[Expired]Dell 32 Plus 4K QD-OLED Monitor

回复 @匿名用户 : For the power issue, try changing the plug. As for the motherboard, you'd need to contact customer service for a proper diagnosis. If you're really worried, just return it and buy a new one. Dell itself seems to offer remote diagnostics, and if repairs are needed, they might send you a temporary monitor to use in the meantime, but that sounds a bit troublesome. The simplest solution is probably just to return it to Costco and buy another one. 电的问题就是换插头试试，主板的话得找售后才能检测吧，实在不放心就退了再买一个吧，Dell本身好像可以远程诊断，需要维修的话会寄给你一个临时的显示器暂时用，但是感觉略麻烦，最简单还是直接找costco退了再买一个

: It sounds like there might be an issue with the motherboard or insufficient power supply. If it's not a functional screen-clearing setting, then there's probably something wrong. 听起来像是主板有问题或者供电不足，如果不是功能性的清屏设定的话，那就是有点问题

回复 @吉吉吉吉吉吉 : Thank you for your suggestion. I use an LG 55G4 and a 27GP950 interchangeably. When both are set to maximum brightness, the G5's screen brightness is not noticeably dimmer than the top-tier Nano IPS displays of its time. QD-OLED monitors are slightly dimmer, but it's definitely not to the point of being hard to see. My first OLED monitor was the 48GQ900, purchased in mid-2022. Apart from direct comparison with the HDR600-rated 27GP950, I never really noticed it being particularly dim. Regarding burn-in, that 48GQ900 was used for about 10 hours daily during its service, with roughly 6 hours of that being high-brightness Excel work. Under these conditions, there was no visible burn-in during normal use until it was retired. The only issue was in mid-2024, just before the warranty expired. During a check, I noticed sporadic uneven brightness when displaying a full black screen. After sending it for after-sales service, they flashed a firmware that reduced brightness, causing full white screens to appear dim. Otherwise, I wouldn't have needed to replace it with the G4. My advice is that for everyday use, the brightness of modern OLEDs is completely sufficient. Worrying about visible burn-in that even affects usability within three years is purely unnecessary anxiety. 谢谢你的建议，我是lg 55G4和27gp950混用的，在亮度都调到最大的情况下g5的画面亮度并不会明显比当年顶配nanoips暗，qdoled显示器会再稍暗一些，但不可能会看不清楚，我第一台oled显示器是22年中买的48gq900，除了和hdr600的27gp950进行直接对比也是注意不到有多暗的。关于烧屏问题，上面提到的那台48gq900在服役期间每天差不多10小时的使用，其中有6小时左右都是高亮excel，在这样的使用条件下，直到退役为止正常使用时都没有可见的烧屏现象。唯一一次只有24年中快要过保我进行检查时，在显示全黑画面时会出现零星的不均匀亮度，被我送售后之后售后刷了一个降亮度固件，导致全白画面开始发暗，否则我都没有必要更换G4，我的建议是针对日常使用的场景来说，现代oled的亮度是完全足够的，在三年内出现肉眼可见甚至影响使用的烧屏现象更是纯属杞人忧天

回复 @德国小蠊 : I just bought an LG G5 55-inch open-box model two weeks ago, intending to use it as a monitor, but it turned out to be too big and ended up as a TV at the foot of my bed. OLED TVs have always been much brighter than OLED monitors, easily reaching 900 nits in SDR full-screen mode. However, OLED monitors aren't really that bright, except for the fourth-generation WOLED tandem OLED, which hasn't been released yet—it can achieve 350 nits in 4K 32-inch SDR full-screen mode. Mine is a fourth-generation QD-OLED, and in SDR full-screen mode displaying white, it maxes out at 275 nits (with uniform brightness turned off), at 95% brightness, which is about the same as my LG 32GQ950B at 40% brightness. Moreover, this is a third-generation QD-OLED, so its SDR brightness should be around 250 nits. For $450, you can easily get a 4K IPS high-refresh-rate monitor that exceeds 250 nits. However, this Dell monitor is perfect for watching movies, videos, and playing on the PS5 Pro, but I don't think it's suitable for office work—maybe I just have higher brightness requirements. 我2周前刚买了个LG G5 55开箱版想用做显示器，但是太大了，后来变成床尾电视了，OLED电视一直都比OLED显示器亮太多了，SDR全屏轻松900 nits。 但是OLED显示器真的不怎么亮，除了第四代WOLED 串联OLED，还没上市，4K 32 SDR全屏亮度可以达到350 nits。我的是第四代QD-OLED SDR全屏显示白色最多275 nits (关闭uniform brightness情况下)，95亮度，和我旁边LG 32GQ950B的40亮度差不多。 况且这个是第三代QD-OLED，SDR亮度应该是250 nits左右。那么$450可以轻松买到4K IPS高刷超过250 nits的显示器。不过这个Dell显示器买来看电影，视频，玩PS5 pro是非常的格式，但我觉得不适合办公，可能我对亮度要求比较高吧

回复 @匿名用户 : HDMI 2.1 is better than DP 1.4, so there's no way they'd give you DP 2.1 for this price. hdmi2.1大于dp1.4啊这钱不可能给你dp2.1的

: It's just that this one is cheap... This is a rather unconventional product. It uses a third-generation QD-OLED panel, which was originally designed for gaming. However, the series this monitor belongs to is positioned for productivity. Therefore, it lacks the high refresh rates and physical DisplayPort interfaces designed for gaming found in other QD-OLED screens of the same generation. Instead, it features multiple USB-C video input ports, a hallmark of the productivity series... But when it comes to productivity, the third-generation QD-OLED panel has characteristics like red-tinted blacks in bright environments, unclear font edges due to the triangular RGB subpixel arrangement, and potential burn-in from displaying static content for long periods, which are quite detrimental to productivity applications... In short, this is a very special, unconventional, and somewhat "neither fish nor fowl" product... 只是这款便宜……这款是个很另类的产品，用的第三代QD-OLED面板，这面板本应为游戏而生，但这显示器所属的系列定位却是生产力，所以它没有其他同代QD-OLED屏为游戏而设计的高刷新率和物理DP接口，却有着生产力系列标志性的多个usb-c视频输入接口……但说到生产力，第三代QD-OLED面板的亮光环境下黑色发红、三角形RGB排列导致字体边缘不清楚、长时间显示固定内容会烧屏等特点又是很不利于生产力应用的……总之，这款是一个很特殊、很另类、有些四不像的产品……

: Isn't this Type-C? 这不是type C吗

回复 @Bazinga0506 : Oh, right, 3 Type-C ports. Sorry, I misread! 哦，对，3个type C。不好意思看错了！