The Dell 43 Ultra HD 4K Multi-Client Monitor P4317Q ($1,349.99) is more than just a huge, well-appointed 43-inch Ultra-High-Definition (UHD) desktop monitor. Armed with a vast array of video inputs and an In-Plane Switching (IPS) panel, the P4317Q can simultaneously display content from four...

Delivers sharp 4K images; Displays HD images from up to four sources; Accurate colors; Packed with inputs; Powerful speakers

Expensive; Large footprint; Tilt-only stand

It uses PWM ( not flicker free ) (...) Suffers from image retention - burn in. Overpriced for for the above reasons and for some not even usable Note: The screen has Matt surface

Within 12 hours of switching on the monitor, I noticed no less than 8 dead pixels, a lot of BLB, and some strange artifacting on solid colours- not too noticeable unless you look for it, but once you know its there you can't unsee it..

Fantastic Monitor. Can easily view 4 spread sheets at the same time. Equivalent to quad 27 inch monitor setup. Vesa Mount Works great with Display port Games are great with my 1060 graphics card. I use this primarily for work from home and occasional games

This 4k monitor really stands out. Having the real estate on one monitor is so much more productive than a multi monitor set up. The just is still out on the Dell monitor software that allows you to split the screen. Al in all I am very happy with this purchase.

I've had this about a week now and I'm very impressed with its features and the incredible size. What a wonderful difference it has made. I'm really liking this monitor so far and would highly recommend it to anyone in search of a monitor larger than 30 inches. This thing is awesome!

8 SCORE OUT OF 10 Pros Excellent build quality Stunning 4K visuals Very low input lag Will display up to 4 discrete inputs with no bezel splits Cons...

Excellent build quality; Stunning 4K visuals; Very low input lag; Will display up to 4 discrete inputs with no bezel splits

Too expensive; Out of the box calibration poor; Could be too big for some

Bigger than expected with about twice the viewing area of the 32" screen we previously used for CAD work

I returned this because the HDMI input is 1.4 and not 2.0, so this monitor only supports 4k over HDMI at 30fps, not 60fps. I bought instead. I believe the actual panel is identical, the difference was the LG is cheaper, has a remote control, supports HDMI 2.0, and the colors were perfectly...

I don't use this to it's fullest. It can do all sorts of amazing things with multiple computers but I bought it to replace two 27" apple thunderbolt monitors. It does a good job. If you've read other reviews it does have some shadows around the absolute outside edges but it is minimal.

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