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Model: S3422DWG - 2NOF4

Size Name: 34 Inch

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Screen size	34 Inches
Maximum display resolution	3440 x 1440 Pixels
Brand	Dell
Special features	Flicker-Free
Refresh rate	144 Hz
Connectivity technology	HDMI
Aspect ratio	21:9
Display type	LED
Product dimensions	24.9D x 80.8W x 52.7H centimetres
Specific uses for product	Gaming

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SEE EVERY DETAIL: This 1800R curved gaming monitor provides a truly immersive experience that offers more realistic visuals and comfortable viewing
A NEW VIEW: A WQHD (Wide Quad HD) curved monitor screen provides a display resolution of 3440 x 1440 on a 34-inch panel
A SMOOTHER EXPERIENCE: A 144Hz refresh rate allows fast-moving visuals to be seen with incredible clarity for faster reaction times
REMARKABLE CLARITY: AMD FreeSync premium technology allows gamers to stay engaged during battle with swift, responsive, stutter-free gameplay
WIN FROM ANY ANGLE: Game in comfort for extended periods due to a new slim, tapered stand with easy height and tilt adjustability

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Immersion at its finest

See every detail: 34” 1800R curved screen with 21:9 aspect ratio and 3-sided ultra-thin bezels that envelop you with minimal distractions.

A new view: WQHD resolution (3440x1440) offers 34% more screen pixels than QHD giving you sharp, crystal-clear details and a panoramic view.

The full spectrum: VA panel technology delivers an expanded 3000:1 contrast ratio and boasts a 90% DCI-P3 colour coverage with 16.7 million colours. You’ll enjoy deeper blacks, brighter whites and vibrant colours across a wide viewing angle.

Uncompromised clarity: The Dell 34 Gaming Monitor is VESA DisplayHDR 400-certified, allowing you to see more detail and colour than an SDR display, and ensuring remarkable clarity and good contrast for strikingly lifelike visuals.

Speed into victory

Remarkable clarity: When you’re in the thick of battle, you’ll never miss any critical details with seamless, low-latency gameplay with AMD FreeSync Premium Technology.

A smoother experience: A 144Hz refresh rate allows quick-moving visuals to be seen with incredible clarity for speedier reaction times. Faster reaction times means you stay ahead of the competition. Plus, a 1ms MPRT/2ms GtG (Gray-to-Gray) response time gives you seamless performance without motion blur.

Designed for gaming

Light it up: A new uniquely designed downlight provides ambient and desktop illumination ideal for gaming in low-light conditions.

Keep your cool: Vents featured on the back of the monitor are engineered for enhanced heat dispersal so you can game all day.

Win from any angle: Game in comfort for extended periods thanks to a new slim, tapered stand with easy height, tilt and slant adjustability. The angled base provides sturdy support and a smaller footprint, allowing you to be closer to the action.

Elevate your game: Three user-defined profiles offer even more personalisation options. The Timer, FPS Counter and Dark Stabiliser let you manage everything from frame rates to brightness to shadow control. You can also navigate and manage the OSD menus with new joystick and shortcut buttons on the back of the monitor.

Flicker free: Controlling the brightness using a direct current enables a flicker-free screen, giving you a more comfortable viewing experience.

Game Longer: The ComfortView software solution reduces harmful blue light emissions to help reduce eye fatigue for your next marathon gaming session.

