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Paired with an RTX 5080 and a Ryzen 7 9800X3D and I can't praise the combination enough. Everything in the highest detail and the picture is smooth and clear.
I can see a big difference even from going from 1440p.
The picture is beautiful
Beautiful HDR
Good monitor adjustability
Reset pixels (I don't take it as a minus, because you count on it)
Normally I don't write reviews at all, but I chose this monitor based on a lot of recommendations and a long hesitation to buy something cheaper. I have had it for half a year and satisfaction is maximum. The depth of the image and the colours are great, you get used to the slight curvature quickly and happily, and on top of that the contruction is absolutely precise. Don't hesitate, you'll be happy with this.
I was expecting a miracle from the reviews I read here.Whatever I try, the picture looks worse than my 5 year old fullhd VA panel. I'll give it time, but it's a terrible misery
I've been using the monitor for over a year now (very heavy use - games/work), I've accidentally bumped it a few times (while moving around the room, not because of games: D) and still everything works, no dead pixels.
I've used the monitor with both a MacBook and a PC, it has always worked seamlessly
QD-OLED technology is still very imperfect. Because of its weak maximum brightness, even HDR is weak, it has a red tint and you can't completely get rid of it even after tweaking. Dell is betting all its gaming support on high refresh rate and OLED technology alone. There is no possibility of adjustments to improve the smoothness of games as we can see in some "gaming" (samsung/lg) oled tv for the same or even lower price. The image tends to flicker because of the fast response time (at low fps). So I wouldn't recommend it for console gaming, where games typically have a lower refresh rate.
Excellent workmanship
Great response
Emphasis on protection against image burn-in
Beautiful design
Neat bend
Very vivid colours
The control panel is very responsive
Low brightness in normal daylight (100% brightness is subjectively the limit of tolerability)
The whole picture has a tinge of red
Almost zero setup for games (just small things)
Weak HDR
The screen is glossy, which improves colour rendering, but for a perfect picture you need to have a dark background behind you to avoid distracting light reflections
The monitor slightly degrades in quality if you use it for 8+ hours and ideally refresh the pixels on the panel every 3 hours, which is only a 5 minute wait, but it's terribly annoying if you always want a top image
All great except for the occasional and very rare strange behaviour when manually refreshing pixels.
4K 240 Hz
USB connectors
OLED panel protection features that don't annoy users
I didn't see pixel shifting (pixel shifting to protect the panel) during normal use and it didn't bother me in any way
LED lights can be switched off
Good readable text
No signs of panel wear after 10 months of use
old versions of DP and HDMI, so at 4K 240 Hz, lossy image compression is used (but it's not noticeable)
HDR looks like SDR (but SDR looks damn good)
Low brightness in very bright rooms
When manually refreshing the pixels, the monitor will shut down and rarely it may happen that the PC freezes (this only happens for example with games or videos that are displayed full screen)
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