How much does the Heavy Duty Clamp Mount stick out from the back of the desk / whats the thickness of the backplate? The dimensions don't seem to be mentioned in the manual. I am concerned it may not fit the gap of my double desk island.
With all the larger size ultrawide monitors (LG's OLED 39" and 45") coming with a dissapointing 3440x1440 resolution, this monitor felt perfect to me since it was high res to support the 40" size while having above 60hz. Praying next gen OLED ultrawides come with high res like this
At the old price of $1200-1500, this monitor was a steal, I wish I knew about it several months ago. At $2000, this is a much tougher sell. It's basically everything I want in a monitor sans OLED. I'm currently running a 42" LG C4, because I couldn't find anything better for the money.
I bought this monitor with a MacBook Air M3, but unfortunately no native resolution and no 120hz. If I would’ve known, I wouldn’t have bought the MacBook. For my Windows laptop (which costs less than half of the MacBook) it works perfectly fine.
I revisited this site for the Dell and now that the M4 Mac Mini is out, this will be the monitor I buy to go with my new little toy. Know that what you do helps enhance peoples lives. Thank you.
But as I saw on the Apple site, the MAC Mini M4 can only go up to 60 Hz with this monitor and resolution. Is that right? I ordered a M4 Mini as well and want to get this Monitor too. But 60 Hz wouldn't be enough for me. I would rather choose the 34" model of this monitor.
Following for more information on compatibility with mac mini m4 Also any ideas about scaling and resolution? I heard for ultrawide monitors we loose resolution when scaled ?
@@dreistheman7797 same here. I’m using it for photography and work stuff primarily so leaning towards this for the accurate color over the larger Samsung.
iMac users beware! Bought this monitor this week as a dual iMac Pro and PC monitor, and discovered to my dismay that the Dell Display Manager KVM software does not support iMacs! While the iMac connectivity works fine via the thunderbolt cable, I wanted to be able to use keyboard shortcuts instead of the rear buttons to switch between computers, but Dell's KVM software refused to install on an iMac. After pounding the desk for awhile, I found-in teeny print at the end of the Display Manager manual-that oops iMacs are not officially supported! Huge disappointment for an $1800 monitor to not support this functionality for a whole class of Macs (many still in production BTW), and shame on Dell for not being up-front about this (they simply say "and it works for Mac!"). As a workaround, the 3rd-party utility BetterDisplay enables this functionality so I eventually got shortcuts working as desired. Overall I'm happy with the quality of the hardware, but come on Dell, why limit the software functionality?!
@@besovereign2032 Not positive but I believe the M-series will work based on other user comments. Recommend you read the Dell Display Manager doc for Mac.
@@jaredgillespie3278 its hard to give up the utility of an ultrawide. Where usually a third of the monitor is used for reference material or youtube or Spotify while the other 2 third is the design software currently open. I'm currently using a 34 inch so manageable. A colleague has the 49 inch Samsung and even curved the neck strain is real.
@@jaredgillespie3278 curved monitors are a dealbreaker for us. Flat Ultrawide monitors are really convinient for us since we have more space to check our work or even multitask throught different programs while we're working, which is such a lifesaver
Hi Pete. I really enjoyed this video but I’m still struggling to understand the concept of MacOS scaling and how much consideration I should place on it when selecting a productivity monitor for my Mac. Do you have any plans to produce a video discussing this issue in more detail? I’ve found current TH-cam content on the topic very vague & I really like the way your videos explain things in lay-man’s terms. I’m sure there are many viewers that’d benefit from your explanation, particularly given the highly expected new MacMini release later this month.
great review and probably my next monitor. Still hesitating because of pricing and some "game experience" missing but well done and thx for the review. Would have liked to see how the KVM is working, cabling, speed etc but well done Pete!!
Great review! I’m definitely checking this screen out! But what I’m even more interested in are those fancy wooden panels you’ve got behind your desk. Where can I by those?
Hi Pete, thanks for the informative video. I ended up getting the monitor -- I have a very similar setup to yours, my question is: Does the heavy duty monitor arm by Secretlab support the desk riser for the magnus pro? According to them it's not supported but I see you're using it without a problem. Has it held up well? Thanks!
Found that if you want to use console at 120hz you need to use the Picture in Picture mode using the back button at 75% : 25%. Does have a black bar on the 25% but you get 4K at 120hz. Can do this via HDMI then use PC or Mac on the 25% side.
Thanks for great review. I just have a general question for these ultra wide monitors which none of the review videos seem to mention. What happens if you share your screen during a Microsoft Teams call? Does it compress the 21:9 ratio to a 16:9 ratio or it is managed cleverly?
I use the 38" version of this monitor for work. MS Teams will deliver the full resolution of whatever you share. On the recipient end, Teams will scale down and letterbox or pillarbox the image if the aspect ratio doesn't match what you are sending. I find that most other users are on smaller 1080p laptop or desktop monitors and if I share my whole screen, they get way more pixels than could possibly resolve. Therefore, I only ever share single application windows, which I size approximately to 1920x1080, since that's likely the target resolution of the rest of the call participants.
Great review. I just purchased the Mac Studio M2 Ultra and trying to find just the right monitor. I do mostly video and photography editing. I've been looking at this Dell along with the LG 40-WP95C. Any thoughts? Thank you!!
How do you connect your wireless keyboard and mouse to the monitor? Which USB port to use for the wireless receiver? And how to set up in the menu? I have yet to find anyone that explains this on a TH-cam video. I hear how to connect by USB cable but never by wireless. Thanks very much for the video and any help you can provide.
Of course! Yep if you connect the dongle to one of the ports in the back of the monitor, and then check through the menu options to make sure it's connected the USB Ports to your Laptop / PC (choose the input, DP / HDMI etc) and then it should all just work.
I am struggling with purchasing the Dell 40" Ultra or an LG 49" 49WQ95C-W or Samsung 49" OLED G9 (G95SC). I am a developer, and productivity is priority #1 with content #2 and gaming #3. I use both Windows and MBP. I like the idea of the built-in KVM/Hub of the Dell but I am concerned I would rather have the extra 9" for dev work. Would love your insight on this.
@@SSBelmont I have the 49” LG and I don’t feel it has great resolution. I find myself zooming text quite a bit as I can’t read it. I also have a lot of issues with compatibility with my laptop so it disconnects all the time. The curve isn’t great either is quite flat so I’m actually looking to get this screen plus a vertical smaller monitor on the side. I do development too so I need a lot of working space.
Thank you for the review. Based on your experience, which widescreen monitor would you recommend for work tasks like Excel? My focus to have 2 files on the same screen. I’m not looking for features geared toward gaming or movies. thanks again !
