"The S3225QS is a really nice-looking monitor. The off-white stand and rear look great from any angle, and the tiny bezels around the display look really neat, too. The build quality is markedly more lightweight and plasticky than Dell's pricier 27-inch and 32-inch panels, which we've reviewed recently, though. The adjustable stand provides 100mm of somewhat stiff height adjustment and the usual amount of front-to-back tilt."
"The stand is, again, quite lightweight and plasticky - and a tad wobbly at full extension - but it's fine for the money. The tiny amount of side-to-side swivel is entirely pointless, though. There's no portrait mode, and we're not really sure we see the need to rotate the display left or right by only 4 degrees. Connectivity includes a single DisplayPort 1.4 input and two HDMI 2.1 inputs."
The S3225QS pairs a 32-inch 4K VA panel with a 120Hz refresh rate and targets budget-conscious buyers around £300. The monitor features an off-white stand and rear with tiny bezels and a lightweight, plasticky build compared with Dell's higher-end models. The adjustable stand offers 100mm height adjustment and front-to-back tilt but limited swivel and no portrait mode. Connectivity includes DisplayPort 1.4 and two HDMI 2.1 inputs arranged for easier laptop access. Cable management uses a U-shaped clip that must be removed to route thicker cables. The design aims to balance style and affordability for productivity use.
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