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A screen size of ~32” is something of a sweet spot for the ‘4K’ UHD resolution, in our experience. The balance between comfortable scaling-free viewing and clarity is excellent. The AOC U3277PWQU distinguished itself from many alternatives of this size and resolution by offering a VA (Vertical Alignment) panel. The Samsung U32H850 (rebranded as U32H750 ... Read MoreApril 16, 2017
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A few years back, Samsung unveiled the S34E790C. With its curved UltraWide VA panel, it provided an interesting and in some respects more attractive alternative to the more widespread UltraWides with IPS panels. More recent IPS UltraWides have also pushed refresh rate up well past the 60Hz limit of this model, making them far more ... Read MoreMarch 30, 2017
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Up until now, Samsung’s 27” curved models have featured only a subtle 4000R curve. As noted in our review of the S27E650C, it’s so subtle that it’s barely noticeable and at any rate doesn’t really bring much to the gaming or overall viewing experience. The Samsung C27F591FD (various regional suffixes may be used) of the ... Read More A trend we’ve seen with many of Samsung’s ‘F’ series models is the inclusion of steep curves – and universally, the addition of Adaptive-Sync (AMD FreeSync support). Both of these trends are embraced by the C32F391FW (regional suffixes vary) of the CF391 series. The 1800R curve that has been adopted here is significantly steeper than ... Read MoreApril 27, 2016
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When it comes to attractive all-round performance and price, the Samsung SE390 models are often amongst our go-to recommendations. The rather adventurous styling isn’t to everyone’s taste, though, and the lack of VESA holes also frustrates some users who were wanting some more ergonomic flexibility from their monitor. The Samsung S24F350FH and S27F350FH (also referred ... Read MoreApril 16, 2016
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Never one to shy away from bold and expressive styling, Samsung always seems to come out with something a little new and a little different. The S24E390HL and S27E390H are, as the model numbers suggest, evolutions of the impressive SD390 series of AD-PLS monitors. In fact it seems, aesthetically, to be something of a conglomeration ... Read MoreApril 16, 2016
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