39.7" WUHD (5120 x 2160) at 120 Hz Display
120Hz Refresh Rate
IPS Black Panel Technology
Experience deeper blacks with a 2000:1 contrast ratio
Height, Tilt, Swivel Adjustability
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dellu4025qw
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Expensive, yes, but definitely a deal at this price, and not insane. This monitor, like Apple's two displays, is focused on a lesser-known but very important display attribute - much higher pixel density, typically measured in pixels-per-inch or PPI. Fo many productivity (I.e., non-gamer) users, the increased pixel density (marketed by Apple as the "retina" effect) is much more obvious of an improvement and blows away other display attributes. This Dell is still a bit of a unicorn, as it provides both a higher (tho not retina-high) PPI + 120Hz frequency.
Expensive, yes, but definitely a deal at this price, and not insane. This monitor, like Apple's two displays, is focused on a lesser-known but very important display attribute - much higher pixel density, typically measured in pixels-per-inch or PPI. Fo many productivity (I.e., non-gamer) users, the increased pixel density (marketed by Apple as the "retina" effect) is much more obvious of an improvement and blows away other display attributes. This Dell is still a bit of a unicorn, as it provides both a higher (tho not retina-high) PPI + 120Hz frequency.
Didn't the previous gen have the same PPI of 140? I know the panel was limited to 60hz
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This is a fair price for this monitor, not a screaming deal though. These monitors are amazing for productivity. I have a 60hz Lenovo version of this and it is well worth it.
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there are only a handful of monitors that has this aspect ratio (40" 5k)
if office task and or productivity is all you need
look into hp z40c g3 on eBay
ips, 60hz, thunderbolt 3 kvm, it even has a built-in webcam
I was able to scoop one the other day for $550 before tax
this dell monitor has some admirable specs, but i'm not sure if it's worth 3x the cost
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there are only a handful of monitors that has this aspect ratio (40" 5k)
if office task and or productivity is all you need
look into hp z40c g3 on eBay
ips, 60hz, thunderbolt 3 kvm, it even has a built-in webcam
I was able to scoop one the other day for $550 before tax
this dell monitor has some admirable specs, but i'm not sure if it's worth 3x the cost
I am in the market for this holiday season,
This dell is absolutely beautiful,
40in 21:9 5k2k 120hz but it is $1500 before tax
Then we have the Lenovo one 75hz for $1099
Then the hp one refurbished for $620
Then the deco gear for $650 new
Or I can buy 2 benq rd280u or rd32 4k at $1200
I first bought a 34 21;9 wqud(1440p) to replace my 27 4k, which is a big mistake
My job requires both extensive work(coding, reading) but also testing on a larger CAD design map and other tools via company vpn secured terminal (one terminal window for CAD checking and other tools open in the side) so that a larger screen will be ideal.
Otherwise, I will just buy 2 of the benq dr280u for coding and reading
So that I think the best for my needs is the 40in 21:9 5k2k
Either the Lenovo new or the HP refurbished.
I can afford the price at $1500 but it is still a big spend, could save up for updating other gears.
Please help me to clear my mind, if you were in my shoes, which one do you suggest to get.
I do currently have a MacBook, but am considering getting a windows machine next year. since the cycle for the window is 3 years and the MacBook is 4 years from my company.
It is my WFH use.
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if office task and or productivity is all you need
look into hp z40c g3 on eBay
ips, 60hz, thunderbolt 3 kvm, it even has a built-in webcam
I was able to scoop one the other day for $550 before tax
this dell monitor has some admirable specs, but i'm not sure if it's worth 3x the cost
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if office task and or productivity is all you need
look into hp z40c g3 on eBay
ips, 60hz, thunderbolt 3 kvm, it even has a built-in webcam
I was able to scoop one the other day for $550 before tax
this dell monitor has some admirable specs, but i'm not sure if it's worth 3x the cost
the monitor came in like new condition
the monitor came in like new condition
the monitor came in like new condition
This dell is absolutely beautiful,
40in 21:9 5k2k 120hz but it is $1500 before tax
Then we have the Lenovo one 75hz for $1099
Then the hp one refurbished for $620
Then the deco gear for $650 new
Or I can buy 2 benq rd280u or rd32 4k at $1200
I first bought a 34 21;9 wqud(1440p) to replace my 27 4k, which is a big mistake
My job requires both extensive work(coding, reading) but also testing on a larger CAD design map and other tools via company vpn secured terminal (one terminal window for CAD checking and other tools open in the side) so that a larger screen will be ideal.
Otherwise, I will just buy 2 of the benq dr280u for coding and reading
So that I think the best for my needs is the 40in 21:9 5k2k
Either the Lenovo new or the HP refurbished.
I can afford the price at $1500 but it is still a big spend, could save up for updating other gears.
Please help me to clear my mind, if you were in my shoes, which one do you suggest to get.
I do currently have a MacBook, but am considering getting a windows machine next year. since the cycle for the window is 3 years and the MacBook is 4 years from my company.
It is my WFH use.
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