You said that productivity with MacOS is no problem *if* you install the Dell Display Driver. Could you elaborate why that is, why the drivers are required? (plug-and-play is important in a flexible desk environment)
At 11:14 you say that you are able to reach full native resolution at 120 Hz on a MacBook Pro M1 Pro. Is that actually correct? I red on reddit multiple times that this would not work and you would need at least an M2 MacBook to reach the 120 Hz. Could you check this as this hold me back until now.
@@nikolajpetrov8262 I purchased this monitor and can confirm only 60hz with my M1 Max. In addition, thunderbolt stopped working after a day. (Seems to be a common issue). Opened a support case with dell and awaiting my replacement. Currently running HDMI on my Mac at 30hz. Very disappointing. Hopefully the replacement works. Some “fix” the issue by using an official Apple thunderbolt 4 cable (an $80 expense)
I bought this monitor because I saw Pete saying that MacBook m1 can work with this monitor at 120hz. I checked few cables but it does not work at 120hz. I am going to check Cable Matters usb-c to hdmi 2.1 adapter and if this way will not work then statement from this video is not true.
Not working for me on a MacBook Air M3. Big disappointment! Even the native resolution is unusable due to the lack of scaling. Everything becomes to tiny to read.
I think Pete is wrong. Search "macbook pro 14 m1 specs" then first result go to "Display Support" section. First result from Apple, you will notice that it does support max 6K@60Hz. Then same search for "macbook pro 14 m2 specs". You will notice that it does support 8K@60Hz and 4K@240Hz. So, the bandwidth of the M2 Pro does include 6K@120Hz. Why? Because the stream of 8K@60Hz = 6K@120Hz = 4K@240Hz and it is higher than this Dell monitor which is exactly 4.62K@120Hz (5K is the marketing name). For memory, when you double the K, you double the width and the height. So, the area, the pixel quantity is squared (quadrupled) from 4K to 8K but doubled from 4K to 6K (6K has the same height as 4K, but double width) *So 120Hz is OK for M2 Pro/Max and not for M1 Pro/Max.*
Pete thanks for your reviews, very very helpful indeed, I watch both your 57inch and now this 40inch, I would like to know when u mean sharp font on Dell, mean clarity? Because I was planning to get 57, meanwhile have you faced any issues with 57 recently? The Samsung website has way number of negative comments about possible failure, kid of worried, my works involves productivity which involves accessing multiple remote machines and beaming my laptop, along with Linux machine on side, also I need to evaluate lot of pdf documents
How many buttons do you have to press to switch the input from PC to MAC or vice versa? I have an LG and changing input ist like 5 button presses and menu actions...
Dear Pete, thank you very much for the Review! I like to buy this monitor. But I'm a lil bit worrying about my laptop. I use an ThinkPad X1 carbone (gen9) with Intel Iris and thunderbolt 4. Does it will be able to display the 5k pixels with 120 Hz?
I've been waiting for this video from you. Thank you very much for your work. Very interesting about your decision to stick with your beloved 57" Samsung. After checking this one out,
I know I know, it took a long time! haha. Next time I'll be better :) Yes, it's a tough choice - but I just think the super wide resolution is more useful to me, who likes to have about 50 apps open at once. I have workarounds for the connectivity issue, and the blooming / haloing isn't an issue once it's booted into the OS.
@@PeteMatheson I recently bought the 57" Samsung. A few days in one thing I'm not loving about it is the vertical color shift. I find the black background in apps like VsCode shifting from black to grey. I just came off a 34" IPS ultrawide (1440p tall which was not enough for me). I'm wondering if I should have bought this Dell instead since it's IPS (vs the Samsung which is VA). My guess is the IPS is why you feel that text is better on the Dell. But according to RTINGS the vertical colorshift isn't _that_ much worse on the Samsung 57" than this Dell. Have you noticed a difference there? Particularly in dark theme apps?
Size wise, it feels very familiar. But the resolution is WAY better on the Dell - so if it’s mainly for productivity then this is the easy winner. Particularly on a Mac. The LG is great, OLED is amazing, but the resolution and PPI is what lets it down.
Hey Pete, Have you looked at or reviewed the Samsung ViewFinity S9? I'm curious to see how you think it stacks up as a good all rounder against the bigger screens?
What's the best way to get the 120hz refresh rate. Online perspectives are saying the supplied cables don't have the capabilities etc. Right now I'm capped at 60Hz.
what i need is for anyone, Samsung included, to release a 57" OLED, i have a Monoprice 49", and need more vertical, and i'll take some more horizontal, and why not a little more
Thanks for the review, Pete! Received it recently and thinking about keeping it. I wonder, what scaling option do you use in Mac OS ? The native one appears to be quite usable, and I noticed all other scaling options give a text slight "hallowing", especially visible when white text is displayed on the dark background (probably due lack of font-smoothing on mac os). This Dell also integrates with Mac OS quite well: night shift works, didn't notice any flickering and it wakes up fast. I had been using dual Studio displays, but 27 inch is just way too limiting (+18ms response makes it feel like a 30hz display instead of 60hz). Then sold one of the Studio Displays and bought The Pro Display XDR (I know, "a bit" of an overkill for coding). The XDR is the best monitor I've ever had, but for that price I'd expect it to last a decade and I'm not sure it will. The repair-cost is absolutely eye-watering too if the XDR breaks a few years later. So, now thinking about returning the XDR and selling the remaining Studio Display.
What is the difference between this 40 inch and the 49 inch dell ultrawide? The 49 inch is significantly better priced but looks like the same specs. I don't get it. Please enlighten me smart people.
I have 3x 27 inch monitors with 60 Hz each and would like to switch to 1 monitor of a similar size and at least 120 Hz. I use a MacBook Pro and would like to have 5k on the monitor as well. The Pro Display XDR is too small for me and doesn't have at least 120 Hz. I'm afraid that the Dell is also too small and has too low a pixel density. Are there any other alternatives in the meantime?
I was heavily considering the G9 Neo, but now I'm unsure. The color accuracy, KVM, and USB-C for the Mac are drawing me in more with this one. 120Hz is fine; I just wish it had more curve. I will still get this one, though.
It's a really tough choice - check the latest video I just posted on the G9 as well - but yeah, definitely comes down to personal preference as to which one!
@@PeteMatheson love that you check the comments consistently! I’ve been watching a lot of your content revolving around monitors trying to pick. Keep up the amazing work!
Does this work well with a MacBook Air M3? Most articles I read says I won’t get anythjng close to native resolution and text will be blurry. Any recommendations? I like the size at 40inches but worried I won’t get the best output.