Connectivity Options

Cables Included: 1. Power cable | 2. DisplayPort cable | 3. HDMI cable | 4. SuperSpeed USB 3.2 Gen1 (5Gbps) upstream cable

VESA Mount Interface*: 100x100mm

Height: 427.31mm ~ 527.31mm (16.82” ~ 20.76”) | Width: 807.90mm (31.81”) | Depth: 234.18mm (9.22”) | Weight (Without stand - for VESA mount): 7.71kg (16.99lb)

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Brand

‎Dell

Manufacturer

‎Dell

Series

‎Dell Curved Gaming Monitor

Colour

‎Black

Item Height

‎20.76 inches

Item Width

‎31.81 inches

Standing screen display size

‎34 Inches

Display Resolution

‎3440 x 1440

Resolution

‎3440 x 1440 Pixels

Number of HDMI Ports

‎2

Voltage

‎100 Volts (AC)

Are Batteries Included

‎No

Manufacturer

‎Dell

Item model number

‎S3422DWG - 2NOF4

Product Dimensions

‎24.89 x 80.8 x 52.73 cm; 9.62 Kilograms

ASIN

‎B095X7RV77

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Date First Available

12 May 2022

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4,355 ratings

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Dell 34 inch curved gaming monitor - S3422DWG is engineered with: 1800R curved screen with 21:9 aspect ratio and 3-sided ultra-thin bezels that envelopes you with minimal distractions. WQHD resolution (3440x1440) offers 34% more screen pixels than QHD giving you sharp, crystal clear details and a panoramic view. The Dell 34 curved gaming monitor is VESA DisplayHDR™ 400-certifed, allowing you to see more detail and color than an SDR display, and ensuring remarkable clarity and high contrast for strikingly lifelike visuals. The easy height and tilt adjustability allow you game in comfort for extended periods. The distinct and gaming-centric design offers both functional and aesthetic benefits for gamers, such as a downlight for ambient lighting during low-light gaming sessions, and uniquely-designed vents located in the back keeping everything cool while working hard. The newly designed tapered stand is sturdy and sleek, with a small footprint that brings you closer to the action.

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Madhura Prashan

Good buy

Reviewed in Singapore 🇸🇬 on 23 May 2023

Model: S2721QSSize Name: 27 InchVerified Purchase

This monitor does not support HDR but every other things are as expected. Good quality product.

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Gavin

5 out of 5 monitor - nice colors, 165Hz, IPS panel

Reviewed in Singapore 🇸🇬 on 27 November 2022

Model: S2721DGFSize Name: 27 InchVerified Purchase

The monitor is what they described so 10 out of 10.
But my monitor came with a missing screw that connects the base and the monitor stand.
I didn't want to return it just for the sake of it so I bought a VESA mount instead

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Allan Tan

Overall Monitor is good

Reviewed in Singapore 🇸🇬 on 16 December 2022

Model: S2721QSSize Name: 27 InchVerified Purchase

The monitor come with HDMI cable but the dell system I brought, the HMDI only support 2k. Need to use the display port but Dell refuse to provide.

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Solid monitor

Reviewed in Singapore 🇸🇬 on 12 December 2022

Model: S2721QSSize Name: 27 InchVerified Purchase

The monitor is great for work. It has a yellowish tint but can be adjusted to get close to a neutral white. If your laptop/computer is good enough, the monitor meets all expectations.

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Dell S3422DWG Curve

Reviewed in Singapore 🇸🇬 on 21 September 2022

Model: S3422DWG - 2NOF4Size Name: 34 InchVerified Purchase

Fantastic monitor suitable for both work and play. The 34” screen space enable productivity and ease of reading Spreadsheets and data. Probably can add in the security cable lock as not all brands and type of cable lock is compatible.

One person found this helpful

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Anish Aryan

Ultimate lag with mouse but seller will not take back even after one day of usage

Reviewed in Singapore 🇸🇬 on 17 June 2022

Model: S2721QSSize Name: 27 InchVerified Purchase

Ultimate lag even after using high quality HDMI cable - Seller is extremely unprofessional and will not take it back even after one day of usage - How is one expected to know that there will be lag without even using the product
Also the customer is expected to take the monitor to the seller himself rather than him sending someone to the address.
Useless product and worst possible seller

7 people found this helpful

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"reddawn_photographer"

Great product

Reviewed in Singapore 🇸🇬 on 21 March 2022

Model: S2421HNSize Name: 24 InchVerified Purchase

Works as advertised

One person found this helpful

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Toby

Great monitor

Reviewed in Singapore 🇸🇬 on 21 April 2021

Model: S2721QSSize Name: 27 InchVerified Purchase

Great monitor, sharp picture and plenty of height, tilt and rotation options.

