Dell
Ultrasharp U4025Qw
Based on 49 Reddit mentions
$1914.99
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Best 4k 32 inch monitor for mac mini
I have a DELL Ultra Sharp U4025 QW (40” monitor) hooked up to my loaded Mac Mini M4. The monitor is superior, being 5-6k, 120Hz, and 6 NITS in brightness. The other great part of the monitor is that it has a large built in hub in the bottom of it that allows you to connect many peripherals. Connecti
...bigbiteinc in r/macmini
December 24, 2025 7:48 AM
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Ultrawide with crisp display. Suggestions?
I have the Dell u4025qw. They just released a much larger version of it as well. Very crisp text, but they're both very expensive. For reference, I came from a 4k LG 31.5" which was okay but nowhere near as nice as the Dell.
Urgently_Patient in r/macmini
January 27, 2026 5:38 PM
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Anyone use the Kuycon 32" 6K Display?
I understand you need the density Apple envisioned, but I prefer a larger desktop. Also, keep in mind that pixel density doesn't say much about image sharpness. Dell U4025QW has a text clarity rating of 9. Same as the ASUS ProArt Display 6K.
pebalx in r/MacStudio
February 9, 2026 3:12 PM
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Monitors for coding
2x27 is fine.. good cheap business monitors are the Samsung t45f series. or 1x 40" UW.. DELL-U4025QW or LG 40WP95C-W
jack_hudson2001 in r/homeoffice
February 18, 2026 1:18 PM
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Curved Monitors
I have the Dell U4025QW which is incredible but is very expensive. I received it for as a work milestone gift. I gotta say it might actually be worth the money though. Has a fairly mild curve.
Urgently_Patient in r/macmini
February 24, 2026 3:22 PM
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Looking for monitor recommendations for mac studio (non-Apple displays)
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)
stopmakingsense2017 in r/MacStudio
May 2, 2025 10:39 AM
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People that use macbooks with a monitor, would you recommend using an apple monitor or a different one?
I’ve got a dell u4025qw and it’s awesome, would highly recommend
stonedpercussion56 in r/mac
January 23, 2026 3:01 PM
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Help needing on choosing a monitor
You’re right to question OLED. Burn-in is way better now but not gone, especially with static desktop use. “4K ultrawide” isn’t really a thing btw, you’re looking for 5K2K. The Dell U4025QW is basically the best non-OLED option right now. The LG 40WP95XP-W is a cheaper alternative. If you care more
...lectrooooo in r/buildapcmonitors
April 5, 2026 10:47 AM
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RTINGS: ASUS ProArt Display 6K PA32QCV Review
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
...no1kn0wsm3 in r/HiDPI_monitors
November 27, 2025 11:56 PM
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How do you deal with multiple monitors for work/play?
I would go with the cheapest I could find. I'm aware of four models: LG40WP95XP Lenovo Thinkvision P40W-20 Dell U4021qw Dell U4025 U4025qw seems a bit more premium but at a premium price as well. I don't find it worth the extra cost compared to the others which cost about the same... Here right now
...serious-catzor in r/buildapcmonitors
May 9, 2025 1:10 PM
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