Review on Dell U3219Q 32-Inch LED Lit Monitor - High Dynamic Range, 60Hz Refresh Rate by Brian Barrett

Revised Update: After further experimentation, I realized that USB-C had nothing to do with my RFI issues. There were still glitches. I decided to plug my Dell monitor into a different outlet and that solved my problems. Looks like I'm having electrical problems at home. I replace a distant star. I hope this helps you. Update: I now have 2 of these monitors. They're great overall, but I'm deducting a star because the second monitor I received was causing serious RF interference to my Yamaha HS7 studio speakers/monitors. The error only occurs when I turn on the Dell. I found that the main culprit is the USB-C cable that comes with Dell and goes from the monitor to my MacBook Pro. I replaced it with an Apple USB-C cable and 99% of the glitches were gone. Just a warning to anyone who might come across this. I've owned this monitor for about 3 weeks and I really like it. I'm using a late 2016 MacBook Pro and it connects like magic as soon as I plug in the USB-C cable. I don't have to open my computer to wake it up, I just press the spacebar on my wireless keyboard and the screen comes alive. No problem. I didn't even change the colors a bit. Straight out of the box. To my eyes it looked great! I mainly use this monitor for surfing the internet and making music. I'm using Logic X and it looks amazing with no noticeable lag that I can think of. I'm very glad I'm 32ft and not 27. It really is the perfect size. I feel like 27 inches wouldn't be big enough for me. The thin bezels are also impressive. It is easy to assemble and the stand it stands on is very functional, durable and aesthetically pleasing. Although this monitor may be more expensive than some, I am very happy with my purchase. Highly recommended!