Also $50 cheaper than the Dell website plus delivered in 2 days rather than 3-4 weeks quotes by Dell.

6 people found this helpful

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Amazon Customer

Great picture quality. Excellent footprint so doesn't take over desk.

Reviewed in Australia 🇦🇺 on 1 August 2021

Model: S2721QSSize Name: 27 InchVerified Purchase

Good quality screen and quality components. Attractive stand and easy to follow mounting instructions. Included cables a great bonus.

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Jayesh

Vertical line on monitor

Reviewed in Japan 🇯🇵 on 4 July 2021

Model: S2421HNSize Name: 24 InchVerified Purchase

Veritical line on left side is shown when monitor is connected and switched ON at first time. Pictures attached.

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John

PLEASE READ B4 BUYING BUYERS GUIDE:

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 2 March 2023

Model: S3422DWG - 2NOF4Size Name: 34 InchVerified Purchase

first of all i wanted a ultrawide because i play games watch youtube and browse web. i thought instead of having multiple monitors it would be more simple to just have one wide monitor for multiple tabs open. i mean i literally could play a game on one side of the screen and watch twitch on the other. at the same time! here’s the thing tho: after a while i realized that it is much more enjoyable and functional to just have 2 monitors. one on the side that can have a tab open to look back to. in all honestly it was cool for first couple weeks but after a while it became very cumbersome to have such a wide screen. and also games don’t quite run correctly when they are in a window mode, at least for me it seems my framerate was suffering and vrr suffered and would glitch like bad. i have a nvidia 3080 btw. i read on reviews that this monitor doesn’t work well with gsync and honestly it doesn’t tbh i saw a lot of flickering ngl. i know it could be on me not having setting perfect but if ur someone who plug n play could b an issue for u too… especially when playing games windowed
ok so going off that topic, basically when i first unboxed this monster of a monitor i was coming from a 24” 60hz 1080 dell glossy screen finish monitor. and i was blown away. just putting this screen in front of you without even turning it on is really cool. the curve and ultra wide size is no joke. it’s like putting vr goggles on for first time. it genuinely feels like ur driving a race car simulation set up where u are fully immersed. now i wanna say as cool as this is. after the first couple weeks it genuinely became more of a cumbersome aspect than a cool one. i mean u remember getting your first console or your first car and after a few weeks instead of being happy u own it every day u complain about little things or just get used to it? ya everything is like that but this is even further to where i considered returning it. i mean i couldn’t tell why i didn’t like it but looking back now i realize it’s that when we use our eyes to see things most of the time we keep our eyes straight and move our head. we aren’t chameleons where we move our eyes all around. ik this sounds funny but it’s true. i found that even tho i had a huge wide screen i never really saw it. our peripheral vision is genuine but it’s not good enough for this use case. i found that instead of enjoying the wider screen. i was more unsatisfied with the lack of height of the screen, because hear me out: when our eyes are straight forward we are going to see the top and bottom of the screen more than the left and right side. so i started wishing that i actually had a taller screen. now i took it upon myself to do research and i found a website that compares screen sizes. it turns out that a 34” 21:9 ultrawide monitor is the exact same height of screen as a 27” 16:9 normal size monitor. now you might not be able to understand what i’m saying but it’s like taking a medium size monitor such as 27” and all u do is pull the sides out. it basically means that the ratio is no longer balanced. although the immersion was great with the curved wide screen. i started thinking it would be much more enjoyable to have a curved “normal” screen such as a 32” 16:9 or even a 27” 16:9. now when i compared a 32” 16:9 monitor to a 27” 16:9 and 34” 21:9 on the website, it turns out a 16:9 32” is taller in height screen wise than both of the other two, while the horizontal length is in between those 2. again, a 27” 16:9 and 34 21:9 monitor have the exact same screen height. just different width. so what i’m getting to is that if you want a “big immersive experience”... i do not recommend buying a 34” 21:9 monitor. i just don’t. i recommend buying a 16:9 monitor. either get a curved 27” 16:9 or a curved OR flat 32” (or bigger...) now i want to talk about gaming. i came from 1080p 60hz 24” dell monitor so i thought i would be way better at my favorite games like fortnite and rocket league and etc. but the weirdest thing was that somehow i was worse. i finally realized why. it’s because when you have such a big screen you can’t actually see everything that’s shown on the screen at once. ironically the small size of the 24 was