+Sturdy glossy white casing which vastly increases the perceived black depth
+Stable stand unlike some competing 32" monitors
+C32F391 40-60hz AMD Free-Sync
+Almost-Glossy/Low Haze coating is completely grain free and enhances clarity and color vibrancy
+S32F351 good preset color accuracy (PC Mode)
+S32F351 offers excellent calibrated image quality
+C32F391 offers good calibrated image quality
+S32F351 Accurate and neutral image quality with only marginal over-saturation after calibration
+No Viewing angle or glow issues when viewed properly
+C32F391 and S32F351 have negligible input lag
+S32F351 offers good overdrive for a VA panel, and two good overdrive settings
+S32F351 suffers from significantly less VA smearing than the C32F391
+Excellent for watching content in dimly lit rooms-C32F391 cost more despite being significantly worse than the S32F351
-AV mode for consoles is inaccurate
-C32F391 has significantly worse preset color accuracy and is harder to calibrate than the S32F351
-C32F391 gamma is inaccurate regardless of which setting is used
-ICC profile made by colorimeter and calibration software is required to get good results from the C32F391
-C32F391 has some of obvious back-light bleed
-C32F391 suffers from slow pixel response times and obvious overshoot ghosting
-S32F351 Response Time Fast suffers from some obvious overshoot ghosting
-Both monitors suffer from some typical VA smearing of dark colors and shades such as black and brown? VA panel black crush results in some dark details being lost when the monitor is viewed normally
? S32F351 does not support AMD Free-Sync