HI! I'm having a hard time figuring out what monitor(s) to get. I've been mostly thinking about having 2 monitors, 27-32", and 4k minimum. I will never be gaming, it's purely productivity. I'm in real estate and have tons of windows open at a time, and a few different programs running simultaneously. I will also be doing video editing for properties, nothing crazy intensive. My main concern is the scaling and PPI when using a Mac. I'm getting a M4 Max MBP once it's released because my current MBP is ~10yrs old. I was originally thinking about getting two ASD or LG Ultrafines but after doing more research I want something that has at least 120hz. I've seen comparisons of using an external 60hz monitor with M3 MBP's and don't like how it's not smooth compared to the native MBP screen. I've seen forum posts with guys using between 2 to 3 LG OLED monitors; running at 120hz with no issues, but I'm worried about burn-in since I always have a lot of documents up at all times. Seeing this review, I'm now leaning towards the G9. I understand the scaling might not be exact but it seems to be close enough, and at 120hz which is enough for me, also the amount of screen real estate. I'm currently using a Samsung CJ791 34" and everything seems fine to me scaling wise, so having a screening nearly 2x the size would be nice. The other option I'm looking at, again after seeing your review, is the Dell 40" UltraSharp, just wish it was a bit wider. If I do go with the Dell, I was thinking of getting a smaller 4k screen on the side vertically for scrolling through docs. Sorry for the tl;dr comment but any insight would be appreciated. I originally wrote this for the G9 review you made but I saw that this review is newer, so the chance of you replying would be higher on this review.... lol THANK YOU!!!!!
hvnt pay attention on ultrawide monitor in a while and finally its here, 4k ultra wide with high refresh rate this one is certainly too big for me and the connectivity is surly a beast which i cant fully make use of, but i surely would love to see more options like this
This seems like a perfect solution for my problem: Desktop + work laptop need to work with 3 screens. Question: Can this beauty of a monitor send signal to 2 more monitors? And if yes - how? What is the cable setup I would need to use?
Potentially! You can use the Thunderbolt downstream port to hook up another monitor via thunderbolt - or potentially use a thunderbolt to HDMI/DP adapter. But I suspect this would also only work when you hook up your laptop / PC via Thunderbolt too. Unfortunately I don't have enough here to test for you, but in theory it should and could work with the right combination of supported devices!
If you don’t care about 120hz than consider getting previous model 4021 for cheaper on eBay. Same size, resolution, slightly less power delivery at 90W and 60hz
Could you make a comment on that dell how it fares with KVM setup? I'm really interested in this bit - like, a scenario where a contractor laptop is plugged in alongside daily-Desktop PC. Does it work well for you? This is something I feel missing in Samsung
I’ve been eying this monitor for a long time but in another review it was mentioned it did not work at 120hz full resolution on a MBP M1 Pro. Are you 100% sure it does? It would basically seal the deal for me. 11:36
If I have two Macs-one for home and one for work-along with a single keyboard and trackpad connected via Bluetooth, how does this Dell monitor KVM switch work if I want to switch from the home Mac to the work Mac?
I am planning to purchase a secret lab Desk Magnus Pro. I just want to purchase ( 2) 40 Dell monitors - will it fit on the Magnus Desk - I also have a laptop from work to use. Any advise would be helpful ! Thank you!
Great combination! I would say yes, but only if you don’t mount them to the shelf. With that said, you may be able to fit 2 side by side and use the shelf, but it could be pushing the weight limits a little.
Hey! I‘d love to get this Monitor for my Future Mac mini. I’ve read about issues with the Text clarity and Resolution. Does anybody would mind Sharing their experiences?
How many "devices" can you connect and switch between with the Kvm? I have a setup with PC (gaming) one macbook pro (m1 max) and one macbook air(m2) where I would like to switch keyboard, mouse, mic, monitor and ethernet, but I couldn't find anything in the manual if this is possible
I saw in the menu that you can set it to adobeRGB color space. You didn’t select it. As a photographer I’m interested to know what percentage of the AdobeRGB color space it covers. I do not seem to be able to find that in the specs online.
Could you recommend another 4K Monitor Mac friendly monitor with AMAZING specs that costs less? 😬😅 A friend told me abt Dell being MAC friendly! I need a 32 or 34" or larger 4K monitor for production and video editing and productivity on my M2! I just picked up the Alienware 32" 4K UHD 240Hz Curved QD-OLED Gaming Monitor (AW3225QF) on sale $1200 + tax Love the specs but still not sure of it's overkill for what i need it for!? Also would love to spend less😅Wondering which 32"+ 4k monitor is best for my M2 Studio?
Dear Pete Matheson. I am very serious in purchasing this monitor. May I ask how seamless it is to switch devices using the in-built KVM? I have a laptop and plan to dual screen that beast and was wondering is there like, a lengthy delay in the kvm switching to and fro the devices, please? I am on the verge of purchasing the monitor AND the arm using your link in the next 2 weeks, so I extremely appreciate any advice and guidance on the above. Thank you very much kind sir.
Hello! It's similar to other monitors where it takes a second or two to switch as it changes the video source and moves over the USB devices etc I wouldn't say it's lengthy by any stretch, but it's also not instant. Sorry if that doesn't help - but hopefully it does!? lol
Hi! Do you confirm that M1 Pro can run full resolution at 120hz? I've seen a bunch of subreddit talking about how it's not natively working but you can create and use EDID profile to go near 120hz, thanks for the review, I'm looking at this monitor for a couple of months now, but I'm unsure how well it will play with my 16" M1 Pro!
Same questions from me. I'm running a 14" M1pro and have also seen elsewhere that the M1 does not support that refresh rate unless you do some wizardry with an specific adapter that also requires you FLASH it with a new firmware update. So will appreciate to know if you are getting full resolution and 120hz refresh rate with just a regular cable?
What about videos? Can I use this monitor to play standard 4k videos on it? They typically have black bars on top and bottom, and if I am not wrong, the 5k display of the Dell would be perfect, when stretching the video to 5120 horizontal and 2160p vertical size. Is it possible, or do I have to crop videos first, and then play them using vlc or a similar program?
I am looking for a monitor, and I am looking at Dell, because my dad gets discounts there from work, right now, it is between this, and their Alienware 4K QD-OLED (which I would get 2 of if I decide to get the Alienware monitor), I just wish Dell would have make an ultra wide version of their Alienware QD-OLED 4K monitor, that would make my monitor making decision so much easier.
