dude this channel is underrated, great review. It is a tad long, but it surely is in depth. The icc profile and color settings are a great addition, as long as people understand no two panels are the same and there are variances.
@mai_kul - agreed, and also, a lot of people don't realise that an OLED panel takes c250 hors to run in from new, so it's a waste of time playing about with picture quality settings until this time has passed.
I'm good with 32 inches. I wanted something smaller than the tvs that came put bur bigger than the 27 inches I had way back when. I really think I might buy it next month 🤤 I'm just waiting for it to become available through bestbuy
@rxnniiee at 4k 32 inches still has a really good and high ppi. It isn't like it is so large it brings it in line with 1440p monitors. I think it works out something like 30% higher ppi
I think the holdup is getting a printer that can accurately print that small as well as density on that monitor would mean heat, which would mean the brightness would be turned down and there would be more worry of burn in.
MSI, Asus, Aorus, HP all have same flat panel. the latter 2 will launch a bit later this year, MSI and Asus should be already available in some regions. I ordered the Asus because it brings the most features from the current 4K240 panels on the market.
I’ve tested both and they are very different displays in my opinion. The AW2725DF won out for me but I play a lot of FPS titles and single player games on the AW3225QF was insane! The AW3225QF is the best display I’ve ever laid eyes on.
@@TheBatOuttaHeaven It’s a significant difference in visual quality but it’s also a significant difference in performance with the tax of pushing 4K. My 4080 isn’t well suited for the high refresh rate aspect of it and it’s a bit too large for FPS games yes.
The #1 mistake people make buying high refresh monitors/TVs (+144Hz) is using a bad/old cable that is not properly shielded against EMI (Electric Magnetic Interference). The #1 fix for this is to buy a fiber cable that is rated for high refresh rates, this cable is 99% resistant against EMI. These cables have dropped a lot in price for the last years. The #1 EMI seen issues on monitors/TVs are dropping signal for a split second going to black screen or have streaks of compression artifacts visible for a split of second.
I find 32 inches a little large for a monitor 18 inches from your eyes. 30 inches and the higher PPI that comes with it seems like the perfect monitor to me.
I have both the aw3225qf and aw2725df and it depends on the game u play, I play only FPS games and maybe in valo or cs2 the aw27 is a bit better because 360hz vs 240hz but it’s very minor cuz this is still 240hz+OLED combination, which basically a lot of pros use on the Asus pg27aqdm, you will not get really better than this, if u loose a gunfight on this, even 1000hz will not make u win this. However in BR games like Warzone, the 4k completely demolishes the aw27, on maps where you have a lot of stuff going on and the enemy’s blend into the environment, they are just SO much easier to spot that i will send back the aw27. Just make sure to have enough desk space, I calculated around 8-10cm for 32“ vs 27“ more distance to have same FOV and of course u need a 4090 But native in CoD I get around 230-250fps with competitive settings
Yeah I had both the aw2725df and the pg32ucdm now. I noticed its easier to spot people in hunt showdown in 4k. When I play CS2 I use the 27" mode on the 32" and it works pretty good. Returned the aw2725df, felt like it didnt push my 4090
@@jonathanb.1215I also have this monitor and don't see myself owning this for more than another few years. For starters, the low 10% window brightness and raised blacks are a real problem.
@@mohamedahmed1023There you go guys. Its trash, cancel your orders. Motion clarity, contrast, colors who fucking cares? 10% hdr window is on lower side that is not burning your eye from the skull to make you blind after 5 minutes watching on HDR sun scene. Rtings reviews were wrong giving this monitor a higher HDR score than ips with mini leds and 1500 nit brightness at 10% window. Cancel your orders guys. Now. /s
How do you get Dolby Vision to activate? Windows 11, HDR settings on, monitor set to Dolby Vision bright, but only shows me HDR10 and no pop up on the top right of the screen saying Dolby Vision. Does the cable matter? DP vs HDMI? Thanks.
It's $1199.99 in America and if you get it from dell, and you get your price over $1200 in total by adding another item, you can get $120 off so it's more like $1,079.99
I'm so curious what's the deal with the OLED VRR flicker. Most reviewers mention it can flicker a bit during loading screens or whatever, but you're the only bigger reviewer who says it's so bad it's unusable. Is it possible it's a Valorant specific problem? Maybe a bad fps limiter in that game?
@@user-ku5oo2cl3z YUP, WOLED still has best panel clarity and less annoying tint. QD-OLED is a no go with the need for a dark room for best experience!
@@N0N0111what tint? Even HDtvtest channel mentions that woled have tinting while qd oleds are pretty much perfect off angle? (more pure white) If by dark room you mean not shooting fucking light into screen and having lamp desk next to monitor not front of monitor or having window opened on summer day on opposite side of monitor screen then yes. I agree with you
No 3.5mm input, type C is useless and fan might became noisy over time. Thank you for this review! No I’m even more convinced to go with ASUS PG32UCDM, even tho AW3225QF can be purchased NEW for as low as $520. It’s just has so many Cons comparing to ASUS. I wish you had a review for this ASUS.
