U5226KW

The monitor is Dell UltraSharp U5226KW 52" 120Hz 6K Curved IPS Monitor w/ Thunderbolt Hub. Mounted on a heavy duty monitor arm, not sure the brand, Just reused one of the arms from the previous dual 34 inch setup. The monitor is awesome for productivity, removes a large number of cables to manage fr

I am going to counter what everyone else is saying. As others have said, it is not as clear as a great monitor. Dell has an awesome 52-inch 6K U5226KW monitor that would be amazing for a productivity space. It's IPS, so it will be easy on the eyes and 120Hz for some light gaming on the side. Apple m

Is that the $2,899.99 U5226KW? Can I have it when you're done with it, my monitors suck.

want more screen real estate What OS-level zoom are you using your 27″ 4K monitor at currently? I also like the 120hz refresh rate, but I'm not sure I don't know if it would be a deal-breaker to not have it. Not sure I'd even notice if it were 60hz. You would certainly notice stuttering at 60 Hz aft

It's the Dell U5226KW. 52" 6140 x 2560 resolution, 120Hz, with built in Thunderbolt/USB hub and multiple picture in picture/picture by picture options. It's incredible.

It's the Dell U5226KW - 52" of high res heaven 😃

if you're genuinely curious, here are my personal reasons why i am excited about this monitor and why i prefer it to the 57" G9. I get why other people might have different preferences. Just explaining my own use case as to why this monitor is so compelling for me: the 32:9 form factor of the G9 is

Dell UltraSharp 52 (U5226KW) Nuff said.

I have both the LG and Dell 5k2k monitors, as well as the Studio Display. I can't begin to tell how pointless the SD is. It's all marketing hype. Don't spend your money on it. The Dell is better than the LG in every way. It adapts to ambient light better, it turns on WAY faster when connecting to my

The physical size is too small for me (52 yo, bad eyes), went with Dell UltraSharp U5226KW.