*Michelle*

Thanks Damien, that is a relief because I am sure if there was you would have heard about it. No response from Dell (and no other retailer I have spoken to can confirm either way) but I feel confident now to go ahead and buy it

Hi Damien, sorry to be a pain. Do you know if the Dell Ultrasharp range comes in both glossy and matte/anti-glare surface options anywhere in the world? I live very rural, 350km from a city so cannot go and confirm in person. I have called a number of stores around Australia that sell Dell, but no-one has them in store to confirm whether the 32" Ultrasharp comes in glossy or just the standard matte surface. The amazon listing above is the only place that mentions it has a glossy surface. No mention on the Dell website as to surface, only one 32" Ultrasharp listed, the U3223QE and that the screen coating is 'Anti-Glare, 3H Hard Coating'. I have contacted them yesterday for clarification, no response yet. I am starting to think the amazon listing stating glossy may be an error - waiting to hear back from the seller on that, but would feel a bit more confident that it is matte if neither you nor Brian have heard of the Ultrasharp range coming in a glossy surface option. Thank you

Oh thankyou, I assumed it was a matte surface, thanks for pointing that out!

What monitor would you recommend in the $1000AU price range? I need 32" for other work so can't go smaller.

Sorry went to delete as posted on the FB group with another question, but time to edit had passed

Hi Brian My old Dell just died so I need a replacement urgently (Pro tog, large format fine art printing). Budget somewhat limited as I also need a desktop upgrade soonish. Looking at this Dell UltraSharp 31.5 Inch U3223QE Monitor and just wanted to make sure this model is suitable and there isn't anything better I should be looking at around the same price range. https://www.amazon.com.au/Dell-UltraSharp-U3223QE-31-5-Monitor/dp/B09TVZHV4W/ref=asc_df_B09TVZHV4W?tag=bingshopdesk-22&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80401861673416&hvnetw=s&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4584001437018425&psc=1 Thank you Michelle

After being a PC user for 20+ years, we invested in a 27" i7 iMac five months ago. Stupid decision, its been nothing but problems and I have very little faith in the stupid thing so its been advertised for sale and once it goes we'll replace it with a PC. So...we are looking to custom build the best PC (and monitor) I can get in Australia for $4000ish. Hubby builds computers so he will put it together.