Why did you feature Dough's Spectrum One with the speed test at 2:15? I (among thousands of others) have been scammed out off money of over $1000 buying their monitor as they failed to deliver it and do not reply to support e-mails. I'm saying this with respect, featuring their name anywhere is a spit in the face to us consumers and customers.
My end game is 21:9 5K (5120x2160) at 480Hz minimum 0° to 800R flex (ideally motorized) with DP 2.x Ultimate G-Sync Module. I currently have a Corsair Flex monitor 3440x1440, 240Hz.
Dream spec: 5120x2160 4k-Ultrawide, microLED, 1500-2000 nit full screen brightness, sustained, with 240hz or 360 hz. It’ll cost about the same as a used car, but it’ll never burn-in and it’ll be the greatest monitor you have ever seen XD
As end-game (good for the rest of my life) I'll take 5120x2160, OLED, 480 hz, and it should be paper thin and I should be able to wear it as a raincoat to impress the neighbors
Before update, there was Manny buggs, settings did not work correctly, and there was conflict with Dolby Vision that made it very hard to get a good quality picture. With new firmware it works as intended and the calibration is allot better. Many more positive things I don't remember. You should decently update if it's just for making the monitor last longer, because it was apparently fixes for that to. This is what is remember.@@AcrossThePacific.
The only thing I don't like about this monitor is the extreme dimming at 1000nit. It dims more than the Trueblack mode. It's a bug and I don't know if they'll fix it. I would stay in 1000nit mode if it didn't dim so low with full APL.
Hey techless. I got mine in germany and installed the Firmware update right when i got it. i have no flickering so far and i use gSync for everything. Even in Warzone, because i Like the smoothness of gsync/vsync and are prepared for a Bit of an unnoticeable delay (for me). I use the blurbuster guide with vsync on nvcp, but ingame off and reflex is Capping my Frames, tho i rarely Hit 240 fps at 4K in warzone. Lower fps titles like alan wake without frame gen feel a bit choppier, but haven‘t done enough testing. A Bit annoying is the switching of the hdr formats from true black (brighter Games Like warzone) to hdr peak 1000 (darker games like diablo 4), where it goes black for a few seconds and sometimes online registering 120hz max, but After a restart, it works normally. Thats my experience so far.
there is definitely vrr flicker but it's much less noticeable with hdr true black on if you don't believe me try turning off all hdr in windows and warzone and then jump into firing range. i find the higher and stable the fps the less flicker i see.
And what you gonna power 8k/240 with? 10x5090? "Diminishing returns" - ever heard of that before? 4K will star for very very long time there may be some monitors for strictly productivity purposes like apple 6k monitors but that is different category and use case.
@techless when using DisplayCal to calibrate this display and the 27" model, which Correction preset do you use for these QD-OLED? I have the same colorimeter at home but I'm unsure if I use the proper settings.
@@techlessYT oh tyvm! I'll try using this one, I assume it's always better than any of the presets available or do you think it can vary a lot despite being the identical panel?
one thing I hate about oled is how they are marketed as 27inch for example, but in fact the on screen display is only around 26.5 inch because of pixel shifting.
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I get near zero flicker on mine aside from the occasional loading menu, even then its not highly noticeable ( I also didnt hear him mention updating the firmware, which may be why he had more issue)
I get some in light grey content with it, most noticeable in the sky/clouds in some games, I love the monitor but really hope they can improve on this ( I know OLED by nature has some issues with flicker but there are other models with the same panel that are apparently better for it).
4k 360hz is end game for next 3-5 years until 8k 120/240hz start making an appearance. You have to think that 4090 can achieve 4k 100+ fps in majority of the games and in few generations of gpus, 8k will be do able around 8k 100fps, if not with DLSS atleast.
Based on steam hardware surveys less than 4% of people have 4K monitors. So what are you even cloud dreaming about. 8K is diminishing returns compared to 4K and viewing distance / screen size. There may "be" some market for higher resolution monitors but that would be production/photography/film making not for every day "joe" because every day joe won't see any difference with their worsening eye sight vision anyway.
I ordered one yesterday, but I got a message saying there was something wrong with my order. Given the issues with flickering, maybe I dodged a bullet and won't be able to get one. Thanks for reviewing this and going over the negatives, I feel like a lot of other reviewers are being fake positive or freaking out about things that one would hardly notice in ideal playing conditions, like the coating.
too bad its so small.. but we're getting there! I guess I will wait a few more years. my dream would be uwuhd (5.120 x 2.160) oled 40" and 240hz. also it should be 100% burn in free when using 24/7 desktop. with uwuhd you can also go down to uwqhd for gaming with high fps. it would be just perfect.
small for you, for me its perfect size that will sit well as monitor on my desk "100% burn in free" then see you in 10/15 years while there will be microled monitors
Dell have excellent support and regular firmware updates. If you don't mind the curve I would buy Dell. Personally I like flat screen but I would get Asus model. MSI have the same panel and after sale is very active with their support. Its really up to you which poison will you take and drink but all 2 options are rock solid and you are getting the same panel either way. (Dell also have Dolby Vision if you need that)
Hmm you said you wouldn't use an oled Monitor for Office. But isn't an oled better in office use cases as well than an IPS? Wouldn't it be wasted money to buy an IPS right now? even if 80- 90% office usage
I seriously though about this display, I felt the slight curve might fit well. However the shipping/protection issues turned me off, considering the number of reports of scratches on the screen. No clue why Dell went cheap on screen protection during shipping.
