Ultrasharp U4025Qw

I have a 40” ultrawide dell u4025qw and it’s fantastic. You can easily have 2-3 excel windows open. I don’t think I’ve ever actually needed to have 1 excel window maximized. The monitor can also create multiple virtual monitors (so your computer sees your ultrawide as 2x monitors instead.

Got tired of waiting, scooped up an open box Dell U4025QW ultra-wide and been delighted by it. 5K, 120hz, speakers aren't on par with Studio Display but perfectly acceptable.

Dell UltraSharp 40 Curved Thunderbolt Hub Monitor - U4025QW This is a really nice monitor 5k2k ultra wide that works perfectly with a Mac (M2 MacBook Pro here) and has things like 2.5G Ethernet and can daisy chain another display (I use that to connect my Apple Studio Display)

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.

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

I mean, you left off the obvious option. The Mac Studio Display. But I chose the Dell u4025qw over it and don’t have any regrets. The text is sharp. I needed the built-in kvm, and 27-inches is pretty small these days. However, I bought my u4025qw before the asus 27-in 5k and 32-in 6k hit the market.

Ich habe von 38 Zoll (LG Ultrawide 38wk95c) + 27 Zoll (16:9 NoName vom Arbeitgeber) auf 40 Zoll (Dell U4025QW) + 32 Zoll (Dell U3225QE) gewechselt und bin damit Mega zufrieden. Ist zwar ein bisschen Oversized, aber eine optimale Lösung, wenn man regelmäßig zwischen zwei Rechnern wechselt (Privat / A

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.

Had the ultra with the p14s gen 2 amd. It worked well except for sometimes I had to unplug the monitors to get them working again. Now I have a p1 gen 8 plugged to a Dell U4025QW monitor and some times I have to remove the thunderbolt cable to get the peripherals working. Same happened with the p14s

I have dual 27” in 4k. 95% of my workday is in excel, so high PPI is critical for me, especially since I view sheets around 80-90% zoom. I game, but it’s minimal. Honestly, I only have a single complaint about my setup - and having to be turned/canted when I game. That’s it. Sharpness to me comes do