Looks like a pretty good price on a 32", 4K, IPS Monitor with Ergo mount. Same deal available on Kogan. Unfortunately shipping doesn't appear to be free.
Given this is IPS with a low refresh rate, I would class this as a productivity monitor (not gaming).
You can get an LG 34" UltraWide for around the same price, but only QHD and non-curved (which I sense might be a problem at 34").
OP's username checks out.
It's also a 60hz monitor for those who are wondering
most of the premium color monitor are 60hz.
I wonder will amazon price match with dicksmith?
Amazon and Officeworks had this at $697 at the end of June
Thanks, I will wait on Amazon.
Only HDMI 2.0 and 60Hz hard pass
and you are missing the whole point of this type of monitors
How would this monitor compare to a Dell 4K monitor like the U3223QE? (Noting the significant price difference)
https://www.dell.com/en-au/shop/dell-ultrasharp-32-4k-usb-c-…
The LG has very good colour accuracy (as does the Dell)
Both are IPS although the Dell has IPS Black so I think the Dell is a better panel for contrast and brightness, and the LG has a better stand (I love the ergo stand)
It's almost half the price so better on the wallet :) But the Dell ultimately is the better monitor.
Thanks for the response. As I thought !
a bit off topic, but recently I got a new monitor too, 140%sRGB and 99%P3, now everything on chrome looks a bit oversaturated, what do i do now?
I found the tool novideo_srgb_clamp, but doesnt that defeats the whole point of buying a wide gamut monitor?
Price in title please