Dell U3415W 34-inch IPS Monitor (8 ms Response Time, QHD 3440 x 1440 at 60 Hz, HDMI/MHL/Mini DP/DP/USB, Integrated Speaker) - Black

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The question is simple; do you need 21:9? If you do, and you also want solid image quality, Dell’s U3415W is the way to go. It makes better sense than the LG 34UC97, which is more expensive and less practical. If you’re not married to the idea of an ultra-wide set, however, you can find value elsewhere. Highs

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Sharpness, while not on par with a 4K display, is equal to a standard 16:9 1440p monitor. Pixel density is about 110 PPI, a figure that’s low compared to modern smartphones and tablets but still respectable among PCs.

Ultra-wide monitors aren’t mainstream yet, but they certainly seem to be catching on. This year’s Consumer Electronics Show saw numerous manufacturers introduce new curved 21:9 beauties targeting a range of capabilities and prices. Many seem to be targeting consumers exclusively on the merit of display size, but a few attempt to stand out in image quality as well. Buy it now from:

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To get the best usage of the UltraSharp U3415W, you have to connect it to a device with DisplayPort 1.2 or HDMI out, so that the display can deliver its maximum resolution at 60 Hertz. Caution: Older or cheaper notebooks may not be able to work with this monitor. Do both the standard DisplayPort and the Mini-DisplayPort connections support MST and will send a signal over to the U3419W? As I switch the video source on the U3415W will that automatically send the signal from the new source over to the U3419W? When the video resolutions are changed, the U3415W does automatic scaling. If you are running prime mode of 3440x1440, this resolution fills the entire screen. When you change to a lower resolution, the image area gets smaller than the prime mode image of 3440x1440. At the lower resolutions, the correct aspect ratio for a given resolution is maintained.Dell’s U3415W is the best 21:9 monitor we’ve tested so far. It offers superior contrast to the LG 34UC97, and while it falls a bit behind in color accuracy, it’s otherwise on par. The stand is superior, too, which makes it better suited for the professional image and video editors who are the target audience. Multimedia, Budget Multimedia, Gaming, Budget Gaming, Lightweight Gaming, Business, Budget Office, Workstation, Subnotebooks, Ultrabooks, Chromebooks There are also four video inputs and two USB upstream ports, which makes it easy to connect two computers and have them share a single monitor, keyboard and mouse. MHL support allows the mirroring of smartphone and tablet content, as well as charging of those devices, and there’s even an HDMI 2.0 port which accepts a native 3440x1440 signal at 60Hz. There’s no doubt that the introduction of new M3 chips was the main event at Apple’s Scary Fast show. Yet, it looks possible that the M3 Pro might actually have a significant downgrade compared to the Apple silicon chips that came before it. The Dell U3415W is an UltraSharp, which means it holds itself to a higher standard than competitors – and most Dells. While it measures up in many areas the display has a few problems that balance its positives.