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Featuring easy access connectivity on the side. There are two USB downstream ports with the bottom port also offering power charging. Change the input color format to PC RGB or YPbPr in the Color Settings On-Screen Display Menu (OSD).
The Dell U3419W isn’t a gaming variant so it does not include FreeSync and the G-Sync compatibility mode that comes with it. You’d have to rely on a powerful GPU and tweaking the graphics settings to attain a sweetspot so tearing and stuttering doesn’t happen. Input lag is slightly higher at 20ms, but we feel that’s reasonable for the titles which are suitable for this model. Thoughts on the Dell U3419W Use a USB-extender cable to position the wireless USB receiver as far away as possible from the USB 3.0 port.The Audio-Line Out port can be used to connect to an external soundbar or speaker to the monitor. The operating system does not detect the monitor as an audio device. The button farthest to the right is the on/off button, while the button next to it accesses the main menu. The other three let you navigate the menu system to control brightness, contrast, input source, and a host of other settings. You can switch among six preset Picture modes: Standard, Movie, Game, Color Temperature, Custom Color, and ComfortView. There is also a pair of 9-Watt speakers which definitely sound more powerful and defined that the built-ins we’re used to. This part sounds decent enough even for movies, but you’d still want a separate set or headphones for gaming or audio processing usage. Display and Performance
Some combinations of DP-to-HDMI dongle and video or graphics card (GPU) do not support YCbCr color format. The biggest upgrade the Dell U3419W received is in its I/O layout which now includes USB-C connectivity. The latter can provide up to 90 Watts of charging power, making this monitor ideal for high-spec variants of USB-C laptops like the MacBook Pro. There is also a DisplayPort 1.2 slot, two HDMI 2.0 connectors, and a five-slot USB 3.0 layout with two located on the side hub. Motion handling isn’t the Dell U3419W’s strongest suit since it only has a 60Hz refresh rate and a non-gaming response time spec. However, the panel somehow kept up with moderate movements with blurs and smudges only showing up when you pan the screen with a bit of speed. Frankly, this is all reasonable for a 60Hz variant because if wanted better you’d have to go with a 120Hz option like the Alienware AW3418DW. x 1440 is just gorgeous to look since it gives you a panoramic view that’s less confined. Detail and sharpness aren’t sacrificed here and there is no immediately apparent image softening in games and test pictures. Reading a wall of text is still comfortable in this form factor since the screen looks close or comparable to a 27-inch QHD variant. Where you put your monitor is almost as important as what model you buy. The monitor should be directly in front of you, at an arm’s length away (between 20-40 inches from your eyes), with the top edge of the screen at eye level when you’re sitting comfortably. You may need to adjust your chair height or the height of the monitor to achieve this.As this monitor also leverages Dell Display Manager, a detailed write up of the software can be found here in the Usability and Features section of our prior curved monitor review. However, a unique feature I would like to highlight about the Dell U3419W monitor is the Picture By Picture (PBP) functionality. When setup for PBP the monitor takes input from two different PC sources and displays them side by side on one monitor. This is a feature I’ve never seen before in a monitor and while in a way it is similar to having a dual monitor setup PBP is an intriguing new technology for those who utilize multiple PC’s. Additionally, the Keyboard, Video, Mouse (KVM) feature pairs nicely with PBP and lets you toggle and control two PC’s with only one mouse and keyboard. Dell U3419W Design and Build A few permanently bright or dark pixels are considered normal by industry standards. The exact number of pixels allowed varies depending on the monitor. Refer to Dell Monitor Quality and Pixel Policy for more details. A pair of 2-watt speakers is built into the U3419W. They are decent-sounding, if a tad soft. A 3.5mm audio-out port is available should you want to use headphones or connect to powered, external speakers.
Wireless USB peripherals responding slowly or only working as the distance between itself and its receiver decreasesThe Dell U3419W monitor is a new 34 inch monitor that Dell has added to their Ultrasharp product line replacing the U3417W. This monitor is a behemoth that matches it’s ultra wide curved display with ultra high quality. Designed with photo and video work in mind as well as entertainment; whatever your use this monitor offers an immersive experience.
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