making me play competitive games better. go figure. ya sure the immersion of the 34 was great. i mean playing fortnite in ultrawide for first time was like logan paul putting his color blind glasses on for the first time. i was questioning my entire life, “how have i never tried this before?”, i kept asking myself. now as enjoyable as this was, it was equally and extensively more impractical. think of it this way: the reason i wanted ultrawide for gaming was not just immersion for playing story games like the witcher or gta or whatever. no, i wanted it for a competitive advantage. quite frankly i wanted to “cheat”. when u have more horizontal space on a screen it means u can literally see more of the game around you. now i thought this would help me, obviously. i thought that when i was behind a wall in fortnite or whatever game, that i could peak around the corner without the enemy seeing me and i could basically just screen peak everywhere. well let me just keep it real, it doesn’t actually help you in any way. imagine in a 15 minute match i may peak around a corner in fortnite like 1 or 2 times, i just never actually found myself using this “feature”. and when i did i didn’t think it actually resulted in me “winning the fight” or having a real advantage. but not just that. i actually found it may diminish my skill and experience. for example, i found myself being more lazy in the game. it required less input from me to look around. but this is not smart because instead of having good spacial awareness and flicking your mouse side by side to see what’s to your left and right i could see it all at the same time. but what this means is that you’re essentially multi tasking. and we should all know by now multi tasking is essentially doing multiple tasks with little to no success. i was overwhelmed with on screen input and found myself playing worse somehow. i realize now that it’s better to have a smaller screen to be able to focus on the whole screen at one time (instead of a small portion of a big screen) so that you can concentrate much better and therefor execute tasks to fruition even though it might not look as cool or immersive. now i know it’s better to swipe your view point by way of your mouse or joystick than with your head/eyes. the amount of time it takes to look to the left or right of screen with your head or eyes is longer and more cumbersome than if u had a smaller 16:9 screen and just moved your mouse (or controller) to the left or right to see what’s next to you. now ik i might sound crazy or i’m making a stretch but that is genuinely my thoughts on why i play worse. (even with higher refresh rate 144hz)
even after i got my aw2721d and gigabyte m27x 1440p 27” 240hz monitor, i realized that i play a little better and am more focused on a 24” size because of the small size. now i’m not saying it’s worth going 1080p just to have a small screen. let’s be real 1440p is a lot better for story games battle royals n desktop use so u might as well be at 27 and get used to the size. but i mean still the smaller the better. now imagine going 34”
now the next reasons why i loved this monitor were also it’s biggest downfall. when compared to my ips 24” 60hz 1080p monitor, i was impressed, to say least, of the black levels. just when i had spotify open on my desktop the black parts of the tab were actually so black it looked like a void and when i moved the spotify tab over to the ips panel all i could see is grey black. this va panel ruined standard ips for me lol. it really made a difference back to back. not just a little better but it made it more enjoyable to just use the pc. i loved it. and even though va panels supposedly don’t “pop” the same as ips as far as colors i would say i almost think it’s possible they pop more because of the sheer level of contrast. a red color might be more red on a ips. but compared to light grey black levels, a bright red looks meh. whereas compared to deep black levels, a medium red would look bright and punchy, do you understand at all? and also i’d like to mention. The colors also looked really good. i didn’t notice it was “va” or anything like that. i wouldn’t complain about the colors of this va once i had the right settings on it.
i think va blacks are worth it.
but here’s the problem. now va has bad viewing angles right? and i didn’t know exactly what it meant till i tried it. when ips panel is not exactly on center with your vision what happens is that u see ips glow or backlight bleed where basically the dark parts of the corners become a lot lighter when viewing from sides. this is annoying but it doesn’t affect the actual colors. now if you don’t view a va panel from directly head on perfect center it’s the actual colors that are affected. it’s literally like they got washed out like chalk on the sidewalk. i can’t stress enough how big of an impact this makes. on ips it’s a gripe, an annoyance, whereas on va it’s a down right issue, it’s a legitimate deal breaker. and i mean that. now you might think, well why wouldn’t i be looking straight at my screen? if i’m looking the correct way the va panel won’t matter. i’m sorry but even i was corrected here. you see because the monitor is