Dell 32 Plus Qd Review: HDR and OLED DREAM

When talking about this lower frame, you will notice the dead camera center at the bottom of the screen – a very strange place for a web camera. But this is because this camera is not for zoom calls. Instead, it is to track your head in a 3D space to create “spatial sound” screen. Using radiology technology, loudspeakers can create virtual ocean sound in compatible games and films. It is not perfect, but it can add an additional overwhelming element. (It only works with one person at one time.)

While the additional camera and loudspeakers make a thick edge, it is almost similar Modern imacThe sound system is produced from five loudspeakers, some of the appropriate standard sound. Become loud enough to fill the room, which is important because this screen is intended for entertainment. The sound is not rich and complete Apple Studio ShowBut these speakers are almost better than Each other screen I tested.

OLED difference

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32 Plus has a sharp screen, with a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels that extends across 32 inch pixel density of 138 pixels per inch. It also comes with the update rate of 120 Hz useful for games, as well as a decrease in the delay of the essential inputs with OLED.

But the quality of the image that makes this really stand out. Since every pixel is individually, each of them can be turned off individually, creating an incredible contrast that cannot be competed with the typical IPS shows. This contrast helps in connecting the amazing HDR effect as soon as it runs (which is not by default, as in many OLED screens). Games and videos look great, highlighting these blacks and prominent landmarks. Dell claims that it can reach 1000 networks of peak brightness, and measured 946 windows in a 4 percent window. This is not near the East like High -end OLED TVs In HDR, it is enough to create a remarkable HDR effect.

The colors are very vibrant and fragile as well, which have been achieved with my colorimter scale. This makes her a great show for video and graphic designers, especially if you are ready to calibrate your screen. However, SDR brightness is the only issue that I have with the quality of the plate. You measured it in only 227 groups, which may be a problem if your office is placed next to the window. Unlike TVs, the majority of what you do on the computer screen is not in HDR, so I wanted to see them hitting at least 300 groups in SDR, but this is a common problem in this generation of OLED screens.

Short on the ports

Photo: Luke Larsen

Photo: Luke Larsen

Even this point, OLED screens designed for creators and video editors were thousands of dollars, such as Asus Proart OLED PA32DC. If you are wondering how Dell managed to press all this technology with less than $ 1,000, there is at least one compromise: ports. This is the smallest group of ports that I have seen on a long -standing screen. At the back, you got the minimum HDMI to the desktop or USB-C for your laptop. There is no DisplayPort to be found. The USB-C port can perform the video and energy of up to 90 watts on one cable. You will find another USB-C port on the back for other accessories.

Well, almost. There is one secret port for the song of this screen-a USB-C port that faces the hidden front on the left side of the screen that can be back. This was on other Dell screens, one of my favorite features. Access to your screen to access the ports is very comfortable, especially if you need to charge your phone or enter the SD card. However, this is not a device designed to work as USB axis For all your peripherals.