For those interested in this monitor: please be aware that this monitor seems to suffer from a production issue where affected panels are damaged with scratches over the entire width of the monitor. I went through multiple replacements, but 3/3 monitors (all produced May '24) suffered from this issue in varying degrees. My model from July '24 does not have any scratches, but does have some green bleed at the bottom part of the monitor. Not really the kind of quality control issues you expect from a top-of-the-line monitor meant for video editing.
This video was very useful to me. I’m in the middle of upgrading my hardware and finally settled on a PowerSpec G476 with a i9-14900DKF processor and a Nvidia 4090 GPU. On the basis of this review I bought the U4025QW as my monitor and I LOVE IT! You’re right, it’s great for video editing, color correction, character animation, scoring, name it. Thanks for this review! I only wish I’d had this monitor before I upgraded. Any suggestions or reviews for scoring and/or sound effects libraries?
@@JohnSmith-me4ik Sure! They’re “ok” I guess. I did have to wander around through the settings to get the volume up above a whisper, and although the really wide monitor is fabulous for scoring, the speakers you’re asking about are definitely NOT. If you’re going to be scoring, or doing any sound design you’re definitely going to need to add speakers that are a hell of a lot more accurate. I’d shop for some good studio monitor speakers in that case. I often use an old pair of Alienware wireless headphones if I’m relaxing to music or playing games late at night. It really depends on what you’re using them for. But I wouldn’t use them for anything where accuracy is a concern. For example I wouldn’t use the built in speakers of this monitor to place sound FX within 3 dimensional space. What you wind up with might be WAY off when listened to on any other speakers. That help?
Great review! I'm just a retired software developer who can't stay off the computer. I've done video editing, but not professionally. I just bought this monitor on sale on Amazon for a little over $1,600. I'm not a gamer either but thought I might try some non-violent games in the near future. I have a 4 year old Lenovo gaming laptop that I connect thru Thunderbolt 3 using the supplied Thunderbolt 4 cable. I am able to get 5120 x 2160 at 60 Hz but not at 120 Hz. A Lenovo support rep said that my laptop/video card is not powerful enough. This is where I don't know much. I wish I had this information before I bought it. I don't want to have to buy another machine just to use the monitor at its full capabilities.
Thank you so much for a quality review of this monitor. I have been excited about this monitor since it was introduced at CES this year. It's taken quite some time for reviews to come out though. I'm glad to see the price has come in at $1800 instead of the $2300 price point that was been talked about.
Been eyeing for this monitor for months now! This looks perfect for me as a programmer and college CS student. Planning on doing productivity/coding most of the time and gaming is definitely a plus in my book. I am planning on getting the u3223qe on top of this monitor and u2723qe as a vertical monitor. What do you think about this setup?
I;m using the u2723qe 2,000:1 contrasty ratio 4k monitor right now as well and "like" it. I used to love it @ 1st until the magic of OLED and now I see this monitor.. I want the Samsung G9 49" so bad but it's not 4k :(
@@jesseroussellmusic that monitor would be great for gaming rather than productivity though. I’d have worry about the brightness and oled burn-in if I got it as my main for productivity. I’m also looking at the u2724de in place of the u2723qe, even though it has a 2K display. Which one would you recommend?
I just ordered mine today after watching this video and few others. I use a Dell Ultrasharp 4k 27" and i love it for day to day usage: coding, youtube, browsing, movies and also gaming. So because I love 4k and the sharp and colorfully image on my monitor I didnt want to give up on thiis. As for gaming I like simracing so I wanted also a curved wide monitor. And I wanted also to have more refresh rate even if my current GPU can't render 4k High details gaming. I game mostly 2K for now. But end of this year I will upgrade also to a more powerfull GPU.
Can you clarify what sort of GFX card you have and what the graphics settings you use were? It seems like a great monitor but I'm struggling to imagine what the graphics performance or experience will be like? do you have to run it in a non-native resolution?
think this is the only "video editors review" of this monitor that really delivers on it. Only thing I think it's missing is something about the response rate and blur on motion for gaming
I wonder when Dell's sale ended on this monitor. Nearly every review in the last month says it's $1800, but I just started looking last week and it's been $1919. I've been debating between this and the Samsung 57" to get a 4k ultrawide. I ended up buying the Samsung cause I could just go get it from Best Buy, but I'm still not convinced and have 60 days to return. I actually LOVE using windows 11's new snapping options to split it into 3 windows on the 32:9 monitor. 16:9 in the middle and two 8:9 screens on the side. One of the biggest selling points to ultrawides is treating it like side by side monitors, but also having it wide enough that you can get a center focused window and still have space on each side for discord/browser/notes. I feel like a 21:9 is a better full screen game experience, but trying to fit more windows side by side on the smaller screen often forces some apps/sites into mobile mode. Gah, I want the Dell, but 32:9 lol... or a QD-OLED 32:9.
