32" IPS Monitor 1080p - $249.99

Saw it in the us costco for 149 last dec. its good looking monitor but the density is not that great

Same price on Costco.ca: https://www.costco.ca/Dell-D3218HN-32-i ... 96628.html

What does it mean with the D series?

Thanks

1080p at 32......

even at 27 it is beyond acceptable

spend $50 more and get QHD at least

My 24" 1080p monitor is becoming absolutely awful to look at after getting used to 4K TVs and high res smartphones. I can only imagine this res at 32", you would need to have quite the distance to not notice pixelation.

I guess everything is plummeting with people using cheap 40" 4K TVs as monitors now

freebie10 wrote: ↑ 1080p at 32......

even at 27 it is beyond acceptable

spend $50 more and get QHD at least

It depends who's the using it. This would be a good monitor for an older person with bad eyesight. Bigger monitors are easier to see. I bought my father a 27" 1080p screen this Christmas and he's so happy with it.

Flunk wrote: ↑ It depends who's the using it. This would be a good monitor for an older person with bad eyesight. Bigger monitors are easier to see. I bought my father a 27" 1080p screen this Christmas and he's so happy with it.

Thank you for the info. I have 24'' but I have to increase the font size scale on Windows to 115%-120% to be able used it comfortably. May be this one will be better for me

Flunk wrote: ↑ It depends who's the using it. This would be a good monitor for an older person with bad eyesight. Bigger monitors are easier to see. I bought my father a 27" 1080p screen this Christmas and he's so happy with it.

Agree. I bought my parents 27" 1080p monitors and they are happy with the large readable text

I have one. Look for the 10% off coupon for dell monitor and ebates.

Warranty is 1 year. The back of the monitor and vga cable is white. I dont like that my monitor look an apple. It seem to be made cheaper than other dell monitor. Must be another supplier for these monitors.

1080p is fine at this size.

being ultra wide how does this look playing movies at 1920x1080? stretch out?

or is this even a wider monitor? looks a bit wide as i'm looking at it..

Uberclk wrote: ↑ being ultra wide how does this look playing movies at 1920x1080? stretch out?

or is this even a wider monitor? looks a bit wide as i'm looking at it..

The aspect ratio is 16:9, which is 1080p, so this is not a wide monitor.

Given a choice, I'll buy at Costco.

Their return is MUCH better than DELL. And 2 years warranty did make a difference.

Flunk wrote: ↑ It depends who's the using it. This would be a good monitor for an older person with bad eyesight. Bigger monitors are easier to see. I bought my father a 27" 1080p screen this Christmas and he's so happy with it.

27" 1080P Is is beyond acceptable for 60 year old parents

I sold it and upgraded them to QHD 27" with 125% scaling

27 inch 1080P is just possible/starts to enter into pixellation territory. My parents use it and they are totally fine with it.

I think 32" is really pushing it.

This is not a sale at all costco sells for $249 all day long

https://www.costco.ca/Dell-D3218HN-32-i ... reId=10302

How much is the cheapest 4k 32" monitor?

grandenoirceur wrote: ↑ How much is the cheapest 4k 32" monitor?

if you want big, cheap, 4k, BB still have the 43" Philips on sale for $550 for the last couple of weeks now. however that model is known to have some image retention issues but there are some reviews which also did not have that problem.

Uberclk wrote: ↑ if you want big, cheap, 4k, BB still have the 43" Philips on sale for $550 for the last couple of weeks now. however that model is known to have some image retention issues but there are some reviews which also did not have that problem.

43" is not suitable for most ppl as a desktop monitor. A 32" would be perfect for 4K without scaling. I have a Dell 4K 24" @ 150% scaling. It's ok, but I prefer I didn't have to scale.