If you do, I'd say it's a toss-up between the two, depending on what you value more, better gaming or better ergonomics.Īs to the S3222DGM that's on sale, key specs include a 165Hz refresh rate (144Hz if connecting via HDMI), 1ms MPRT response time (2ms gray-to-gray), 99% coverage of the sRGB color space, 3,000:1 contrast ratio, and FreeSync support. So $438.98 if you don't live near one of Micro Center's stores. It gives up HDR support and some ergonomics, both of which work in the S3220DGF's favor, but it's also quite a bit cheaper-the lowest price I've found for the S3220DGF is $399.99 at Micro Center (opens in new tab), plus $38.99 for shipping. How does it compare? According to a side-by-side rundown by the folks at Rtings (opens in new tab), the S3222DGM gets a bit brighter, and is "a better choice" for gaming because of its faster response time and black frame insertion feature. Dell S3220DGF 32-Inch 2K QHD FreeSync Curved LED Gaming Monitor with HDR Visit the Dell Store 325 ratings 41 answered questions -9 49900 Was: 549. DELL S3220DGF Back View with monitor stand Label Description Use 1Cable management slot Use to organize cables by routing them through the slot. However, I’ve heard once you hit 32 inches, you might want better than 1440p.
Not to be confused with the S3220DGF, one of our favorite curved monitors for work and play, the S3222DGM is a newer and different model. I saw Best Buy has the Dell S3220DGF which is 1440p and 32 inches.
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