Less carbon intake for saving that 5 cent protection on screen. But hey you can always RMA it and get new unit with a chance that will also get scratched. Its DELL economic/ecological way of logistic and business thinking long term. /s Or just buy anything else but without curve from Asus/Msi/HP/Gigabyte - they use the same panel anyway.
well since you are asking, my dream monitor would be, ofc, 8K with 360hz+ and a little bigger than 32 inch maybe 34inch. also oled with at least HDR1300 specs, build in speakers and chromecast, internal psu, ultra slim no fans and no stand (just ads extra cost, be honest we all have monitor arms now) and last but not least a stylish design with no bezels at all no burn in risk and glossy finish, zero reflections and not more then 1200dollar.
@@techlessYT Dell confirmed this with me. “So, the AW3225QF has an active screen size of 31.5" and a viewable screen size of 31.6.” "Similarly, the AW2725DF has a 26.5” active screen size and a 26.7” viewable screen size.”
I will shock you. 16:9 aspect ratio is older than 9/11 and still used as wide screen standard for TV's, TV shows, movies (to some extend), Games. So you will have 3 options. A) Accept 16:9 format B) Think about ultra wide monitors C) Pray to whoever you want for oled monitors with these specs in 4:3, 16:10 or any other aspect ratio you are looking for.
AW for curved, ASUS for Flat. ASUS has more features such as aspect ratio resolution scaling and 90W USB-C PD. I have the AW version and love it, but I was giving test sample.. I would say the ASUS version is better subjectively.
Terrible monitor. Bug infested firmware. Scratches. Grey blacks in anything but a completely dark room, defeating the purpose of OLED. QD-OLED, in general, is great for a dedicated HT room, but man, is it trash for anything else.
This random posters with his collective "terrible monitor" without any will to compare or extend their thought just straight forward meme anything out of existence shoved from their ass out of proportions their problems. I have no idea why I even bother but here is my reply. Firmware can be updated and that has been showed effective way to fix the bugs on many different monitors including dell. Scratches are because the monitor are moving by some degree inside the box and screen have no plastic film for protection (dell/Alienware issue). Your grey blacks are visible when you fucking shoot 400+ lumens of light into the screen, there is no issue with ambient light or ceiling light/window light that are on other side of the monitor. "trash for anything else." Instant pixel response time, deep super contrast, high color reproduction, extremely low input lag. Now go back to your ips and enjoy that glow, washed out colors.
120 Hz is not playable for you for the time being? Well then you gonna have a nice waiting schedule before you. See you in 6090/7090 era then. Oh and I'm afraid that with inflation added, it won't be "Under $1000"
0:00-0:02 my dream specs would be: 23.8", 1440p, 300Hz+, RGB stripe OLED, FLAT, HDR600+, True 10-bit, Glossy Gorilla Glass, 4-Port USB Hub & KVM, 3x HDMI 2.1 ports, 2x DP 2.1 UHBR 20 ports, no VRR flickering or gamma/contrast flicker, HDR+BFI+VRR on at the same time flawlessly.
360 Hz is such a minor increase compared to 240. Yes its there, but at that point you might treat yourself to a better looking display for almost exactly the same smooth experience. however though yes, 4k is hard to run
@@chronox837 you don't see a difference between 2K 27inch and 4K 32inch. Don't be that numbers driven like I was. I had a 2K 27inch monitor once, then bought myself a 27inch 4K mini led monitor. I had booth side bye side and I swear to God I didn't see a difference when it comes to sharpness or resolution. Looked exactly the same. Sended back the 4K monitor and now I got myself a 2K OLED and more then happy to be able to not only run that resolution on my 4090( yes 4090 can't run 4K at highest settings).
@MTheConqueror maybe you need to get your eyes check, to say their no difference from 1440p to 4k is a lies. If your sitting further away then yes, you won't see much.
OLEDs don't have flicker, it may be brightness fluctuating when you drop from lets say 150 fps to 60 fps but that would be considered by some people as "flicker" when something this happens you will see 1 frame flicker in 1 dark shadow area place which is extremely hard to catch by naked eye. There is no PWM flicker.
Sadly you would still get blur if the game can't reach those framerates. For a game with stable 125 fps you would need the panel to only be active 1/8 of the time. And given that these OLED monitors have brightness issues, that BFI mode would be very dim.
