DellS3222DGM 31.5 Inch QHD (2560x1440) 1800R Curved Gaming Monitor, 165Hz, VA, 2ms, AMD FreeSync Premium, 99% sRGB, DisplayPort, 2x HDMI, 3 Year Warranty, Black

Fantastic monitor for gamers and movies enthusiast.

Some people say 1440p at 32inches is not that great but I think it’s fine actually.See for yourself and decide.

I pondered which monitor to buy for a long while, because there are so many makes/types/sizes etc. and the choice is a bit overwhelming.Because I play games in a dimly lit room, I decided a VA screen was the best choice and in order to make it worth upgrading from my 16:10 format 24" Dell I had used for the last 8-9 years, the size had to be around 32" 16:9 ratio.I finally decided on the Dell S3222DGM which has a 31.5" diagonal and a 1.8m radius curved screen. I was a bit dubious about the curve but having seen some examples in a shop, I went ahead.The monitor itself has nice narrow edges at the sides and top and is quite heavy and seemingly well constructed and finished.Oddly, the buttons to alter characteristics etc. on on the RHS rear which is inconvenient and not ergonomically good, but after initial setup, they don't have to be accessed often so I didn't mark it down for that or for the slightly wobbly stand.Tilt and height can be adjusted but not swivel.Once I'd realised I hadn't inserted the DP cable properly which resulted in a black screen, it works very well indeed giving a bright and high contrast picture which is superb especially since I can now run my favourite games at 2560x1440 resolution (2P).Refresh rate is fast enough to not be noticable and the overall picture quality is stunning albeit with the brightness turned down significantly in my darkish room, and the curve is actually better than a flat screes at this size.I would 100% recommend this monitor despite the very minor ergonomic issues and the score of 5 is justified. Excellent.

Personally think this monitor might have been the best decision for my setup. As an avid Xbox player with gaming room setup I was after something that looked nice and performed. The monitor quality is good and sturdy, the colour range and refresh rate when playing on the series X have been great not dropped below 117fps from what I’ve seen and that goes for playing games such as apex, Cod all the way to things like elden ring and fallen order and hogwarts legacy. All in all feels a great improvement since swapping from from my old setup to this new one

Using a few days ago, usable even in sunlight with maximum brightness.

The monitor is fine, with all of the features mentioned. My issue with is has been a ghosting on images with stark divides in colour/contrast and issues of scrolling text on websites. Everything becomes blurry and images can bleed slightly into each other. I've tested this at different refresh rates and monitor clock rates, nothing seems to help, only making things look worse.I would not use the monitor on its higher overclock rates as they make the image noticeably grainy, the highest producing a slight whiney sound.

Not impressed at all compared to my 2 MSI 27 inchers, this is bland, washed out and uninspiring. Also, a dead pixel after just 6 months.

Lovely monitor for the price, but having bought it to replace it's predecessor the 3220 it's disappointing to find the swivel is missing and it sits much lower at full height.Sharp image with vivid and accurate color, good build quality, but despite the enormous base it's disgustingly wobbly.Does the job, avoids all the tacky RGB infestation of Samsung Odyssey or MSI where 165Hz/1ms dictates gaming form over function, so it's clean and minimalist in that regard which is a star from me.