Probably a niche question but how limited are the custom layout options using Dell Display Manager? Would it be possible to create a centered FHD or QHD window to run games in or does the entire display need to be used? Gaming is not a priority but it would still be cool to run games at both a reasonable frame rate and PPI
I wanted to buy the Samsung S9 49" but then I see this review for the Dell 40". I was ready to click to buy but then I see that there is a £400 difference for the Dell (more expensive). Back to the Samsung?
Hi, I have the same monitor. I am having issues using an external powered USB hub connected to it when I use the monitor with my MacBook Pro M2 via Thunderbolt 4. None of the items connected to the hub work (tried different hubs). On Windows, instead, with the same Hub configuration (DisplayPort + upstream usb-c) everything works fine. Have you experienced the same kind of issues?
Hi mate! Thanks for the review! I've had this monitor for about a month now and overall, I love it. However, I’m encountering an issue where videos, especially in full-screen mode, seem choppy, as if they’re playing at 25fps or lower. I film all my videos at 60fps for my channel, and while I don’t have this issue on other screens, it’s quite noticeable here. The same thing happens when playing videos on TH-cam or VLC. Have you experienced anything similar or have any suggestions on what might be causing this? It's a bit frustrating because it makes it hard to tell if my videos are smooth during editing. Any advice would be appreciated!🙌
Very odd! And no, nothing like that so far. What are you running the screen at for resolution and refresh rate? And have you tried swapping to a different video source? (HDMI / DP etc)
Is it possible to connect two laptops (MacBook Pro and Dell Latitude) via thunderbolt? Or is it one thunderbolt and then HDMI/DP connection for the other? Would like to be able to have minimal cables with both machines getting powered through thunderbolt if possible.
I bought this last week and have so far been very impressed, however when using two machines, how do I switch my KVM mouse / keyboard between them easily, please?
I find it difficult finding a monitor that I can do productivity and gaming on. Any recommendations? I think at the end here, you said you would recommend something else for both.
If you''re a serious gamer then I'd suggest having one monitor for productivity (like the Dell 40) and go for a separate monitor for gaming. If you're a casual gamer though, the Dell will do just fine on its own :)
@@sharokinisayo7389Its possible because this monitor is not 5k but 4k (2160 vertical resolution) and 4k 120 is possible with M3 Max.. 5k 120 is not.. I hope this clarifies!!
Hi there, I know that this is a matte panel screen but does someone know if this is more sharp than the usual classic matte panel ? Because I really love the sharpening render on a glossy screen panel and I have a friend which own a 27 Samsung display that is really sharp for a matte one. But in my case, every matte display that i owned (AW3821DW, Acer Predator Z35...) didn't have this sharp rendering so I was wondering if this Dell UltraSharp was closer in term of sharpening to a glossy panel ? After all, it's called UltraSharp...
If you consider the fact that it has everything a docking station offers built in, and most docking stations are a few hundred dollars, the monitor gets significantly cheaper. Of course you are locked in to that monitor though
Is it possible to scale the resolution to 3440 x 1440, I have the 34 inch model but I dont like the low 110 ppi, so I want to exchange it to this one that has 140ppi but I want to be sure that its scalable to 3440 x 1440 on mac
I'm unable to get 120Hz on my monitor when connected with a Thunderbolt cable to my Microsoft Surface Laptop. Should I switch to using an HDMI or DisplayPort cable ?
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$349 for a monitor arm is crazy expensive. You apparently are detached from the real cost of equipment when not subsidized.
How much does the Heavy Duty Clamp Mount stick out from the back of the desk / whats the thickness of the backplate? The dimensions don't seem to be mentioned in the manual. I am concerned it may not fit the gap of my double desk island.
With all the larger size ultrawide monitors (LG's OLED 39" and 45") coming with a dissapointing 3440x1440 resolution, this monitor felt perfect to me since it was high res to support the 40" size while having above 60hz. Praying next gen OLED ultrawides come with high res like this
I went with the 49" from Dell which is 1440p, which is more than enough for my graphics card and is more Ultra wide. Both are great monitors.
Thank you. I’ve just ordered mine. This is what I’ve been waiting for. 5k2k and high refresh.
Sweet! You’re gonna love it (I hope!)
At the old price of $1200-1500, this monitor was a steal, I wish I knew about it several months ago. At $2000, this is a much tougher sell. It's basically everything I want in a monitor sans OLED. I'm currently running a 42" LG C4, because I couldn't find anything better for the money.
@@echtogammut are you using it with a Mac?
@@SamuelObafemi PC and Mac on KVM switch
What's the monitor model ?
I bought this monitor with a MacBook Air M3, but unfortunately no native resolution and no 120hz. If I would’ve known, I wouldn’t have bought the MacBook. For my Windows laptop (which costs less than half of the MacBook) it works perfectly fine.
I revisited this site for the Dell and now that the M4 Mac Mini is out, this will be the monitor I buy to go with my new little toy.
Know that what you do helps enhance peoples lives.
Thank you.
Ahh thanks so much! Glad you came back! haha. Enjoy the M4 Mac Mini, I bought one also - such a great machine!
I did the same. Mac mini and this Dell because of your review. Thanks!
But as I saw on the Apple site, the MAC Mini M4 can only go up to 60 Hz with this monitor and resolution. Is that right? I ordered a M4 Mini as well and want to get this Monitor too. But 60 Hz wouldn't be enough for me. I would rather choose the 34" model of this monitor.
Following for more information on compatibility with mac mini m4
Also any ideas about scaling and resolution? I heard for ultrawide monitors we loose resolution when scaled ?
@@samarthshah8498 No, you can rescale, how ever i just got my mac Mini last night through DHL so i will play with it tomorrow
Been eyeing this and the 57" Neo G9 for Black Friday, for productivity 99% of the time.
@@dreistheman7797 same here. I’m using it for photography and work stuff primarily so leaning towards this for the accurate color over the larger Samsung.
iMac users beware! Bought this monitor this week as a dual iMac Pro and PC monitor, and discovered to my dismay that the Dell Display Manager KVM software does not support iMacs! While the iMac connectivity works fine via the thunderbolt cable, I wanted to be able to use keyboard shortcuts instead of the rear buttons to switch between computers, but Dell's KVM software refused to install on an iMac. After pounding the desk for awhile, I found-in teeny print at the end of the Display Manager manual-that oops iMacs are not officially supported! Huge disappointment for an $1800 monitor to not support this functionality for a whole class of Macs (many still in production BTW), and shame on Dell for not being up-front about this (they simply say "and it works for Mac!"). As a workaround, the 3rd-party utility BetterDisplay enables this functionality so I eventually got shortcuts working as desired. Overall I'm happy with the quality of the hardware, but come on Dell, why limit the software functionality?!