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dude this channel is underrated, great review. It is a tad long, but it surely is in depth. The icc profile and color settings are a great addition, as long as people understand no two panels are the same and there are variances.
@mai_kul - agreed, and also, a lot of people don't realise that an OLED panel takes c250 hors to run in from new, so it's a waste of time playing about with picture quality settings until this time has passed.
Can't wait for a 27 in 4k OLED model
I'm good with 32 inches. I wanted something smaller than the tvs that came put bur bigger than the 27 inches I had way back when. I really think I might buy it next month 🤤 I'm just waiting for it to become available through bestbuy
too real, 32 is just too big + smaller ppi
@rxnniiee at 4k 32 inches still has a really good and high ppi. It isn't like it is so large it brings it in line with 1440p monitors. I think it works out something like 30% higher ppi
I think the holdup is getting a printer that can accurately print that small as well as density on that monitor would mean heat, which would mean the brightness would be turned down and there would be more worry of burn in.
It's sorta out already, the asus 32 inch 4k oled can convert to 27 inches on screen.
Man I tried this. It’s beautiful but too big. I returned and went with the 27inch 360hz 1440p
People have 42" TVs on their desk these days.
The fix is to buy a deeper desk.
@@N0N0111 who asked though?
@@MaymunLegaThe problem asked!
@@N0N0111where do you find that?
How does the 27 compare to 32 image quality wise?
I didn't know OLED have adaptive sync problems. Good to know. Makes me feel better about spending a fortune for an IPS monitor now, lol.
I really want the same exact monitor just flat
There are some
MSI, Asus, Aorus, HP all have same flat panel. the latter 2 will launch a bit later this year, MSI and Asus should be already available in some regions. I ordered the Asus because it brings the most features from the current 4K240 panels on the market.
One of the best reviews for this monitor - subscribed!
I would love to see Samsung produce a 38”1600p QDOLED Ultrawide Monitor at 240hz
What I have seen from the NinjaDisplay Monitor List that bigger screens are in the planning for release.
Techless, now that you’ve tested both, do you prefer this one or the AW2725df overall?
I’ve tested both and they are very different displays in my opinion. The AW2725DF won out for me but I play a lot of FPS titles and single player games on the AW3225QF was insane! The AW3225QF is the best display I’ve ever laid eyes on.
@@andrewmorris3479I’m guessing the gap between 1440p and 4k wasn’t significant enough of a difference, or the 32” screen was just too big?
@@TheBatOuttaHeaven It’s a significant difference in visual quality but it’s also a significant difference in performance with the tax of pushing 4K. My 4080 isn’t well suited for the high refresh rate aspect of it and it’s a bit too large for FPS games yes.
The #1 mistake people make buying high refresh monitors/TVs (+144Hz) is using a bad/old cable that is not properly shielded against EMI (Electric Magnetic Interference).
The #1 fix for this is to buy a fiber cable that is rated for high refresh rates, this cable is 99% resistant against EMI. These cables have dropped a lot in price for the last years.
The #1 EMI seen issues on monitors/TVs are dropping signal for a split second going to black screen or have streaks of compression artifacts visible for a split of second.
Awesome review!Bump up that volume tech man! 😀
Endlich mal ein „deutsches“ Review 😆🤝🏼
Danke fürs Video 😎🖥️
Can't wait to buy these OLED monitors in 10 years when they'll be 200$ (not adjusted for inflation)
🤣🤑
I'd rather buy a Rolls Royce!
Buy bat soup
I find 32 inches a little large for a monitor 18 inches from your eyes. 30 inches and the higher PPI that comes with it seems like the perfect monitor to me.
14:07 hat er gerade ''bis zum nächsten video gesagt??? das kam unerwartet!
Man hört doch raus das er deutsch ist😂
I have both the aw3225qf and aw2725df and it depends on the game u play, I play only FPS games and maybe in valo or cs2 the aw27 is a bit better because 360hz vs 240hz but it’s very minor cuz this is still 240hz+OLED combination, which basically a lot of pros use on the Asus pg27aqdm, you will not get really better than this, if u loose a gunfight on this, even 1000hz will not make u win this. However in BR games like Warzone, the 4k completely demolishes the aw27, on maps where you have a lot of stuff going on and the enemy’s blend into the environment, they are just SO much easier to spot that i will send back the aw27. Just make sure to have enough desk space, I calculated around 8-10cm for 32“ vs 27“ more distance to have same FOV and of course u need a 4090
But native in CoD I get around 230-250fps with competitive settings
Great, this is a comment I was looking for😅 I mainly play Pubg
Yeah I had both the aw2725df and the pg32ucdm now. I noticed its easier to spot people in hunt showdown in 4k. When I play CS2 I use the 27" mode on the 32" and it works pretty good. Returned the aw2725df, felt like it didnt push my 4090
I've got this Alienware since 3 days and yes, for me, it is a endgame display.
Same here got it a few days ago and it’s the best screen I’ve ever had an I’m just using it for console until my pc comes in !
