Curved QLED WQHD C32H711

Ad: nice design, good performance, easy setting, big enoughDis: just two connection interface, led flash mode is annoying, no USB extension and sound connection, color is not perfect under win10

Looks great and the picture quality and depth of colour are really nice.

Used for office applications and gaming. Took a little menu adjustment or optimisation, as it was slightly laggy out of the box. After adjusting Freesync to on (ultimate or standard) it suddenly fixed this problem. The connectivity and functionality of the monitor is excellent, however in my opinion it should be for the price. There are some big cheap 4k OLED tv's snapping at these ridiculous monitor prices, some that even include freesync (LG).

pre calibration:when i first recieved it it had uniformity issues light is not even on all screen in black scenes plus awakward color shift on the lowerside of the monitor in bright scenes it has light bleed on two lower corners lower left being worse, has horrible freecync range from 48 to 75 in the ultimate configurations my old 27 inch 1080P ips dell seemed better.after calibration:reducing the brightness to 25 and changing gamma to mode 2 fixed the monitor for me the glow is really reduced colors are better,but still on a white back ground seems like half the screen has a yellow tent, and i had two both of them looked the same, it may be the quantom dot uniformity issues and it also has lower monitor back light bleed which is blue due to quantum don has blue back lighting.major flows:-update 13/11/2017 freecync is fixed everything works great and smooth no more video choppyness in browsers and it is amazingly good for games makes everything smooth and helps with heavy graphics and prolongs the useage of videos cards i think due to its ability to better use them. it has one weakpoint it seems it wont work below 48hz unlike monitors with freecync 2 though i am not 100% sure about this.-the monitor completley disconnects when on idle so it has issues reconnecting when using dual monitors this isnt a first for a samsung monitor i tried, continued link fauilers it keeps failing to detect the monitor once it goes to sleep or if you connect to another monitor via displayport, it seems it has issues with displayport or that samsung is using a peice of junk cable i used another one it didnt fix it either, the problem is there is only one mini dp to dp on the planet that is certified and its very expesive, connecting to hdmi directly to my video card seems to have fixed it for now. so dont use display port i have tested on 3 computers with 3 different cables the problem is the same.and the funny part is that this monitor is a european model, they threw a uk plug inside but didnt bother checking that there is no way to plug it ito the monitor so you will need an adapter, iv seen people on youtube with the same issue, it also comes with a wart adapter which isnt great.- now this is not a british model so i cant contact samsung uk i have to go thru samsung germany and they answer only in german.samsung has had a ton of issues with this monitor since the anounced it in CES 2017- i returned it, and recieved a brand new one, same problems, i even asked in amazon USA and i recieved one user response who seems to have the same problem icons shrink i.e. link faliure, samsung has a history with this issue the 750D i had to two years they didnt bother fixing, and a quick online search will indicate that many manufacteres may suffer from the same problems.- in short this has great image color as in colors pop you might say, but not much different than a good midrange samsung TV with no quantum dot which i have and can compare to, and when i bought it it was the only VA 1440P on the market so if you only intend on using HDMI it will be good enough, i will always favor a VA over the IPS with the IPS horrible glow17-9-2017 update:one dead pixel on the lower left corner

I'm an ageing medical writer with failing eyesight & needed a big screen to proof-read magazine articles, so I can read the full-width of a page in 200% zoom. I also needed the screen to be curved to compensate for my special glasses which are high-powered varifocals. This monitor allows me to read the whole screen from the focal point without having to move my head around all the time & the resolution is superb. I'm well pleased with it. It was also exceptional value for money compared with its competitors. The only alternative I'd consider would be the 31" version of the same brand.

Stunning looking doorstop. Can’t use it for anything else as it’s not supplied with a UK power adaptor, only an EU one with a random UK cable which can’t be connected to anything.

For the price I would expect it to be wall-mountable which really can't be too hard for the manufacturer to implement. The reason I would want to wall mount it is that the stand extends back 23cm behind the screen which takes up an insane amount of space if your desk is up against a wall. It's almost like having an old beige crt monitor again. There is no height adjustment like on other samsung curved screen models either.Compared to the Samsung CF791 (also 1440p and the same height) there is clear pixelation / grid lines visible on mid-tone grey areas. This is not visible from far away but you are usually sitting quite close to this screen.It is also a shame that for the price they could not let it be 100hz too.It does have a nice small bezel, good cable management and does look great.

Lush product to sit with my imac as a dual monitor!