@@kosmokramerr Just iMacs but not later M2 M3 mac's ?
@@besovereign2032 Not positive but I believe the M-series will work based on other user comments. Recommend you read the Dell Display Manager doc for Mac.
If its an ultrawide monitor I do not see why people would not want it curved, makes no sense to me.
Same, tech reviewer said that image will warp so designer should not get it. Me who is a graphic designer: hmmm wat?
Working in architecture where there are a lot of straight lines. Curved monitors are terrible, they make me question everything.
@@brianwasike1225 ahh ok , well in that case I'm assuming you would just use regular monitors right, and not ultrawides?
@@jaredgillespie3278 its hard to give up the utility of an ultrawide. Where usually a third of the monitor is used for reference material or youtube or Spotify while the other 2 third is the design software currently open. I'm currently using a 34 inch so manageable. A colleague has the 49 inch Samsung and even curved the neck
strain is real.
@@jaredgillespie3278 curved monitors are a dealbreaker for us. Flat Ultrawide monitors are really convinient for us since we have more space to check our work or even multitask throught different programs while we're working, which is such a lifesaver
Hi Pete. I really enjoyed this video but I’m still struggling to understand the concept of MacOS scaling and how much consideration I should place on it when selecting a productivity monitor for my Mac. Do you have any plans to produce a video discussing this issue in more detail? I’ve found current TH-cam content on the topic very vague & I really like the way your videos explain things in lay-man’s terms. I’m sure there are many viewers that’d benefit from your explanation, particularly given the highly expected new MacMini release later this month.
I have one of these. Could not be happier. Only thing that would be nice is actual HDR. I can really recommend it!
120hz should be standard this days but manufactorers still go for 60hz on so many screens for office.
great review and probably my next monitor. Still hesitating because of pricing and some "game experience" missing but well done and thx for the review. Would have liked to see how the KVM is working, cabling, speed etc but well done Pete!!
Great review! I’m definitely checking this screen out!
But what I’m even more interested in are those fancy wooden panels you’ve got behind your desk. Where can I by those?
hi, very interesting test. You covered PC gaming, console gaming, that really helps for a buying decision. Thanks
Trying to cover all bases in all my reviews! Thank you :)
Hi Pete, thanks for the informative video. I ended up getting the monitor -- I have a very similar setup to yours, my question is: Does the heavy duty monitor arm by Secretlab support the desk riser for the magnus pro? According to them it's not supported but I see you're using it without a problem. Has it held up well? Thanks!
But the scaling on the Mac is much better compared to the 57 samsung. You can use ~3840x1600 with an M2 Pro or higher on this Dell.
Found that if you want to use console at 120hz you need to use the Picture in Picture mode using the back button at 75% : 25%. Does have a black bar on the 25% but you get 4K at 120hz.
Can do this via HDMI then use PC or Mac on the 25% side.
Current 57" Neo G9 panel type is VA not IPS. This difference helps the Dell's pixels look better at the same PPi. 8:45
Love how you take the temperature of the monitors.
Thanks for great review. I just have a general question for these ultra wide monitors which none of the review videos seem to mention. What happens if you share your screen during a Microsoft Teams call? Does it compress the 21:9 ratio to a 16:9 ratio or it is managed cleverly?
I use the 38" version of this monitor for work. MS Teams will deliver the full resolution of whatever you share. On the recipient end, Teams will scale down and letterbox or pillarbox the image if the aspect ratio doesn't match what you are sending. I find that most other users are on smaller 1080p laptop or desktop monitors and if I share my whole screen, they get way more pixels than could possibly resolve. Therefore, I only ever share single application windows, which I size approximately to 1920x1080, since that's likely the target resolution of the rest of the call participants.
Great review. I just purchased the Mac Studio M2 Ultra and trying to find just the right monitor. I do mostly video and photography editing. I've been looking at this Dell along with the LG 40-WP95C. Any thoughts? Thank you!!
@@ftm84 same here. What did you go with?
I went with the 40-inch LG monitor and so far it’s great.
How do you connect your wireless keyboard and mouse to the monitor? Which USB port to use for the wireless receiver? And how to set up in the menu? I have yet to find anyone that explains this on a TH-cam video. I hear how to connect by USB cable but never by wireless. Thanks very much for the video and any help you can provide.
Of course! Yep if you connect the dongle to one of the ports in the back of the monitor, and then check through the menu options to make sure it's connected the USB Ports to your Laptop / PC (choose the input, DP / HDMI etc) and then it should all just work.
@@PeteMatheson Thank you very much
@@PeteMatheson Wow, I did not know this. I might have to pick up one of those Logitech receiver things that I misplaced.
I am struggling with purchasing the Dell 40" Ultra or an LG 49" 49WQ95C-W or Samsung 49" OLED G9 (G95SC). I am a developer, and productivity is priority #1 with content #2 and gaming #3. I use both Windows and MBP. I like the idea of the built-in KVM/Hub of the Dell but I am concerned I would rather have the extra 9" for dev work.
Would love your insight on this.
@@SSBelmont I have the 49” LG and I don’t feel it has great resolution. I find myself zooming text quite a bit as I can’t read it. I also have a lot of issues with compatibility with my laptop so it disconnects all the time. The curve isn’t great either is quite flat so I’m actually looking to get this screen plus a vertical smaller monitor on the side. I do development too so I need a lot of working space.
@@daisyreyes479 I bought the Dell ultrasharp and love it
@@SSBelmont How is the text so far? thank you I'm thinking abt purchasing this! 🎉
@@pattip8110 I love the monitor text is fine
Same thought process here if only the dell was 200 cheaper
Thanks! Not enough reviews on this. I’d love it… once I can hopefully get it under 1200
It won't get that low 😅
@@besovereign2032everything eventually gets lower because there will be something better next year
Will they be making a larger size monitor of this model such as a 49 inch size?
Solid review. What's the laptop stand you are using in this video?
Thank you for the review. Based on your experience, which widescreen monitor would you recommend for work tasks like Excel? My focus to have 2 files on the same screen. I’m not looking for features geared toward gaming or movies. thanks again !
Is it possible to connect a soundbar directly to to that monitor via the hdmi 2.1? Great video BTW!
You said that productivity with MacOS is no problem *if* you install the Dell Display Driver. Could you elaborate why that is, why the drivers are required? (plug-and-play is important in a flexible desk environment)
At 11:14 you say that you are able to reach full native resolution at 120 Hz on a MacBook Pro M1 Pro. Is that actually correct? I red on reddit multiple times that this would not work and you would need at least an M2 MacBook to reach the 120 Hz. Could you check this as this hold me back until now.