@@jonathanb.1215I also have this monitor and don't see myself owning this for more than another few years.
For starters, the low 10% window brightness and raised blacks are a real problem.
@@mohamedahmed1023There you go guys. Its trash, cancel your orders. Motion clarity, contrast, colors who fucking cares? 10% hdr window is on lower side that is not burning your eye from the skull to make you blind after 5 minutes watching on HDR sun scene. Rtings reviews were wrong giving this monitor a higher HDR score than ips with mini leds and 1500 nit brightness at 10% window. Cancel your orders guys. Now. /s
Do you have adaptive sync flickering issue?
my dream monitor is 32" OLED with triple mode: FHD 480hz / 2k 360hz / 4k 240hz + adjustable aspect ratio to match pixel density for each resolution
Their ABL behavious is disgusting... Multi Logo Detection...
Whelp, considering the current price of those OLED monitors and the problems they are still facing, I think I'll wait one more generation.
See you in 5 years
how do I execute the icc file?
How do you get Dolby Vision to activate? Windows 11, HDR settings on, monitor set to Dolby Vision bright, but only shows me HDR10 and no pop up on the top right of the screen saying Dolby Vision.
Does the cable matter? DP vs HDMI? Thanks.
Way to overpriced
1300$ ☠️
It's $1199.99 in America and if you get it from dell, and you get your price over $1200 in total by adding another item, you can get $120 off so it's more like $1,079.99
It's not overpriced, you are just poor
Just because it can't fit your budget doesn't mean that it's overpriced.
Plenty of great cheap IPS monitors out there. This is for people who want to pay for something extremely premium
32 inch ultrawide is still King.
I'm so curious what's the deal with the OLED VRR flicker. Most reviewers mention it can flicker a bit during loading screens or whatever, but you're the only bigger reviewer who says it's so bad it's unusable. Is it possible it's a Valorant specific problem? Maybe a bad fps limiter in that game?
Still waiting for mine, haven’t received an update on it since I ordered it 3/3, but still says confirmed and expected 3/20.
How you've been liking it so far?
@@joeygo0999 love it
3840x1600 240hz OLED panel. That would be my dream.
Yes. And with WOLED, in my case.
@@user-ku5oo2cl3z YUP, WOLED still has best panel clarity and less annoying tint.
QD-OLED is a no go with the need for a dark room for best experience!
@@N0N0111what tint? Even HDtvtest channel mentions that woled have tinting while qd oleds are pretty much perfect off angle? (more pure white) If by dark room you mean not shooting fucking light into screen and having lamp desk next to monitor not front of monitor or having window opened on summer day on opposite side of monitor screen then yes. I agree with you
You do have to compromise - on your liver in black market to buy monitor + capable GPU 😅
I have one. it's fire 🔥
No 3.5mm input, type C is useless and fan might became noisy over time.
Thank you for this review! No I’m even more convinced to go with ASUS PG32UCDM, even tho AW3225QF can be purchased NEW for as low as $520. It’s just has so many Cons comparing to ASUS. I wish you had a review for this ASUS.
OLED is special but Dual Layer Professional IPS is decades old.
I don’t play esports games so more than 144 hz is useless for me
I would be happy with 27" 4k OLED 144hz gloss panel with no text fringe
240 and am onboard
Why did you feature Dough's Spectrum One with the speed test at 2:15? I (among thousands of others) have been scammed out off money of over $1000 buying their monitor as they failed to deliver it and do not reply to support e-mails. I'm saying this with respect, featuring their name anywhere is a spit in the face to us consumers and customers.
The moment any brand makes a decent 1080p oled monitor they will make millions
My end game is 21:9 5K (5120x2160) at 480Hz minimum 0° to 800R flex (ideally motorized) with DP 2.x Ultimate G-Sync Module.
I currently have a Corsair Flex monitor 3440x1440, 240Hz.
You forgot RTX 8090 to power such a screen
@@MrM-dl5zm .. Eventually and if Nvidia makes it I'll buy it.
For me any curved screen is instantly dismissed, as I want a flat screen. Have the same problem with Alienware OLED monitors.
Dream spec: 5120x2160 4k-Ultrawide, microLED, 1500-2000 nit full screen brightness, sustained, with 240hz or 360 hz.
It’ll cost about the same as a used car, but it’ll never burn-in and it’ll be the greatest monitor you have ever seen XD
It will most likely be even more expensive than that! :)
It will come in 2026
During the night you can point the screen towards the window and the world will turn to day.
As end-game (good for the rest of my life)
I'll take 5120x2160, OLED, 480 hz, and it should be paper thin and I should be able to wear it as a raincoat to impress the neighbors
The new QDEL tech might be even better with and LCD price tag.
Watching this on my AW3225QF that came a few days ago. I love it!
hello, is it worth buying?
After the Firmware update I freaking love mine! 😍👌
What were the big changes?
