Dell UltraSharp 32 UP3216Q Professional IPS 4K UHD Monitor

I have had high-resolution monitors before, but working with the right colours had always been a problem until I bought this monitor. The colours/tones of photographs always differed when printed in a book. I was using different (non-professional) methods to sort the problem out. This monitor meets the professional standards to get the exact colours. Colour depth and the accuracy is incredible. It comes with colour calibration software to use with X-Rite i1Display Pro calorimeter, which is also available (separately sold) on Amazon.This monitor may be too much for a non-professional home use, but still it is amazing to see your photographs in an incredible sharpness and picture quality of an LED 4K monitor. Even when you are using Microsoft Word, it lightens up a bit the dull, design-disaster user interface (Word 2013) with the sharpness and brightness it brings to the screen.The monitor has a very wide working area, which makes everything easy, especially if you are a designer/photographer.Sleep/wake issue mentioned in the other review is computer related, nothing to do with the monitor. When you do the setup, connections and configurations right, you do not have any problems. Just enjoy the wonders that new technologies bring to us instead of complaining.

This screen was made to ruin your vision. I have ignored other negative reviews, don't make the same mistake.A red tint dominated the left half of the display and the right side was too bright. The difference in lighting was incredibly straining, my eyes would get very tired after a few hours of use. I fiddled with different settings for days, nothing worked. The worst display I've ever used by a long stretch. It's most surprising since the Dell U2715H was the best display.

Not that homogenic for the contrast, but so big!

I bought one of these elsewhere after trying alternatives with asus, nec etc. Its not cheap but the screen quality is far superior to most cheaper monitors, leagues above gaming monitors etc for clarity, colour accuracy and viewing angles.Real Ultrasharps are in a class of their own and once youve had one you can never go back to cheap monitors again !

Generally a fantastic monitor let down with one issue.A worthy update to the 3214 it offers excellent colour fidelity, a handy card reader, USB 3 hub and a screen size that is perfect for running at 100% scaling. The reason for the 3 star review are the issues it has with sleep/wake. The 3216 is on a GTX970 as the main monitor but if I power up the monitor and it enters sleep mode (Ie, power-on, scan, no signal detected, goes to sleep, all happening in a handful of secondss) then it wont ever come on until a reboot. Likewise if the PC sleeps and the monitor goes to power saving, its not correctly detected when the pc awakes. Odd thing is, in the nvidia control panel "set up multiple displays" it shows the monitor but you cant tick it to enable it. Sometime unplugging the mini display port cable and reconnecting works, but again, not if its in sleep mode. This was a problem running 4k@60hz with the 3214 and the problem still exists with this model. Is a very bad issue when the monitor costs so much - twice the price of the ageing 2407WFP it replaces which was fault free.

To everyone who says this monitor doesn't do 60hz at 4k without using displayport, all you need to do is set response from slow (the default) to fast in the monitor menu and boom. Annoying mouse lag, gone.