@@nikolajpetrov8262 I purchased this monitor and can confirm only 60hz with my M1 Max. In addition, thunderbolt stopped working after a day. (Seems to be a common issue). Opened a support case with dell and awaiting my replacement. Currently running HDMI on my Mac at 30hz. Very disappointing. Hopefully the replacement works. Some “fix” the issue by using an official Apple thunderbolt 4 cable (an $80 expense)
I bought this monitor because I saw Pete saying that MacBook m1 can work with this monitor at 120hz. I checked few cables but it does not work at 120hz. I am going to check Cable Matters usb-c to hdmi 2.1 adapter and if this way will not work then statement from this video is not true.
Do not use HDMI, I think it might be able to over DP or Al-DP over USB-C
Not working for me on a MacBook Air M3. Big disappointment! Even the native resolution is unusable due to the lack of scaling. Everything becomes to tiny to read.
I think Pete is wrong. Search "macbook pro 14 m1 specs" then first result go to "Display Support" section. First result from Apple, you will notice that it does support max 6K@60Hz. Then same search for "macbook pro 14 m2 specs". You will notice that it does support 8K@60Hz and 4K@240Hz. So, the bandwidth of the M2 Pro does include 6K@120Hz. Why? Because the stream of 8K@60Hz = 6K@120Hz = 4K@240Hz and it is higher than this Dell monitor which is exactly 4.62K@120Hz (5K is the marketing name). For memory, when you double the K, you double the width and the height. So, the area, the pixel quantity is squared (quadrupled) from 4K to 8K but doubled from 4K to 6K (6K has the same height as 4K, but double width) *So 120Hz is OK for M2 Pro/Max and not for M1 Pro/Max.*
Pete thanks for your reviews, very very helpful indeed, I watch both your 57inch and now this 40inch, I would like to know when u mean sharp font on Dell, mean clarity? Because I was planning to get 57, meanwhile have you faced any issues with 57 recently? The Samsung website has way number of negative comments about possible failure, kid of worried, my works involves productivity which involves accessing multiple remote machines and beaming my laptop, along with Linux machine on side, also I need to evaluate lot of pdf documents
Thanks for the video, what display manager do you use for your Mac by the way?
I like the proportion of Dell 40. But I think the image quality is lacking for the price.. Especially the HDR capacity.
How many buttons do you have to press to switch the input from PC to MAC or vice versa? I have an LG and changing input ist like 5 button presses and menu actions...
Dear Pete, thank you very much for the Review! I like to buy this monitor. But I'm a lil bit worrying about my laptop. I use an ThinkPad X1 carbone (gen9) with Intel Iris and thunderbolt 4. Does it will be able to display the 5k pixels with 120 Hz?
I've been waiting for this video from you. Thank you very much for your work. Very interesting about your decision to stick with your beloved 57" Samsung. After checking this one out,
I know I know, it took a long time! haha. Next time I'll be better :)
Yes, it's a tough choice - but I just think the super wide resolution is more useful to me, who likes to have about 50 apps open at once.
I have workarounds for the connectivity issue, and the blooming / haloing isn't an issue once it's booted into the OS.
@@PeteMatheson I recently bought the 57" Samsung. A few days in one thing I'm not loving about it is the vertical color shift. I find the black background in apps like VsCode shifting from black to grey. I just came off a 34" IPS ultrawide (1440p tall which was not enough for me). I'm wondering if I should have bought this Dell instead since it's IPS (vs the Samsung which is VA). My guess is the IPS is why you feel that text is better on the Dell. But according to RTINGS the vertical colorshift isn't _that_ much worse on the Samsung 57" than this Dell. Have you noticed a difference there? Particularly in dark theme apps?
Great video thanks - how does it compare to the LG 45 inch?
Size wise, it feels very familiar. But the resolution is WAY better on the Dell - so if it’s mainly for productivity then this is the easy winner. Particularly on a Mac.
The LG is great, OLED is amazing, but the resolution and PPI is what lets it down.
Hey Pete, Have you looked at or reviewed the Samsung ViewFinity S9? I'm curious to see how you think it stacks up as a good all rounder against the bigger screens?
Make this Oled and higher curve it would be perfect. Love the Ethernet port
What's the best way to get the 120hz refresh rate. Online perspectives are saying the supplied cables don't have the capabilities etc. Right now I'm capped at 60Hz.
@@curtkennedyscorner8949 display port instead of hdmi
what i need is for anyone, Samsung included, to release a 57" OLED, i have a Monoprice 49", and need more vertical, and i'll take some more horizontal, and why not a little more
Thanks for the review, Pete!
Received it recently and thinking about keeping it. I wonder, what scaling option do you use in Mac OS ? The native one appears to be quite usable, and I noticed all other scaling options give a text slight "hallowing", especially visible when white text is displayed on the dark background (probably due lack of font-smoothing on mac os).
This Dell also integrates with Mac OS quite well: night shift works, didn't notice any flickering and it wakes up fast.
I had been using dual Studio displays, but 27 inch is just way too limiting (+18ms response makes it feel like a 30hz display instead of 60hz). Then sold one of the Studio Displays and bought The Pro Display XDR (I know, "a bit" of an overkill for coding). The XDR is the best monitor I've ever had, but for that price I'd expect it to last a decade and I'm not sure it will. The repair-cost is absolutely eye-watering too if the XDR breaks a few years later. So, now thinking about returning the XDR and selling the remaining Studio Display.
What is the difference between this 40 inch and the 49 inch dell ultrawide? The 49 inch is significantly better priced but looks like the same specs. I don't get it. Please enlighten me smart people.
The 49" model has none of the built-in thunderbolt dock features. It's kinda a totally different monitor!
For music production which one is the best in your opinion ? This or the 57?
I have 3x 27 inch monitors with 60 Hz each and would like to switch to 1 monitor of a similar size and at least 120 Hz. I use a MacBook Pro and would like to have 5k on the monitor as well. The Pro Display XDR is too small for me and doesn't have at least 120 Hz. I'm afraid that the Dell is also too small and has too low a pixel density. Are there any other alternatives in the meantime?
Hey, great review! What do you think about the lower budget Dell U3425WE?
Nice well-rounded review
What is this wrap that you are using for your macbook.
I was heavily considering the G9 Neo, but now I'm unsure. The color accuracy, KVM, and USB-C for the Mac are drawing me in more with this one. 120Hz is fine; I just wish it had more curve. I will still get this one, though.
It's a really tough choice - check the latest video I just posted on the G9 as well - but yeah, definitely comes down to personal preference as to which one!
@@PeteMatheson love that you check the comments consistently! I’ve been watching a lot of your content revolving around monitors trying to pick. Keep up the amazing work!
