on many of the current offerings. Looks really nice and clean. I use it for both gaming and work and it enhances the experience of both. I've been using it for about three months now and couldn't be happier with the purchase.

First off, I'm coming from the S2716DGR which I purchased about three years ago from BB ($350). Before that I upgraded from a 34" (1080p/60hz) ultrawide. Didn't think much about refresh rates back then to be honest and going smaller (27") was difficult to consider, but I took the plunge. Ultrawide monitors are special; however, once I saw 1440p and 144hz... I was speechless, regardless of the size. #gamechanger The S3220DGF is yet another game changer! The 32" screen is HUGE compared to the smaller 27". Side by side... wow... just wow. The curved screen adds to the dynamics of already outstanding aesthetics. MOBA/RTS screen setting on the monitor enhances everything much like the old reshade for those who know what that was. This is truly a beautiful monitor! Now for the cons: HDR is lackluster and there is back-light bleed albeit small. The 4ms response time "IS" noticeable compared to the 27" (1ms). That being said it's not enough to ruin the purchase. I play FPS games and on Battlefield 5 and Tarkov there are noticeable flickers. In BF the flickers only happen in the menus while Tarkov happens while in game (Annoying!!!). I notice nothing in CODMW. I've spent hours troubleshooting... to no avail. Wondering if it's the Freesync 2 technology interfering with my RTX2080 although that should be fixed. You might ask yourself why in the world this person would give a full five stars with this many cons? The monitor is just beautiful and performs quite well. Final thoughts: For $350 it's hard to beat this deal. Even at $450 it's worth the purchasing. The difference in vibrant colors puts the 27" to shame; however, the 27" simply performs better (To be expected from a TN panel). VA panels are a good alternative if you want the best of both worlds (Performance and visuals). I would recommend the monitor as long as folks understand the cons that come with the larger screen. Buy well my brother. :)

I have tried a couple of monitors from AOC to Westinghouse to this one, when it is priced at $329 then it is the best monitor that you can get with QHD (1440p) and 165 Hz refresh rate. Also given that it is somewhat a trustworthy brand so I am kind of satisfied that if anything goes wrong I can contact the support to get things resolved. I play Warzone and Forza mostly these days on this monitor at around 150 FPS and everything looks very smooth tbh.

Absolutely stunning! Never had any issues. A great size, price, and picture quality.

I’ve had this monitor for a little over two weeks now and so far, I’m very happy with the purchase. The HDR rating may only be 400 based on VESA certifications, but it’s a nice addition I’d say. HDR support in pc gaming right now in general hasn’t been the greatest anyway, so I was more focused on the resolution and the refresh rate. I’m running with an Nvidia card, but with a few quick adjustments in their software frontend I was able to utilize the full 165Hz this monitor is capable of. So even though it says FreeSync compatible, don’t be worried if you’re not running with an AMD card. I know everyone with a One X knows how much weight the 4K branding holds right now, but after switching from a 4K television limited to 60Hz, I can say this is a huge improvement. I’m sure when high refresh rates are capable in 4K without spending enthusiast levels of money on a system, I’ll be eating my words; however for the time being, I’d say you’re far better off chasing high refresh rates in the realm of 2K resolution. And for the money, I’d say this is a difficult monitor to match.

Fully satisfied with my upgrade to the Dell S3220DGF 32" Monitor. Although partially used for gaming, I also use it as my main monitor for work and research. Text is very clear and screen is bright, movies are vivid and gaming is excellent at its higher 164 Hz refresh rate and G-Sync. Although somewhat hesitant over the larger size of this monitor, its smaller radius curve makes it perfect. Good price-point also.

I upgraded to this monitor from a 27 inch 1080p Dell monitor last year and I can safely say that I am very happy with my purchase. * Product design is great. * USB Hub is great. * Colors are great. * 120hz option is great. * Text looks great. It offers everything I wanted and more. I don't have plans to upgrade monitors anytime soon.

I find the 32 inch monitor to be the sweet spot. I upgraded from a Dell 1080p monitor to this one and wow.. I was only at 60 htz with my old monitor and this 165 is amazing. I really only does about 144 but even thats awesome. The color is great, it is really bright tho, so night viewing might be on the harsh side for some. Its also unofficially Gsync compatible which is a plus because while it may not get full support, Gsync monitors are way expensive.

I use this every day for work. I have a three monitor setup. I work with spreadsheets and documents and need to compare information read an email etc. this monitor is a QHD with HDR I can sit comfortably and read everything nice and clear. I don't know much about graphics and I'm not a gamer but even my desktop pics and screen saver are awesome to look at. I have winter scenes on the monitor and you can see the snow and ice almost as if you are there.