not small like 24 inches the edges become off axis from your straight line of sight. now this is why va panels are curved. so that it corrects the line of vision to go straight to your eyes. now here’s the good and bad. yea it does work and it pushes the edges to be straight to your eyes from the middle of screen to the very side. and yeah it makes a immersive cockpit feel. but here’s the downside. you not only have to be looking from straight on, you have to be an exact distance away from the monitor for there to be no off axis viewing of the corners. now what does this mean? basically this monitor has a curve. some are 1000 some are 1500 this is 1800. now u might think it’s smart it’s not as crazy of a curve of 1000 but here’s the problem. i found that i had to sit back away from the monitor from a distance farther than i actually wanted to. when you are looking at the monitor from close up it really surrounds you and gives a great feeling of being in a cockpit or a simulation right?. well once u back up a foot or two what happens is now you see the top and bottom of the screen. now ur looking at a wide screen instead of looking into a wide screen. and it just doesn’t work. it diminishes the whole experience. and hear me out, this is where the vertical height of the screen really stands out as a weak point. it’s just not tall enough. it’s not a good ratio and i’m sorry to ultrawide lovers out there. but if you want an ultrawide 21:9 monitor this means to me that you HAVE to go ips. (so that you can sit in close to the monitor) i’m serious. the viewing angles are a deal breaker here. i found myself playing chill fun games even like age of empires but kept being disappointed and distracted by how all sides of the screen had these bland and dead colors. imagine red being brown. that’s what it’s like and it RUINS the ultrawide. i mean why on earth are you buying a 21:9 screen so that you can have more horizontal screen, and then that extra screen is rendered useless and cumbersome because it’s washed out because you want to sit closer to be immersed into the screen? sure you can sit farther back or put it on a monitor arm and keep it far away… but for me to essentially be strapped into one exact seating position feels really limiting. it feels like you’re just not getting what u paid for, it sucks quite frankly. i’m sorry.
now i haven’t tried them yet, but i think something like a 1000r curve 32” or 27” 16:9 for a VA panel could actually work. this is because the sides won’t. e as wide as the 21:9 and it is chore strongly curved inward for you to be able to sit closer. but again, i haven’t tried it so i can’t say.
now also let me get to next point. those deep black level lovers out there such as myself there is hope for us. now i recently got two 1440p 240hz ips 27” monitors from gigabyte and alienware. and no joke as much as i like them, as good as they are, they’re terrible grey level blacks and ips glow and ips back light bleed ruin these displays. now i don’t wanna be super gloomy but it’s a genuine issue. and i don’t hear enough people talk about it. reviews online basically dismiss it as just a “side affect” of ips technology. and u know what. we don’t have to accept it. the same way we don’t HAVE to accept matte screen finishes.
so even tho the va black levels made a great picture quality, the sheer size of the sides of the monitor became cumbersome, not only for every day use of browsing the web but of playing games. i felt like it took up too much of the desk for just casual browsing and then when i wanted to take advantage during games it just made me play worse and i noticed the corner colors washed out a lot. so i would think regularly about how i’d rather have a taller display and a secondary monitor on the side. i also started thinking about 4k because i could notice the pixel density a lot on this 1440p display. on a 34” screen 1440p is just not enough.
so over time i started to dislike the dell 34” 21:9 more and more and then one day fate took it’s turn. all jokes aside, there was an earthquake where i live.a very strong one that shook everything in the whole house. the earthquake was genuinely so strong it shook and knocked over my dell 34” uktrawide monitor…. idk what it hit but it hit something… and now half the screen is literally shattered. not physically but internally somehow. when i turn the screen on it has red and green lines going horizontally across the screen and 1/4 the left side of the screen is cut off and amd turned to static like an old tv lol. so this really was a blessing and a curse. i lost $400 :( but it also gave me an excuse to get a new monitor.. which i was excited for!
now here’s my recommendations for everyone reading:
