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Was surprised to see this at my local Costco in Livermore, CA. Did not see it on costco.com. Pretty good price with no hassle; Livermore is often selling things that aren't yet at other stores so this might be coming soon.
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Was surprised to see this at my local Costco in Livermore, CA. Did not see it on costco.com. Pretty good price with no hassle; Livermore is often selling things that aren't yet at other stores so this might be coming soon.
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Has anyone researched the market forces beyond general panel price declines which have been so recently bringing these OLED desktop monitors into a reasonable range? Market data suggests PC users only recently discovered OLED displays, which is hard for an OLED fanboy like myself to understand.
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Good luck!
Jon
OLED is cool for gaming and for some movie watching, although the 4K will probably need a very strong GPU to drive it at native resolution. Great for casual use, but I would avoid something like this for work. Despite lots of marketing and newer software tricks, the burn-in problem hasn't been truly solved. As a personal datapoint, I bought a "creator" laptop with an OLED display and burn-in of certain taskbars has become obvious. Never again going with an OLED unless I absolutely have no other options. Really sucks that Lenovo made OLEDs standard pretty much across their Legion lineup
I went with the U3225QE for work but the prices on this are really good.
I can only hope that inorganic MicroLED arrives soon on a practical scale at reasonable prices and replaces OLED for good. Until then, OLED will have to serve as a stopgap for those wanting the best contrast.
I guess monitor has standard lifetime return.
I guess monitor has standard lifetime return.
Good luck!
Jon
Good luck!
Jon
I've seen people trying to return 5 year old tvs before lol. Technically not within the policy. I'm not a fan of this type of return manipulation at all, to be clear
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OLED is cool for gaming and for some movie watching, although the 4K will probably need a very strong GPU to drive it at native resolution. Great for casual use, but I would avoid something like this for work. Despite lots of marketing and newer software tricks, the burn-in problem hasn't been truly solved. As a personal datapoint, I bought a "creator" laptop with an OLED display and burn-in of certain taskbars has become obvious. Never again going with an OLED unless I absolutely have no other options. Really sucks that Lenovo made OLEDs standard pretty much across their Legion lineup
I went with the U3225QE for work but the prices on this are really good.
I can only hope that inorganic MicroLED arrives soon on a practical scale at reasonable prices and replaces OLED for good. Until then, OLED will have to serve as a stopgap for those wanting the best contrast.
Running a Mac mini on 2 4k 120hz monitors and I'm just impressed the mighty Mac mini is able to do that.
I did confirm this monitor has been discontinued when speaking with Dell Sales Chat today. Not longer appears on Dell's website. Not sure why.
I did confirm this monitor has been discontinued when speaking with Dell Sales Chat today. Not longer appears on Dell's website. Not sure why.
Good luck!
Jon
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