Customer Ratings & Reviews

Incredible monitor and it has all the bells and whistles. The 165hz refresh is great for fast games, And the performance, color, and HDR are also top-notch. The only thing I can upgrade to now are OLEDS (pray - soon!)

I have had my eye on this for a long time and saw it goes on sale like once a month but I kept missing the sale. Finally snagged one up on sale and it is hands down the best monitor I’ve ever had in this price range, and rivals some of the monitors I’ve used at higher price points. SUPER bright if you dare to turn it up all the way. It gives you a warning about energy consumption at high brightness levels but honestly they should replace that warning with one about your eyeballs because it is so bright your eyes will feel the effects from it before you ever get the electricity bill! I turn it down to about 40% brightness and can still easily see everything in a well light daylight room.

I was originally looking for an ultra-wide screen for gaming, however when I came across this monitor, it had everything, 144hz with high resolution and 4 MS refresh rate. The size in my opinion is the sweet spot without the cost of an ultra-wide.

This is a great monitor for gaming. I'm able to play games at max detail levels with no issues and the colors are beautiful. The monitor is heavy but super sturdy and the option to mount it is a big plus. Great monitor for the price.

I’ve always wanted one of these monitors and now since I have been working remotely i finally purchased two of them. Love how easy it is to setup and the clarity and quality are unmatched.

Very happy with this monitor. Originally had a 1080p monitor at a similar height but the desktop size was not large enough. This monitor works best at 2560x1440 and looks great. I thought the curve would be a bit of a gimmick but I really like it. I have it paired with and iMac and wish the iMac was curved now. I haven't found anything about it I don't like. The stand allows you to position the monitor at different heights and tilts. I got it on sale for $329 which seems like a great value. At $449 the value is obviously less but I'm not sure there is much available through Best Buy that compares even at that price.

Productivity at home is different than productivity at work. Resources at work are more extensive than resources in the home environment. So, if what you need to do productive work at home is only the smaller screen of a laptop, how can you stay as productive? Answer? Get a large curved monitor. It will show more in a limited space. Space can be limited, so make good measurements and get the largest monitor your home space can handle. This curved 31” Dell fit exactly into the 29” space available on my desk at home. I seldom work with less than five to six applications at the same time. No way is that possible on a 14” laptop screen. But with this monitor you can see everything... At the same time... In great clarity and sharpness... Get more work done in less time.

I was worried it would be too big, not the case. The curve of the screen and the lush color help you feel immersed in your content. After see this next to a friend's 4k monitor in the same price range, I would go with this again. I wouldn't give up the brightness, screen size and high refresh rate for the additional pixels. You can get this for under 400 if you play your card right, do a search online and have best buy price match. Over looked monitor in my opinion, not sure why. Not a whole lot of YouTube reviews. I took a chance, absolutely no regrets.

All I can say about this monitor is WOW. Had two 24s that were good quality 144hz units, and found this curved display for a sub-400 sale price and went for it without regard to worrying if 32 is too big. For playing games, 32 is now the new norm for me. The old peepers have trouble focusing on smaller monitors and this one absolutely keeps me from squinting. Working from home occasionally spoils me when back in office using two 24s. 32 is PERFECT for working, games and watching youtube or Netflix when I'm too lazy to go upstairs to watch on the big screen. AND...the FreeSync works flawlessly with NVIDIA's G-Sync. There are NO issues, it works despite not being "certified" so fear not.

If you have an Nvidia Card, this monitor works great with it. There is a little bit of flicker here and there but it can be adjusted out and it really has to just do with it falling out of freesynce range. Example, sometimes in Fallout I'll get a random drop below 48 and it'll flicker but Doom/Phantom Pain at 164 FPS it's non existent(I know I'm stuck in 2015/16). Someone in the reviews/Questions mentions using to CRU and said that setting the range to 50-164 helped but I did't notice much of a difference but it may help you so give it a try.