if u swear by 21:9 ultrawide and u don’t really care what i say or u want to try it for yourself. go for it. really go for it. but i strongly encourage you not to get this one. please just get an ips ultrawide. or a va with a stronger curve. because this screen is so wide the viewing angle issue is much more of an issue than a smaller screen and this 1800r curve isn’t strong enough to fix it. maybe a 1500r curve would be enough but i haven’t tested it, like on the new coolermaster 34” ultrawide VA has 1500r curve but honestly i’d guess it’s probably pretty similar. i’d go ips for 21:9 so u can really sit in your display. now i personally wouldn’t even recommend that because i think you’re better off getting a curved 27 or 32” 16:9 monitor for immersion but that’s just me. or u can get a big flat display like the 40” innocn, however it’s only 1440p and let’s be honest at 32” or above you really do need 4k. and to that you should probably have a rtx 3080 if u want to run 4k 144hz. so u can go 4k if u play easy to run games or mostly use your monitor for media consumption. (unless u have an expensive graphics card go crazy) (but also u can always run a 4k monitor on 1440p for games). so pick what u want, live your life king.
now if u are like me. u play games u watch movies. even for spotify lol, u know deep blacks are worth it… but u don’t know what size to get? i would recommend u look at mini led ips. now oled is out there and va is out there. but from what i’ve researched 2023 is the year for mini led. there is innocn 4k 27 and 32 m2v. they will give u black levels and ips quality. there is cooler master gp27q which will give u mini led 1440p 27 ips and gp27u gives you 4k 27 ips. and then ktc has a 27” 1440p va and 4k ips 27” monitor. the ktc 27” 4k mini led is the same one that’s in coolermaster gp27u. ok now i wanna say if u only care about gaming. like u wanna have best advantage in cod or fortnite or valorant go with a 24” and at that point u have to stick with 1080p but it’s worth it. u can get the zowie 2566 360hz or the 2546 240hz or acer nitro 390hz or even a viewsonic 31 something 240hz is really good for backlight strobing and u will play best on those.
but if u want what i want and that’s more height than a 27” u have only one choice. 32”. it’s big. i know it’s a lot. but go 32” and go 4k. go mini led. ips 144hz and u can’t go wrong. i know it’s a lot of money. but innocn 32 m2v is $850 on amazon right now. that’s what i went with. i haven’t received it yet. but i’m genuinely confident it’s the answer. now if money is an issue… if u don’t have $900. if u have $500 go with a 1440p 27” monitor. don’t bother with 240hz. just get a curved va or get a mini led for the black levels. the coolermaster gp27q is $500 and will give u an insane hdr experience. the ktc is $500 and va so i would be weary of it for the viewing angles. now if u only have like $300. u can get the viewsonic 240hz ips or the acer nitro 390hz ips for between $250-350. and if u want ultrawide go for the va coolermaster 34 if the 1500r curve works better or just get an lg ips. anyways i know it’s long review and i’ve never done it before but i wanted to warn u. even as cool as ultrawide is. it’s just not worth it. get your “dream” monitor. and then put a cheap 24” 1080p monitor next to it. i mean seriously. having 2 is better than 1, i promise. honestly what i could recommend is u could even get a gorgeous display like a 1440p 27” mini led for $500 for story games and youtube/movies as your main, and then get a 24” 1080p 240-360hz for $300 for your second which can obliterate first person shooters and you would have the ultimate setup.
i just got the 32” 4k innocn m2v because after using an ultrawide 1440p 144hz dell 21:9 34”
i was so impressed by how massive it was, i fell in love. but then i fell out of love because of the quirks and impracticality the 21:9 format presented. but then after trying to switch to 27” 1440p 240hz ips for getting the “most competitive edge” because i play games i’m not the best but i enjoy winning and i wanted to have most smooth experience and best chance to win. but after thoroughly testing 240hz vs 144hz i swear to you there is a very hard time telling any difference. if i was shroud i would need 240. but i’m not and never will be. i would rather get deep inky blacks and better picture quality to enjoy my monitor when i’m not playing games 50% time. and after using 27” i felt like it was harder to be as competitive in games as my 24”. even tho the 24” is only 60hz being able to get right up to screen and still see every part of screen helps a lot for vision and reaction. and 27” felt like i was goldilocks didnt fit quite right. it is nice don’t get me wrong. it’s bigger than 24 and it’s 1440p but i felt like i am missing something. i can never quite get the viewing distance right. its not mini led and it’s either too far away and looks small or it’s up to my face and i can’t see corners of screen and they get washed out from ips glow. so this leads to what i believe to be the cure to my disease. if i go 4k 32” 16:9 144hz. i will get the added height of screen over both 27 and 34 21:9 sizes which i wanted. and i won’t have to be looking side to side and it will have 138ppi clarity because of the 4k while maintaining 144hz and i can then lay back in my bed and watch movies and youtube because it’s basically a tv at 32 inches. idk if you guys forgot but 32” used to be a normal size for tvs btw. and with the mini led tech it is darker than a va panel. i mean i hope i’m not wrong once i get this thing in the mail. but i hope i could help steer u guys in a better direction. peace and love your best self, j