Before update, there was Manny buggs, settings did not work correctly, and there was conflict with Dolby Vision that made it very hard to get a good quality picture. With new firmware it works as intended and the calibration is allot better. Many more positive things I don't remember. You should decently update if it's just for making the monitor last longer, because it was apparently fixes for that to. This is what is remember.@@AcrossThePacific.
Using the terminology "end game" on anything technological related shows a complete lack of understanding and lack of experience in life in general 😂
why being so toxic? its up to him on his choice of words
@@syazairsyadshaari Somehow I suspect you don't even see the irony and overreaction in your statement.
@@syazairsyadshaari *Why
*It's
Keep learning English, kiddo.
The only thing I don't like about this monitor is the extreme dimming at 1000nit. It dims more than the Trueblack mode. It's a bug and I don't know if they'll fix it. I would stay in 1000nit mode if it didn't dim so low with full APL.
Hey techless. I got mine in germany and installed the Firmware update right when i got it. i have no flickering so far and i use gSync for everything. Even in Warzone, because i Like the smoothness of gsync/vsync and are prepared for a Bit of an unnoticeable delay (for me). I use the blurbuster guide with vsync on nvcp, but ingame off and reflex is Capping my Frames, tho i rarely Hit 240 fps at 4K in warzone. Lower fps titles like alan wake without frame gen feel a bit choppier, but haven‘t done enough testing. A Bit annoying is the switching of the hdr formats from true black (brighter Games Like warzone) to hdr peak 1000 (darker games like diablo 4), where it goes black for a few seconds and sometimes online registering 120hz max, but After a restart, it works normally. Thats my experience so far.
there is definitely vrr flicker but it's much less noticeable with hdr true black on if you don't believe me try turning off all hdr in windows and warzone and then jump into firing range. i find the higher and stable the fps the less flicker i see.
@@fayezelomari well after m104b the new update i got flicker as well, before I did not notice any 🫠
I have the Asus PG32UCDM, its awesome, I can recommend the panel.
That's the one I want! is is awesome? I heard it can go a bit brighter than the others, but it costs as much as a 4090 here in NZ ($3500NZD)
I wish we could get 4K or 1440p in 24inch. 32inches is too big for competitive gaming having to constantly scan a big a screen.
No reason to have that much ppi in a small display like 24 inches
1440p in 24inch
Video about 24" 1440p coming soon 👍
Just sit further so it takes up the same space in your field of view
Well, that is still not the same as sitting right up to your monitor. @@Flux000
Especially when its curved, just perfect
i would like to see a review of the g244f e2
What?? This is a glossy screen monitor? going to but it!
1440p is like a cup of coffee with the right amount of sugar.
Just perfect.
Not at 32 inch lol. Pixel density is straight poop.
@@RiceCubeTech yea only at 27 inches
@@cartierr7485 even at 27 I can sometimes see pixels on my 4K. Idk how y’all use 1440p lol
Its not. Scaling 1080p source is poop or downscaling 4k video. 1080p or 4k
@@RiceCubeTechwell I have a RTX3060 I just can’t get 4k 32 inch 250hz monitor without blowing my pc lol I’m broke okay 😢
Yeah 27 Inch 4K QD-OLED (or Micro-LED) 240HZ endgame monitor. 32-Inch is just not it yet. I'm waiting...
End game for me is 8k/240
And what you gonna power 8k/240 with? 10x5090? "Diminishing returns" - ever heard of that before? 4K will star for very very long time there may be some monitors for strictly productivity purposes like apple 6k monitors but that is different category and use case.
@@MrM-dl5zm lol what? I never implied I can play at that currently or even soon. Not sure what your comment is even for
@techless when using DisplayCal to calibrate this display and the 27" model, which Correction preset do you use for these QD-OLED? I have the same colorimeter at home but I'm unsure if I use the proper settings.
I have a spectro, so I made my own correction: drive.google.com/file/d/1AkU9k9wCRc8Ig5_ISHFPw3fn84GHf6aH/view?usp=sharing
@@techlessYT oh tyvm! I'll try using this one, I assume it's always better than any of the presets available or do you think it can vary a lot despite being the identical panel?
32 inch ruins it, 27 inch clears.
bro gets richer and richer. good to see your career going well
please make a tutorial for using icc settings with your monitor settings. it would be very helpful
If it's mandatory, I don't think it should be called a feature.
Most "features" I can think of are optional and/or configurable.
If only it was flat
one thing I hate about oled is how they are marketed as 27inch for example, but in fact the on screen display is only around 26.5 inch because of pixel shifting.
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AW3225QF is still flickering huh?
I get near zero flicker on mine aside from the occasional loading menu, even then its not highly noticeable ( I also didnt hear him mention updating the firmware, which may be why he had more issue)
I get some in light grey content with it, most noticeable in the sky/clouds in some games, I love the monitor but really hope they can improve on this ( I know OLED by nature has some issues with flicker but there are other models with the same panel that are apparently better for it).