This monitor was super easy to setup (a bit heavy for this aging geek but I did it), and makes my computer time so much easier on the eyes. I had a 27 " and it's surprising how a small shift in size and big jump in quality can make

haven't seen many reviews for console gaming so here's one for those looking to getting into monitors, the picture quality is beautiful for being as close as you can get to 4K. set up is easy to do and getting the picture to your desired settings is simple. I've only played my Xbox One X on is so far so im not sure how smooth or what quality ill get with my PS4 ( its the launch console not the pro ) all my games look amazing and response time is spot on. id definitely would recommend this to those looking to go from bigger tvs to smaller screens

This monitor is great. I got it at an really good price. Once you get used to the curve if you haven’t used one before it’s really nice. Colors are good and the extra screen real estate is nice to have. I wanted something that wasn’t 1920x1080 and this fits the bill it comes in at the 2k range. Even has Freesync and is compatible with GSync as well.

I was looking for a curved monitor. I'm glad I went with the 32". It's just the right size for our home office. The 160hz are good with the racing game I downloaded. The colors are very crisp.

So I picked up this after trying the MSI OPTIX MAG321CQR. The MSI had really bad Ghosting when browsing websites. This Dell does a great job in that area. It is very big but that's what I wanted. I use Monitor with a 2080 TI to make sure I get as close to 165hz. The picture IQ looks great. I did make a few changes in the settings panel for my liking. There is a app that Dell lets you use to change some settings within windows but I do not really use it. This is my first HDR monitor. It works in games that use HDR but I can not really commend on how it compares since I haven't really seen anything else in HDR. HDR on the desktop using the Windows 10 settings looks really bad but I hear that is just Windows 10. Over all I would say this is a great monitor to get if you are looking for 32in 1440p.

Bought 3 to use for a racing simulator. Great picture and brightness. Should last long time since it can hit 165 hz. Will take forever to max out with triple screens.

Good color, viewing angles, and brightness! Built in speakers aren't great, but that wasn't important. As a display it is great and the faster refresh rate is very enjoyable.

Actually purchased for work using multimedia apps, as I know its more for geared for gaming. QHD perfect sweet spot for viewing, better than 1080 and enough resolution to not miss 4k. The screen and curve display is beautiful and easy on the eyes working with two apps side by side. Also able to slide monitor up and down with ease as it's on a track. I may let my son play his VGs on it. If you need an office monitor, there are plenty of 4k monitors that are much more cost effective. If you need a gaming monitor, 1080 with higher than 60 hz are less expensive and will fit the bill. This QHD with 1440 resolution is perfect for desktop viewing and the 165 hz free sync is bonus. If you can afford it, I definitely would do it. Not cheap, but that's the point!

I bought this with the intention of using it for the Xbox Series X, and now that I have tried it with my Xbox Series X, I can confirm that games that support 120 fps do work on this monitor. You just have to set Game Enhance Mode to "Frame Rate" and make sure FreeSync is On. On the top left of the screen, it shows how many FPS the image is at, so I can see if it drops below that frame rate. The HDR10 on this monitor works well too. Also, games look good in 1440p. I also use this monitor with a Roku device and that works well too. The only downside I can think of for this monitor is that it doesn't have a way to output sound. I bought a mini Sound Bar from Amazon for about $30ish or so which does need to be powered by USB. There are two USB ports on this monitor, so one of them powers up that sound bar while it is directly connected to my sound bar to the headphone jack on this monitor. It works well for my needs. I also like how I'm able to adjust the height and angle of the monitor simply by moving it up, down, left or right. As long as you're planning to use a headset or buy a Sound Bar or Speakers to connect via the headphone jack to this monitor, I believe this is a great purchase.

Bought this to use with my Xbox Series X and/or my MSI GS66 stealth laptop. Since it has 2 hdmi ports I find it very helpful to use for these products as it allows me to swithc between both input methods seemlessly. As for the quality, SUBPURB!!! and I mean that! For a 32inch monitor, this monitor has zero visable ghosting or screen tearing. I like the curature on the monitor. This allows me to feel a bit more immersive with my content. I just wish it had an aux cable connection. But thats no big deal as my speakers support both aux and bluetooth, so i use the aux for the xbox and bt for my laptop. All in all this is a deal! I would 100000% recommend this monitor.