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wiski

Glad I went with this over 4k

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 11 May 2023

Model: S3422DWG - 2NOF4Size Name: 34 InchVerified Purchase

For context, I am coming from a Dell S2721DGF 27" 1440p 165Hz IPS Freesync/Gsync monitor to this Dell S3422DWG 34" 1440pUW 144Hz VA Freesync monitor.

My plan had been to at some point move from 1440p to 4k once I upgraded from my RX6800, but after seeing some stuff on Ultrawides, I decided that even though it's not really a step up in resolution from 1440p (except side to side), going Ultrawide would make more of a difference for me in games and on the desktop than just an increase in resolution like 4k. Sure, 4k would look sharper, but I'd still be having the same game experience, while with Ultrawide I actually see more on the screen.

1440p Ultrawide is also easier to run than 4k, so that's another benefit, and I don't sit so close to the monitor that I can see any issue with 1440p not being sharp enough.

In any case, as far as the monitor goes, I am very happy with it. I'm not sure I can comment on the VA panel not being as vibrant as my old IPS panel, while I did have the old IPS one configured and just have the VA set to one of the color modes, I am not seeing anything that makes me think, "Man, my old IPS monitor looked better than this..."

As far as ghosting, I haven't noticed any with the monitor set to Super Fast mode, testing in various games (CP2077, Witcher 3, NFS Unbound, SWJ: Survivor, RDR2, Tiny Tina's Wonderlands). I have had to turn down some game settings here and there to try and maintain my FPS, but that is something I knew would happen considering I moved from 2560x1440 to 3440x1440 without making a GPU upgrade.