Does this work well with a MacBook Air M3? Most articles I read says I won’t get anythjng close to native resolution and text will be blurry. Any recommendations? I like the size at 40inches but worried I won’t get the best output.
HI!
I'm having a hard time figuring out what monitor(s) to get. I've been mostly thinking about having 2 monitors, 27-32", and 4k minimum. I will never be gaming, it's purely productivity. I'm in real estate and have tons of windows open at a time, and a few different programs running simultaneously. I will also be doing video editing for properties, nothing crazy intensive. My main concern is the scaling and PPI when using a Mac.
I'm getting a M4 Max MBP once it's released because my current MBP is ~10yrs old. I was originally thinking about getting two ASD or LG Ultrafines but after doing more research I want something that has at least 120hz. I've seen comparisons of using an external 60hz monitor with M3 MBP's and don't like how it's not smooth compared to the native MBP screen. I've seen forum posts with guys using between 2 to 3 LG OLED monitors; running at 120hz with no issues, but I'm worried about burn-in since I always have a lot of documents up at all times.
Seeing this review, I'm now leaning towards the G9. I understand the scaling might not be exact but it seems to be close enough, and at 120hz which is enough for me, also the amount of screen real estate. I'm currently using a Samsung CJ791 34" and everything seems fine to me scaling wise, so having a screening nearly 2x the size would be nice. The other option I'm looking at, again after seeing your review, is the Dell 40" UltraSharp, just wish it was a bit wider. If I do go with the Dell, I was thinking of getting a smaller 4k screen on the side vertically for scrolling through docs.
Sorry for the tl;dr comment but any insight would be appreciated. I originally wrote this for the G9 review you made but I saw that this review is newer, so the chance of you replying would be higher on this review.... lol
THANK YOU!!!!!
hvnt pay attention on ultrawide monitor in a while and finally its here, 4k ultra wide with high refresh rate
this one is certainly too big for me and the connectivity is surly a beast which i cant fully make use of, but i surely would love to see more options like this
What are the specs (CPU, generation, GPU, RAM, SSD, etc., etc.) of the desktop gaming computer (at time 12:59 in the video)?
This seems like a perfect solution for my problem: Desktop + work laptop need to work with 3 screens. Question: Can this beauty of a monitor send signal to 2 more monitors? And if yes - how? What is the cable setup I would need to use?
Potentially! You can use the Thunderbolt downstream port to hook up another monitor via thunderbolt - or potentially use a thunderbolt to HDMI/DP adapter. But I suspect this would also only work when you hook up your laptop / PC via Thunderbolt too.
Unfortunately I don't have enough here to test for you, but in theory it should and could work with the right combination of supported devices!
If you don’t care about 120hz than consider getting previous model 4021 for cheaper on eBay. Same size, resolution, slightly less power delivery at 90W and 60hz
Thanks for the review.. quick question.. How much laptops can be connected simultaneously via ucb?
Could you make a comment on that dell how it fares with KVM setup? I'm really interested in this bit - like, a scenario where a contractor laptop is plugged in alongside daily-Desktop PC. Does it work well for you? This is something I feel missing in Samsung
Which monitor tires your eyes more, this one or the G9?
I’ve been eying this monitor for a long time but in another review it was mentioned it did not work at 120hz full resolution on a MBP M1 Pro. Are you 100% sure it does?
It would basically seal the deal for me. 11:36
If I have two Macs-one for home and one for work-along with a single keyboard and trackpad connected via Bluetooth, how does this Dell monitor KVM switch work if I want to switch from the home Mac to the work Mac?
I am planning to purchase a secret lab Desk Magnus Pro. I just want to purchase ( 2) 40 Dell monitors - will it fit on the Magnus Desk - I also have a laptop from work to use. Any advise would be helpful ! Thank you!
Great combination!
I would say yes, but only if you don’t mount them to the shelf.
With that said, you may be able to fit 2 side by side and use the shelf, but it could be pushing the weight limits a little.
Just wanted to drop by and say what a fantastic job on the thumbnail my dude!
Will four monitors of these work if they are connected to your computer?
Mine is coming on Monday. Cant wait. Should be a pretty decent upgrade from 34" 3440x1440. I hope!
@@davidhamilton8108 verdict?
Monitor Arm on Monitor Stand? What brand for stand?.
How is the Arm being supported on the stand? didnt know it cud be done
Secretlab arm is solid!
Hey! I‘d love to get this Monitor for my Future Mac mini. I’ve read about issues with the Text clarity and Resolution. Does anybody would mind Sharing their experiences?
How many "devices" can you connect and switch between with the Kvm? I have a setup with PC (gaming) one macbook pro (m1 max) and one macbook air(m2) where I would like to switch keyboard, mouse, mic, monitor and ethernet, but I couldn't find anything in the manual if this is possible
I saw in the menu that you can set it to adobeRGB color space. You didn’t select it. As a photographer I’m interested to know what percentage of the AdobeRGB color space it covers. I do not seem to be able to find that in the specs online.
It's a solid option. Nice review!
Could you recommend another 4K Monitor Mac friendly monitor with AMAZING specs that costs less? 😬😅 A friend told me abt Dell being MAC friendly! I need a 32 or 34" or larger 4K monitor for production and video editing and productivity on my M2! I just picked up the Alienware 32" 4K UHD 240Hz Curved QD-OLED Gaming Monitor (AW3225QF) on sale $1200 + tax Love the specs but still not sure of it's overkill for what i need it for!? Also would love to spend less😅Wondering which 32"+ 4k monitor is best for my M2 Studio?
Look at LG
Does AMD USB 4 work with the built in KVM or does it require Intel?
My only concern is the black level? Is it on level with mini led or Oled?
Great Video by the way
@@Ben600lt did you watch the video? ☺️
I was really wanting this monitor for productivity but I heard the motion handling is bad if you also want to use it for gaming on the side. True?
Yeah it's not the best - mentioned in in the gaming part of this video!
38 or 40 is the sweetspot in terms of monitor sizes. Everything else particularly 49 is too big.
Might get this to replace my PD3200U 4K screen and OWC Thunderbolt 3 Dock. Looks like it replaces nearly all the docks ports aside from a card reader.
Wow high quality video. 👌.
Thank you!
If money was no bar, what monitor do you recommend for productivity?
Dear Pete Matheson. I am very serious in purchasing this monitor. May I ask how seamless it is to switch devices using the in-built KVM? I have a laptop and plan to dual screen that beast and was wondering is there like, a lengthy delay in the kvm switching to and fro the devices, please? I am on the verge of purchasing the monitor AND the arm using your link in the next 2 weeks, so I extremely appreciate any advice and guidance on the above. Thank you very much kind sir.