@@RedfernYTthey all flicker honestly i find new games with hdr flicker the least
@@nickjacobssswhat games do you play and i find hdr helps reduce a lot of the flicker
It must be when ASUS and MSI are not in stock in the USA and there is no pandemic. We have never recovered from shortage issues since the pandemic.
4K 144Hz was already the dream specs for a monitor,no need to go any further
I am pretty sure this monitor would solve is issues by making it compatible with Display port 2.1.
4k 360hz is end game for next 3-5 years until 8k 120/240hz start making an appearance. You have to think that 4090 can achieve 4k 100+ fps in majority of the games and in few generations of gpus, 8k will be do able around 8k 100fps, if not with DLSS atleast.
Based on steam hardware surveys less than 4% of people have 4K monitors. So what are you even cloud dreaming about. 8K is diminishing returns compared to 4K and viewing distance / screen size. There may "be" some market for higher resolution monitors but that would be production/photography/film making not for every day "joe" because every day joe won't see any difference with their worsening eye sight vision anyway.
4K and endgame in same sentence means you’re a casual gamer. Or curve 😂😂
I ordered one yesterday, but I got a message saying there was something wrong with my order. Given the issues with flickering, maybe I dodged a bullet and won't be able to get one. Thanks for reviewing this and going over the negatives, I feel like a lot of other reviewers are being fake positive or freaking out about things that one would hardly notice in ideal playing conditions, like the coating.
too bad its so small.. but we're getting there! I guess I will wait a few more years.
my dream would be uwuhd (5.120 x 2.160) oled 40" and 240hz. also it should be 100% burn in free when using 24/7 desktop.
with uwuhd you can also go down to uwqhd for gaming with high fps. it would be just perfect.
small for you, for me its perfect size that will sit well as monitor on my desk "100% burn in free" then see you in 10/15 years while there will be microled monitors
Should I buy a Dell for $1158 out the door or the MSI for $1012 out the door!!! PLEASE COMMENT PEEP! I want to know what people think
Dell have excellent support and regular firmware updates. If you don't mind the curve I would buy Dell. Personally I like flat screen but I would get Asus model. MSI have the same panel and after sale is very active with their support. Its really up to you which poison will you take and drink but all 2 options are rock solid and you are getting the same panel either way. (Dell also have Dolby Vision if you need that)
@@MrM-dl5zm Customer Service is important to me
No video card will give 240 fps. 4080 give 55 fps for Cyber Pank, 2 years old game
i think its more for comp games
Make it 34 inch ultrawide with a 5090 (when it cones out)
I can't wait for AOC 24G4 test. Seems like its new king for budget.
for the low fps just go for the asus that don't have this problem
It "only" a Gsync compatible rating, does VRR work with HDR at 240 hz?
via HDMI 2.1, YES
My Samsung S90C 65” OLED tv does 144hz. Pretty damn hard to beat for immersive gaming
Hard to use 65" TV when you have desk with 70 cm max depth.
0:47 so nobody going to comment on what my guy is doing with his hands on a cutscene?
Hmm you said you wouldn't use an oled Monitor for Office. But isn't an oled better in office use cases as well than an IPS? Wouldn't it be wasted money to buy an IPS right now? even if 80- 90% office usage
I use OLED for office. And when I feel like mixing things up, I have some IPS laptops. That's plenty for me.
I seriously though about this display, I felt the slight curve might fit well. However the shipping/protection issues turned me off, considering the number of reports of scratches on the screen. No clue why Dell went cheap on screen protection during shipping.
Less carbon intake for saving that 5 cent protection on screen. But hey you can always RMA it and get new unit with a chance that will also get scratched. Its DELL economic/ecological way of logistic and business thinking long term. /s Or just buy anything else but without curve from Asus/Msi/HP/Gigabyte - they use the same panel anyway.
Do you think this would be an upgrade over the odyssey g9 oled? That’s what I have now
picture quality no, just if you want to go back to 16:9
At this price it is a never ever for me, even if I had money to burn.
Just learned of VRR flicker.. is this still an issue? Or do I gotta wait a few more years.
It may be inherent to OLED.
@techless bro what was the name of that Cork pad thing you used in one of your videos?
My end game is 27" 4K 120hz OLED
well since you are asking, my dream monitor would be, ofc, 8K with 360hz+ and a little bigger than 32 inch maybe 34inch. also oled with at least HDR1300 specs, build in speakers and chromecast, internal psu, ultra slim no fans and no stand (just ads extra cost, be honest we all have monitor arms now) and last but not least a stylish design with no bezels at all no burn in risk and glossy finish, zero reflections and not more then 1200dollar.
*than
Great review! Technically the AW3225QF has an active display measurement of 31.5” making it 140PPI.
Thanks! 31.6" -> 139.42ppi 🤓
@@techlessYT Dell confirmed this with me. “So, the AW3225QF has an active screen size of 31.5" and a viewable screen size of 31.6.”
"Similarly, the AW2725DF has a 26.5” active screen size and a 26.7” viewable screen size.”