I am also loving the lack of backlight bleed on the VA panel. When the screen goes dark the black levels are just darker than on my old IPS panel, and when the screen goes dark for loading screens or things like that, I no longer have brighter spots in the corners or edges, it's all uniform. I love that. (not as dark as OLED obviously, but I also don't have to worry about burn in) I included shots of the black uniformity test between the two Dell monitors from Rtings as an example of what I'm talking about.

I also don't have any issues with the viewing angles. Even when I stand off to the side I can still see what's on the monitor fine, and when I sit in front of the monitor as I always do when actually using my computer, I have not seen any issues with poor viewing angles during regular use.

As a whole, the gaming experience does feel more immersive with the wider natural field of view (in some games like SWJ: Survivor I actually had to reduce the FOV settings because it was getting too stretched on the far edges). I am getting used to the monitor's slight curve on the desktop, which I don't see the benefit of for everyday use, but in game I don't notice the curve at all, and for all I know it might actually be helping with the wide view immersion in that situation.

Overall I'm very happy with my decision to go ultrawide with this VA panel, especially since with at least this specific monitor I am not noticing the drawbacks people at times complain about with VA panels with this monitor, ghosting, poor viewing angles and the colors not being as good as IPS. I'm sure if I had a way to measure colors, response times and ghosting and all the other stuff I'd see a difference (I know there is some just by looking at the RTings reviews), but to my eye when in use I see no problems.

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William

Good for coding

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on 30 April 2023

Model: S3221QSSize Name: 32 InchVerified Purchase

Edit (5/7/2023): Okay so after owning this monitor for a week or so, I've found that the flickering issue is still intermittent. Changing the color profile to RTS did not mitigate it, nor is changing it to any other profile (both on the monitor or in the Mac System Settings) . This appears to be a common issue with Apple's M1 chips and 4K external monitors (there are plenty of threads about this). I did not know about this prior to buying this monitor and I could not find a definite solution for this.
I did not have this issue when I had a 2K monitor with my M1 Macbook, both Dell U and S series 27 inch 2k monitor, and a Viotek Ultrawide 2K monitor also.
I'm still debating if I should return this or not and downgrade back to a 2K monitor.
I'm leaving it to 5 stars since it's not the monitor's fault, it's the M1 chip.

Just a few notes/tips:
- I downloaded the BetterDisplay App for the Mac. The license is only $15 and I've applied the license to two separate M1 macbooks with no problem. This allows you to enable native resolution scaling, which helps with the scaled resolution clarity somewhat, along with additional fine tuning configs.
If you don't know, Apple has scaling issues with 4k Monitors, refer to YouTube videos for more info.
- Setting the color profile to Generic RGB Profile really makes the color pop and the darks darker. So making it closer to the Macbook's native color vibrancy. This is set in the System Settings > Displays > Select the Dell S3221QS > Set color Profile to Generic RGB Profile (of course you can try out the other profiles too).
- Setting the response time to 'Extreme' should reduce ghosting (Just found this in some YouTube video)

------ Previous Review ---------------------------------------------------------------------
Sharp display for coding. I’m a software engineer. I initially made a mistake of purchasing a 2K 32 inch monitor. The text was somewhat pixelated, I knew it would cause eventual eye fatigue. Then, I picked this one up and the texts are very sharp even at 3008x1692 resolution (higher than 2k, less than 4K) which offers more screen real estate than 1440p. I’m happy with it.
All I care about is the text sharpness, I don’t play video games nor do I do any kind of video/photo editing, so I can’t comment about the vibrancy and/or color accuracy.

Only con I found is that with the standard preset mode, I saw that the backlight flickers when scrolling rapidly through some webpages. But once I changed it to RTS, it went away. Idk, maybe it’s a specific issue with my monitor (I purchased it used).

Anyways, no regrets. And to think I was considering picking up the Apple Studio display. Definitely saved me some funds 👌🏽

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