When I'm working from home, I have the curtains in the room closed because my OLED is a curved monitor and any light from the windows reflecting on it creates glare on the sides due to the curve. For light I have two bulbs in the ceiling, each is rated for 900nits. I have my monitor set to 100nits brightness and also I have the windows blue light filter turned on and set to 30%. Anything over 120nits or less than 30% blue light filter is too bright for me
2024 OLED bonanza take your pick from dozens of new monitors
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Are there any 38" or 40" Oled monitors in the pipeline for this year?
Would love the Alienware 38" in OLED, I'm currently using a non OLED 42" Dell monitor and can't go back down to 34"
Would love the Alienware 38" in OLED, I'm currently using a non OLED 42" Dell monitor and can't go back down to 34"
39" OLED Ultra wide monitors are coming out this year. Not sure Alienware has announced any yet but others yes.
Asus Unveil ROG Swift PG39WCDM with 39" Ultrawide OLED Panel and 240Hz - TFTCentral
Share this contentAt CES 2024, Asus have unveiled their new 39″ ultrawide OLED gaming monitor, the ROG Swift PG39WCDM. Like a couple of other 39″ ultrawide monitors announced recently from....[click link for more]
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The Alienware look like the one for me just hope any issues can be ironed out via firmware updates.
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What are the pros of this over the MSI which could be £200 cheaper? Burn in warranty and a curve if that's what you want, dolby vision? Though I'm not sure what that last one really does, the underlying panels are the same.The Alienware look like the one for me just hope any issues can be ironed out via firmware updates.
The Alienware AW3225QF: It's Great for Everything
Hey y'all. Here's my review of the Alienware AW3225QF 4K 240Hz QD-OLED monitor. This is one seriously impressive monitor. It's got that perfect mix of fast r...
Everything you mention really and the fact the last three monitors i have owned have all been Alienware, though in a ultra wide format.
I would rather pay a little extra personally as Dell customer support has been excellent and MSI support is unknown to me.
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Re: HP having warranty against burn in, TFTCentral are saying it too!
If this is the case, I'll wait for the HP for the flatscreen and warranty combo.
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Yeah I saw that yesterday
So if thats correct only the HP and Dell oleds have burn in warranty
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That guy says the monitor has 2 years burn in warranty. Goodluck trying to get that out of Asus
I originally had the PG27AQDM and after a week I had to return it as the panel went bad, glad I didn't have to deal with ASUS directly as not heard good things.That guy says the monitor has 2 years burn in warranty. Goodluck trying to get that out of Asus
Can’t wait for a full review.I should have the PG32UCDM with me very soon for full review at TFTCentral
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They are possibly the worst out there, and that's saying something!!!
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I concur, dealing with them when I had issues with my PG27UQ years ago was dreadful. must have RMA'd about 5 times before demanding a full refund. Every one they sent me had more issues than the last
I swore never to buy Asus again.
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Hard the say at this point reviews are still pretty thin on the ground. Though from a warranty standpoint Dell seem to be leading the way with their tried and test 3 year burn in cover
This might help. “Best” depends a bit on your requirements but this round up covers known specs and features as well as expected release dates
Which is the Best New 32" 4K OLED Monitor for You?
Which is the Best New 32" 4K OLED Monitor for You?
An overview of all the 32” 4K 240Hz OLED monitors coming this year, comparing their panels, features and known specs so far. Hopefully this will help you nar...
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Personally I'm waiting for the HP because I want the kvm and powered USB C for my work laptop. The fact that they'll have a 3 year burn in warranty too is icing on the cake though I'm concerned it may end up being more expensive than the Dell. If that's the case I may go with the cheaper msi.