The Dell P3418HW is a good choice for users who require lots of screen real estate, but don't have the desktop space for a dual monitor configuration. It delivers very good grayscale and viewing angle performance, contains numerous digital inputs, and is equipped with a four-port USB hub, although...
Solid grayscale and viewing angle performance; Wide assortment of ports; Advanced color settings; Ergonomic stand
Relatively low resolution; Skewed greens
Great on the eyes, love it.
If you work with large document files or regularly have several windows open simultaneously, it may be time to consider an ultra-wide screen monitor like the Dell P3418HW ($699.99). This 34-inch monitor uses In-Plane Switching technology to deliver solid grayscale performance and wide viewing angles. It offers plenty of features, including a highly adjustable stand, advanced color settings, and a generous selection of ports. That said, its 2,560-by-1,080 resolution doesn't offer the level of image detail that you get with the NEC MultiSync EX341R-BK or our Editors' Choice, the Dell UltraSharp 34 Curved Monitor U3417W. Both of those monitors are more expensive, but could be worth the extra cash if you need more pixels. Big and Flexible The P3418HW ($549.99 at Dell) uses a 34-inch ultra-wide IPS panel with an R3800 curvature, which is housed in a black and gray cabinet. The monitor is supported by a heavy-duty stand that offers height (4.5 inches), tilt (26 degrees), and swivel (60...
The Dell P3418HW is a feature-packed curved ultra-wide monitor that performs respectably, but its 34-inch screen begs for a higher resolution.
Solid grayscale and viewing angle performance; Wide assortment of ports; Advanced color settings; Ergonomic stand
Relatively low resolution; Skewed greens
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