Ultrasharp U4025Qw

Yep, same. I went through a few 49" ultrawides, then landed on a 38" Alienware. The extra vertical space made a huge difference. Now I'm on a Dell u4025qw ( 40" 5k2k) and it's pretty much the perfect monitor for me. I can't believe how much I love working on this thing.

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

Hi u/Wolfnstine, I understand that option, thank you. I would also need a second USB upstream cable so that I could plug my USB accessories into my Dell UltraSharp 40 Curved Thunderbolt Hub Monitor (U4025QW). Dooable, but so 1999! Why would Dell produce an advertise the Alienware m18 R1 as a "deskto

I just got a Dell U4025QW and I adore it. Depends on you though, 140ppi is fine and perfectly sharp for me and how close I sit at it. Good speakers, thunderbolt hub as well. Edit:saw the price req, its spendy but B&H has had it as low as 1400 (how much I paid)

I’ve got a dell u4025qw and it’s awesome, would highly recommend

Don’t get me started on Dell’s firmware logic for their ambient light sensor. It’s so rudimentary on my U4025qw ultrawide that if I shift positions in my chair it dims or brightens my display by 20-30%. I just had to put it on manual brightness control it was so jarring. Mind you the Apple Studio Di

Comparison with dell u4025 qw, that’s surprising: I actually appreciate the comparison as the 2024 Dell U4020QW 40" 5K2K ultrawide was one of my alternatives to the 2025 ASUS 32" 6K. What got me to shelve the Dell was based on where I live and its availability indent order of 30-60 days weakening cu