🖥️ Dell P3221D QHD2560X1440P Ultra-Thin Monitor with DisplayPort Certification and Anti-Glare Coating Review

The manufacturer's description is correct. This monitor is well made, very clear, with the latest technology, versatile and durable. Highly recommended for jobs where "real estate" is most important. Not recommended for gaming.

My eyes feel so much better on this monitor after a long day than any other I've tried. A lot less headaches. That's my feedback!

I spent half a day setting up my home office to accommodate this large monitor. Went away when connected to my MacBook Pro and later came back to use it to find the screen was blank. After a few hours of troubleshooting, it was discovered that the DisplayPort had failed and was no longer working. I hooked up my old Dell 27 monitor and it worked great on multiple computers using the same cable. I ended up packing the backup and sending it back for a full refund. Disappointing.

Apple's decision that the MacBook Pro only requires two USB ports proved problematic. The fact that this monitor can use a single USB-C port to both display video and power the MacBook really helps. You can also use the USB ports on the monitor to charge things. I thought you could transfer data from drives connected to a monitor to a Mac, but it doesn't work.

Many attachments for use with multiple gadgets. The screen quality is excellent. The size is amazing and the incline is easy.

I bought it to use in a dual configuration with a 27" Dell 4k monitor (which I'm converting to 2k). I use it for work (not play) and am very happy with it. The image and text are very sharp and the image settings are easy to adjust to my liking. Besides image quality, having an adjustable monitor stand and various connectivity options is very important. I'm currently using a Displayport, I not USB-C as I'm using a desktop computer, but that's a nice monitor feature. I highly recommend this…

This monitor is for boomers. Nice, big, crisp, pleasing to the eye, and with its resolution you don't need to mess around with scaling as everything looks as it should. As for the brightness, it's too bright at 350 cd/m2. I lower the brightness below 10%. Works well in a dark room. And it doesn't look as bad as the picture another guy posted. It was either a bad record, or a reflection of the back of his room, or both. Either way, this is a solid monitor.

This replaced two 21-inch monitors sitting on a stand that was taking up too much desk space. Instructions were a little lacking, as was the YouTube video, but Dell tech support was great. I'm using the C-cable that came with the monitor to connect it to the C-port on my Surface Book. Bonus, this monitor rotates slightly vertically.

Seriously, I haven't seen a single monitor without an audio output. That's ridiculous. It has many inputs and even a USB hub, but it does not contain sound as conveniently. Stay away from it. Could be good as an additional expansion monitor.

I really don't see anyone dissatisfied with this purchase. I found this to be the perfect upgrade from the 27 inch. A very well thought out monitor and particularly good on a 3D arm.

What an amazing 32 inch monitor. I tried LG and Samsung but I like this Dell, everyone smiles. I like the stand and the fact that it can be rotated horizontally or vertically is a plus and the cable management is very well thought out. Now I'm looking for a 55 inch monitor to use this Dell 32 inch. Then I can run 4 operating systems at the same time and select either 1, 2, 3 or 4 simultaneously visible screens. 2 thumbs up, enjoy and don't hesitate to get it now.

I tried several USB-C ports to see if I could use them with the new MacBook Pro. I can charge using the USB-C connection, but it keeps saying it can't find a USB-C device. So I keep using the USB Displayport connection and have to charge my MacBook Pro separately. Can anyone contact me to troubleshoot or fix this issue?

The size is so impressive it's from my old 20" monitor. The USB ports of the monitor don''t work with my Mac Mini M1 connected vi USB-C.

While overall picture quality is good, the terrible IPS glow cancels out all the good things this device has to offer. You are the judge, photo attached.

Great monitor. good size Improved performance. Lots of cables. Depending on the year your laptop was manufactured, you may need to purchase a DisplayPort to HDMI adapter. Otherwise I am happy with my purchase :)

Am on my third USB-C cable and still getting erratic flapping. Tried HDMI, first it worked, then not again. Also, accessing the plug-in is extremely difficult. You have to take this heavy thing and lay it face down to get to the cables. Bad design.

I bought it to use with a Macbook Pro that I use for work and a Macbook Air that I use for myself. The monitor worked for several months with a Macbook Pro. However, when I got my new Air and tried USB-C, it didn't display any video. Then, to make matters worse, I tried the Pro again immediately afterwards and now it doesn't work via USB-C either. Both work with an HMDI adapter, but with a lower resolution. Read the help forums and you will see that others have reported similar problems. My…