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32" at the same resolution will be fine imo
advice needed, I'm thinking of changing to 40"
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might have to try a 32" from somewhere....
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For such a big monitor I'd go curved. Maybe have a look, view from usual distance and take a ruler and see what looks the straightest screen
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An online shop that offers a good return policy?
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yeah overclockers are good, I've bought from them before
Oled's are dropping down so not far off "affordable prices"
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Can't complaing £550 for such a big oled , once they start reaching £300 probably would be death of LCD's?
ive just seen a 32" version of this, its a VA panel (rather than OLED which i prefer)
if the curvature is still 1800R im tempted !
Philips Evnia - 32M2C5500W
EDIT 1000R
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a lot of reviews seem to like this one a lot, but im not keen on the curvature ?
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I'm actually in the market for a new monitor.. But I don't want curved or 'ultra-wide'.
Seems there is a gap in the market for 32" high quality flat screens
Hell, no..to thin and too wide... no vertical real estate for productivity...
...personal preference obviously but I've never been tempted by 'ultra wid'e screens. they are all show, and no-go IMO.
Seems there is a gap in the market for 32" high quality flat screens
Hell, no..to thin and too wide... no vertical real estate for productivity...
...personal preference obviously but I've never been tempted by 'ultra wid'e screens. they are all show, and no-go IMO.
ive just seen a 32" version of this, its a VA panel (rather than OLED which i prefer)
if the curvature is still 1800R im tempted !
Philips Evnia - 32M2C5500W
EDIT 1000R
It's not something I would buy personally, VA is rubbsh, and it's super wide with no height.
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understand not wanting UW, but curved does help on larger monitors- maybe you only tried 1000R? Try 1800
As for VA it has it's positives- good contrast, colour, and even backlight.
I think my Ideal monitor would be a flat 32" IPS 1440 with HDR 400 or better, 144hz or better, with Freesync pro/G-sync.
But the prices on them are so crazy, you might aswell just buy an LG OLED telly, but they don't make them sized small enough.
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290 direct from dell
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Dell S3222DGM Review
The Dell S3222DGM is a decent monitor overall with a 32 inch, 1440p VA panel. Like most VA monitors, it has excellent contrast, resulting in deep blacks in a dar...
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Yep read that