@@andrewmorris3479You won! 😎
The real bummer for these hrr oleds is brightness.
Does it support covid?
32inch too big, it has to be a monitor not a tv 😅
Have you tried the AOC Q27G3XMN?
16:9 is oldtech for over 3 years now no matter the specs.
I will shock you. 16:9 aspect ratio is older than 9/11 and still used as wide screen standard for TV's, TV shows, movies (to some extend), Games. So you will have 3 options. A) Accept 16:9 format B) Think about ultra wide monitors C) Pray to whoever you want for oled monitors with these specs in 4:3, 16:10 or any other aspect ratio you are looking for.
This AW or Asus ROG Swift 32 OLED UCDM?
AW for curved, ASUS for Flat.
ASUS has more features such as aspect ratio resolution scaling and 90W USB-C PD.
I have the AW version and love it, but I was giving test sample.. I would say the ASUS version is better subjectively.
Terrible monitor.
Bug infested firmware.
Scratches.
Grey blacks in anything but a completely dark room, defeating the purpose of OLED.
QD-OLED, in general, is great for a dedicated HT room, but man, is it trash for anything else.
This random posters with his collective "terrible monitor" without any will to compare or extend their thought just straight forward meme anything out of existence shoved from their ass out of proportions their problems. I have no idea why I even bother but here is my reply. Firmware can be updated and that has been showed effective way to fix the bugs on many different monitors including dell. Scratches are because the monitor are moving by some degree inside the box and screen have no plastic film for protection (dell/Alienware issue). Your grey blacks are visible when you fucking shoot 400+ lumens of light into the screen, there is no issue with ambient light or ceiling light/window light that are on other side of the monitor. "trash for anything else." Instant pixel response time, deep super contrast, high color reproduction, extremely low input lag. Now go back to your ips and enjoy that glow, washed out colors.
I play in a bright room lights on it’s inky black stop crying
@@NexGenTek I guess your ink is gray then.
@@GrainGrown I said inky black not gray read carefully kid
End game is more like 4K 240hz and a gpu that can run that comfortably under $1000 for both components. Dunno when that will be
120 Hz is not playable for you for the time being? Well then you gonna have a nice waiting schedule before you. See you in 6090/7090 era then. Oh and I'm afraid that with inflation added, it won't be "Under $1000"
this as 38" inch
0:00-0:02 my dream specs would be: 23.8", 1440p, 300Hz+, RGB stripe OLED, FLAT, HDR600+, True 10-bit, Glossy Gorilla Glass, 4-Port USB Hub & KVM, 3x HDMI 2.1 ports, 2x DP 2.1 UHBR 20 ports, no VRR flickering or gamma/contrast flicker, HDR+BFI+VRR on at the same time flawlessly.
Did your panel come scratched? Just curious because many people have been reporting this issue
They are finally shipping with proper panel protecting materials!
@N0N0111 true, but how long will it take for the old packaging to be phased out? People are still getting the scratched panels right now
480p 30 hz
Too big . 27 1440p oled 360hz.
Easier on your gpu, smoother experience.
360 Hz is such a minor increase compared to 240. Yes its there, but at that point you might treat yourself to a better looking display for almost exactly the same smooth experience. however though yes, 4k is hard to run
That's true. However 4k on 27 inch doesn't make much sense. Pixel density is already so high with 1440p might as well go for 360hz 1440.@@chronox837
@@chronox837 you don't see a difference between 2K 27inch and 4K 32inch.
Don't be that numbers driven like I was. I had a 2K 27inch monitor once, then bought myself a 27inch 4K mini led monitor. I had booth side bye side and I swear to God I didn't see a difference when it comes to sharpness or resolution. Looked exactly the same. Sended back the 4K monitor and now I got myself a 2K OLED and more then happy to be able to not only run that resolution on my 4090( yes 4090 can't run 4K at highest settings).
@MTheConqueror maybe you need to get your eyes check, to say their no difference from 1440p to 4k is a lies.
If your sitting further away then yes, you won't see much.
@@MTheConqueror27 4K is not the same as 32 4K
Could you set your camera shutter speed to 1/1000s and check if you see any flickering?
OLEDs don't have flicker, it may be brightness fluctuating when you drop from lets say 150 fps to 60 fps but that would be considered by some people as "flicker" when something this happens you will see 1 frame flicker in 1 dark shadow area place which is extremely hard to catch by naked eye. There is no PWM flicker.
@@MrM-dl5zm the flicker as hell. Just do that simple test which I described.
@@MrM-dl5zmeven rtings says it's not flicker free. It's not PWM, it's inherent to OLED.
27-inch 4K 1000 Hz
500hz or 360hz with ULMB is already as clear as could be, no point for 1000hz
Sadly you would still get blur if the game can't reach those framerates. For a game with stable 125 fps you would need the panel to only be active 1/8 of the time. And given that these OLED monitors have brightness issues, that BFI mode would be very dim.
42 inch 4k 120hz