Hello! It's similar to other monitors where it takes a second or two to switch as it changes the video source and moves over the USB devices etc
I wouldn't say it's lengthy by any stretch, but it's also not instant.
Sorry if that doesn't help - but hopefully it does!? lol
Hi! Do you confirm that M1 Pro can run full resolution at 120hz? I've seen a bunch of subreddit talking about how it's not natively working but you can create and use EDID profile to go near 120hz, thanks for the review, I'm looking at this monitor for a couple of months now, but I'm unsure how well it will play with my 16" M1 Pro!
11:11
Same questions from me. I'm running a 14" M1pro and have also seen elsewhere that the M1 does not support that refresh rate unless you do some wizardry with an specific adapter that also requires you FLASH it with a new firmware update. So will appreciate to know if you are getting full resolution and 120hz refresh rate with just a regular cable?
@@robflores5172 yes I know, but sometime people make mistakes, and from what I got from internet is that it's simply impossible with an M1
He does not answer our questions...
What about videos? Can I use this monitor to play standard 4k videos on it? They typically have black bars on top and bottom, and if I am not wrong, the 5k display of the Dell would be perfect, when stretching the video to 5120 horizontal and 2160p vertical size. Is it possible, or do I have to crop videos first, and then play them using vlc or a similar program?
I am looking for a monitor, and I am looking at Dell, because my dad gets discounts there from work, right now, it is between this, and their Alienware 4K QD-OLED (which I would get 2 of if I decide to get the Alienware monitor), I just wish Dell would have make an ultra wide version of their Alienware QD-OLED 4K monitor, that would make my monitor making decision so much easier.
Probably a niche question but how limited are the custom layout options using Dell Display Manager? Would it be possible to create a centered FHD or QHD window to run games in or does the entire display need to be used? Gaming is not a priority but it would still be cool to run games at both a reasonable frame rate and PPI
I wanted to buy the Samsung S9 49" but then I see this review for the Dell 40". I was ready to click to buy but then I see that there is a £400 difference for the Dell (more expensive). Back to the Samsung?
Hi, I have the same monitor. I am having issues using an external powered USB hub connected to it when I use the monitor with my MacBook Pro M2 via Thunderbolt 4. None of the items connected to the hub work (tried different hubs). On Windows, instead, with the same Hub configuration (DisplayPort + upstream usb-c) everything works fine. Have you experienced the same kind of issues?
Hey, how is the scaling issue?
Hi mate! Thanks for the review!
I've had this monitor for about a month now and overall, I love it. However, I’m encountering an issue where videos, especially in full-screen mode, seem choppy, as if they’re playing at 25fps or lower. I film all my videos at 60fps for my channel, and while I don’t have this issue on other screens, it’s quite noticeable here. The same thing happens when playing videos on TH-cam or VLC.
Have you experienced anything similar or have any suggestions on what might be causing this?
It's a bit frustrating because it makes it hard to tell if my videos are smooth during editing. Any advice would be appreciated!🙌
Very odd! And no, nothing like that so far.
What are you running the screen at for resolution and refresh rate? And have you tried swapping to a different video source? (HDMI / DP etc)
@@PeteMatheson 5k at 120hz. And yes I've tried that😊
Oh man, I’m not sure then I’m afraid! No issues here like that 😔
@@PeteMatheson thank you for your time mate! Really appreciate it 🙌
Welcome! Best of luck
It’s not 140 PPI, it’s 160+ PPI like LG’s 5k2k display.
would this monitor be ok for games like black myth wukong, Elden ring, fps games?
Oh for sure!
@@PeteMatheson cheers thanks for your reply! I've got a 3 32inch 4k monitor setup currently, trying to sell it, once sold this will be the one!!
Is it possible to connect two laptops (MacBook Pro and Dell Latitude) via thunderbolt? Or is it one thunderbolt and then HDMI/DP connection for the other? Would like to be able to have minimal cables with both machines getting powered through thunderbolt if possible.
I bought this last week and have so far been very impressed, however when using two machines, how do I switch my KVM mouse / keyboard between them easily, please?
I find it difficult finding a monitor that I can do productivity and gaming on. Any recommendations? I think at the end here, you said you would recommend something else for both.
If you''re a serious gamer then I'd suggest having one monitor for productivity (like the Dell 40) and go for a separate monitor for gaming. If you're a casual gamer though, the Dell will do just fine on its own :)
Can I use this Dell 4025 40" display on my 2023 MacBook Pro 16" M3 Max at full resolution/hz? If yes, via HDMI or USB C?
Yes and via thunderbolt!
@@PeteMatheson get 5K at 120hz? Just got back from Apple Store where I was told it was not possible.
@@sharokinisayo7389Its possible because this monitor is not 5k but 4k (2160 vertical resolution) and 4k 120 is possible with M3 Max.. 5k 120 is not.. I hope this clarifies!!
Hi there,
I know that this is a matte panel screen but does someone know if this is more sharp than the usual classic matte panel ? Because I really love the sharpening render on a glossy screen panel and I have a friend which own a 27 Samsung display that is really sharp for a matte one.
But in my case, every matte display that i owned (AW3821DW, Acer Predator Z35...) didn't have this sharp rendering so I was wondering if this Dell UltraSharp was closer in term of sharpening to a glossy panel ? After all, it's called UltraSharp...
nice! in the US the samsung 57 is actually cheaper right now, they are running big sales
Oh wow! Well that’s very handy then!
If you consider the fact that it has everything a docking station offers built in, and most docking stations are a few hundred dollars, the monitor gets significantly cheaper. Of course you are locked in to that monitor though
Will I be able to get 120 hz out of my PS5 if I use an hdmi 2.1 cable?
Is it possible to scale the resolution to 3440 x 1440, I have the 34 inch model but I dont like the low 110 ppi, so I want to exchange it to this one that has 140ppi but I want to be sure that its scalable to 3440 x 1440 on mac
I'll probably get this, but wish it was Mini-LED to hit HDR1000.
Well 1 second / 120 is 8.333milliseconds so it can react faster than it refreshes the picture with 5 and 8 ms.
Hi, it is between this one and the g9 57 inch. I want it mainly for productivity and video editing. I rarley play any games. Thanks.
I'm unable to get 120Hz on my monitor when connected with a Thunderbolt cable to my Microsoft Surface Laptop. Should I switch to using an HDMI or DisplayPort cable ?
Very odd! I’d definitely try something like HDMI first to see if it’s a limitation over Thunderbolt or something. Does your Surface have 2.1?