Dell Ultrasharp UP3214Q

usability

25% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Excellent colour accuracy ; Smart, functional design ; Outstanding build quality ; Cheaper than rivals ; Best size for 4K at present

Uniformity could be better ; No HDMI 2.0

Like Dell's 24-inch 4K monitor, those options include factory calibrated presets for sRGB and Adobe RGB, the option for two further saved 'calibrated' presets of your choosing and the ability to choose between any colour temperature level you desire.

Excellent Ultra-High-Definition (UHD) image detail. Accurate colors. Extensive picture settings. Wide viewing angles.

Expensive. Slightly crushed blacks. No side-mounted USB ports.

Conclusion Designers, photographers, content creators, and graphics pros of all stripes who demand top-shelf performance and lots of screen real estate will love the Dell UP3214Q. Its IGZO/IPS panel offers four times the resolution of a Full HD...

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Huge screen size and 4K resolution ; Professional-level features, including optional hardware calibration ; Excellent image quality

Premium price tag ; High-end graphics card and DisplayPort connection required for 4K resolution at 60Hz ; Text is very small and can be hard to read unless scaled up

Although it's impressive to have such an enormous amount of screen real estate at your disposal (four document windows side-by-side on-screen is no problem), it's arguable that this monitor is overkill for mainstream business workloads. Type is tiny at...

Nice brightness, contrast ; Exceptionally well built ; Easy to use on-screen display (OSD)

Monitor doesn't "wake up" from sleep consistently

Throughout our performance tests and subjective use, the Dell UltraSharp UP3214Q monitor performed admirably well on all counts, and it's very well built. If you’re looking for a 4K monitor for work or pleasure, it's really one of the best ones out...

image quality

No hdmi 2 ,no uhd bluray support

Great image, connectivity, stand is good. Nice OSD system

Hard to get going on a nMP - boot with opt-C does the trick then it's recognised Bit plasticy in some respects OSD buttons a bit fiddly

Great image, connectivity, stand is good. Nice OSD system

Hard to get going on a nMP - boot with opt-C does the trick then it's recognised ; Bit plasticy in some respects ; OSD buttons a bit fiddly

This is an otherwise very capable 4K monitor. If Dell fixes the firmware (rev. A00) it will be a very good bargain for such a large screen 4K monitor

In order to obtain 4K resolution at 60Hz, it is absolutely necessary to activate this monitor's DisplayPort 1.2 capability. You cannot get 60Hz capability without using the DisplayPort 1.2 protocol. And that's the problem ; The firmware being presently...