Winner of the 32” 4K 240Hz OLED Battle! - Dell, ASUS, or MSI?

The best 32” 4K 240Hz OLED monitor between the Dell Alienware AW3225QF, ASUS PG32UCDM, and MSI MPG321URX is clear! We’ll go over the detailed specs and especially the differences of each one so you can decide if one of these monitors is perfect for you, and I’ll explain why I think ONE of these may be the winner of the 32” 4K 240Hz OLED monitor battle, despite the majority of the competition not yet being released.

0:00 Intro
0:32 The Panel and Commonalities
0:58 Design
1:58 Curved Display
2:16 Adaptive Sync
2:48 Dolby Vision, Black Frame Insertion
3:32 Ports, KVM and USB-C
5:26 Fan Noise & Warranty
6:24 Price
7:16 Value Comparison

[rickornFZ]

In France :
Dell 1120 €
MSI 1400€
Asus 1550€.

So the conclusion is not the same here.
I choose the dell because I want a curve panel. I don't need spdif output or KVM.

[ClearAlera]

ASUS the feature king, MSI the value king, and Alienware the availability king.

[ikentravel]

I've been using my dell AW3225QF for quite sometime now for over 5hrs/day and never have I noticed a fan noise.

[Cruizerman]

in Norway the Dell is the cheapest

ASUS PG32UCDM - $1700
MSI MPG321URX - $1600
DELL Alienware AW3225QF - $1300

[Orain]

Only problem, good luck finding the MSI screen in stock within the next 3 months. I'm currently leaning towards the Alienware purely due to it being readily available.

[vxchemical]

For Europeans the price for MSI and Asus is the same, though the Alienware comes in quite a bit cheaper.

[SonicDestiny]

Get these exact same prices to EU then we can talk about comparison.

[MHAK]

I want the PG32UCDM but dont feel like waiting 6 months before it becomes available at a ridiculous price.

Probably just gonna get the Alienware.

[francesco]

Are there any 34" - 38" inch 16:9 OLED screens coming out? Or is there are a reason why they are only 27"-32" 16:9 OLED screens and then starting from 42" again?

[brettrnz]

Why didn’t you mention the dell has an hdmi2.1 port with Earc ? As a sound bar owner, having earc is very helpful.

[CarnivoryHODL]

MSI just gifted us a gem this year w/ the 321URX.

[zachhayes]

I was wondering how you were going to add value compared to the other reviews. While you didn’t deep dive into adjusting settings and colors you made a clear price to feature comparison that makes the choice pretty easy. Good review

[hsp]

You missed earc support for dell which is like a huge difference above all others

[Dmwntkp]

What about the gloss coating are they the same at reflection handing ?

[kvu]

Any recommendations for the current below 200hz 32 4k monitor model? I want something that has Samsung supplies their screens

[RyanREAX]

I have the alienware 32in 4k, no fan noise i can hear and the curve is fine.

[jlb]

I have the Dell. It’s literally silent with my ear pressed right up against it. Maybe it only kicks in after extended gaming sessions? Either way I’m wearing headphones anyway so not very concerned. I do worry that dust build up overtime may lead to a possible failure but I’ll probs have already upgraded by that point lol.

[paulmckeown]

It massively depends on region, live in the UK and the dell is about £300/€300 cheaper than the msi or Asus

[ceuser]

The one who gets market share wins. Not everyone would be willing to wait for stocks to be available. The monitor that is in stock would win many times over.

[anthonyortiz]

I find the 1700r curve on the Dell to be a unique experience and not a negative at all. The only drawback is the limited audio output connections, which really irked me. EARC can be problematic