Great purchase!

It's about a month using it, and I have no complaint. The image is nice and sharp, and I can connect a lot of devices, and charge many other through the USB ports too. I use Bluetooth speakers, but realised that the integrated speakers are louder! I like the sober design too, it's great.

A good, big screen with accurate colour and great connectivity.

This is a pretty big screen for having on a desk in front of you, but that allows it to double as a TV from across the room. It's great as a TV, and as a monitor it's not unusably big, and the colours are accurate and well-calibrated, as is usual for the pro-level Dell screens. We do a lot of video/photo editing and similar colour work, and it's solid and trustworthy. I've been working full time on it for the last 6 weeks on both a Windows PC and a Mac laptop plugged into it and it's great in both scenarios. There's a slight bright glow around the very edges of the screen, presumably just because the backlight has to work pretty hard to fi...view more

Good product

For the type of work that I'm using it for (trading, Office) it is a good monitor and I would purchase it again. Not sure that I would use it for gaming or photo editing as the colours appear not to be as good as they could be but at the price it is good - caveat, I'm not an expert. ...view more

Great monitor

I started with a 4K 28" Samsung, which was a bit small and switched to a 4K 32" Samsung soon after. That has been great monitor, but age is catching up, and it now is a bit small. The 43" is big, but not that much wider than the 32" was, and is comfortable to use. I'm seated about 550mm, and there the monitor looks a little brighter in the middle. Moving a little further back, and the brightness is more even. This isn't a problem for me. The image is very crisp, and the colour is good. I have the brightness set at 50%, as the default is very bright. The 43" Dell monitor has a similar text size to the 19" 1920*1200 Samsung monitor I us...view more

Dell UltraSharp 43 4K USB-C Monitor (U4320Q) Review

The Dell UltraSharp 43 4K USB-C Monitor (U4320Q) is a $969.99 productivity monitor that takes a more classic form than some of its compatriots. While many large-screen monitors (that is, ones bigger than 40 inches) for business or gaming have ultra-wide or super-wide curved panels, the U4320Q's screen is flat, in an ordinary 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio. This allows you to display more of a document vertically, or more spreadsheet rows, than screens with a wider format. Its form may be traditional, but nothing is stodgy about its wealth of ports, including a USB-C connection that can charge a laptop, and its support for displaying multiple video sources in discrete windows onscreen at the same time. It's a fine large-screen pick for business power users.The Design: A 'Flat'-Out Big Panel The U4320Q's 42.5-inch screen (measured diagonally) employs in-plane switching (IPS) technology and has a UHD (aka 4K) native resolution of 3,840 by 2,160 pixels. Its pixel density of 103 pixels p...

Dell's big, bold UltraSharp 43 4K USB-C Monitor (U4320Q) packs a large 4K panel in standard widescreen format, letting you tile windows both vertically and horizontally—even from more than one computer.

Large IPS screen in UHD (4K) resolution; Supports tiled windows (even from multiple video sources) via Dell software; Better-than-expected sRGB color coverage; Generous port selection; USB Type-C port with 90-watt power delivery

Stand offers only modest adjustability; OSD controls are small buttons on monitor's bottom edge