My only concern with the Samsung would be color accuracy. I would look into getting an affordable 27 inch that is color accurate to pair with it and you should be good to go
Good video. When using a wireless mouse and a wireless keyboard to control two computers that are plugged into the monitor, do the mouse and keyboard have to use the SAME dongle??, or do they work independently (i.e. one dongle each or BlueTooth separately?)?
How would you compare this to an Samsung G9 49” or LG 49”? I am in the market for an ultra wide and have been looking at the LG and Samsung and have been hesitant on this one due to fact it’s 9” less. Priority for me is coding, content editing then gaming. With the extra resolution does it make up for the loss of 9”?
I used to have a triple monitor setup with 2 Dell g3223qs and a lenovo y32. After using these for a year the setup was simply too big for me and i decided to sell the setup and get an ultrawide. Got a used odyssey g9 neo 49 mini led and while gaming was lovely, I simply couldn't look at text during work. Immediately got rid of it after less than a day. Video on my channel of me gaming on the ultrawide for reference. So it's as they say, after 4k you can't go lower. If you have never used 4k, you should be happy with the Samsung.
Thank you for the review! At last, a professional one for this incredible monitor. Still want to ask you if VRR/G-sync works well? Could you please check if G-sync indicator works? Do you really fill better smoothness with VRR on?
@@evancycles just wait a bit longer on the price, Dell is notorious for having overpriced products at launch and then discounting them substantially after a few quarters.
Can you please shed some light on you gaming rig? what GPU and CPU you are using in order to get 120HZ out of this monitor. I currently have this monitor and I have given up on gaming at the moment since I can not get the monitor to display the 120HZ as advertise. Thank you in advance.
8:05 If backlight bleeding is so visible under ideal conditions, it is certainly a disaster in darker rooms. I was looking for a better IPS monitor because I hate the IPS glow and backlight bleeding from my NEC screen. I was hoping that "IPS Black" would be the solution but this monitor doesn't seem to be worth the money.
This monitor looks awesome, but I don't know if I need that. I edit on DaVinci Resolve (+ some gaming before going to bed), and think that my perfect setup would be: - A UltraWide monitor for timelines and also gaming (34", 38" or 40"; 4k is enough and maybe a bit too much for gaming (I think 1440p should be enough), great response time : at least 1ms, and at least 144hz, with good color accuracy and contrast ratio) - with a second monitor stacked on top of it that I use for clean feed. And that's the one that need to be really good (32'', 16/9, 4 or 5k resolution with great color accuracy, and nice contrast, 10bit). I"m afraid that this monitor would be too much for gaming (at 5k ultrawide, I don't think even a 4090 is gonna be enough).
Nice but £1.6k vs a good dual 4k 27" setup is £0.5k and gives you more resolution and screen real estate at less than 1/3 of the price, so a bit of a hard sell...
Hey Matt, I appreciate your channel and help you have been before, can I ask you a new question? You may cover it on your channel but I was hoping for 2024 info.... as we discussed I edit 4k video for our broadcast shows that have 24 minutes of content. I want/need a new high capacity ext hard drive and want speed and reliability of course... SSD I am sure is faster than standard drives.. can you please recommend or link me to where on your channel you cover this.... 12-15 Terabyte needed, fast transfer rates, etc.. and most of all reliability as crashing and losing all of our footage is not an option... :-) Thanks buddy...
If i was rich i would like something like this... we're still too early but in a couple of years maybe we'll have a lot more 4k+ ultrawides at 40 inch decent at gaming too. Can't wait
I currently have a 34” G8 OLED with my M2 Mac Studio. The G8 has some quirks that I don’t love. For one, it will not sleep or wake with the Mac. Have to use the remote every time. The text clarity is not ideal either. Debating moving towards something like this but fear going back to IPS after OLED will be a let down…
HI can this monitor be downscaled to lets say 4K rather than 5K without getting black bars or less crisp details ? I m just worried my gpu 3080 wont hit at least 100 fps on some games I want to run on this monitor at 5K native resolution
Super cool, and Matt is great as ever, but at that price point... I kinda wonder why not just totally splurge and get one of Apple's monitors? I know it's not necessarily good for gaming, but it's still got great image quality.
No word or test on actually connecting his notebook to the screen, actually having 120 Hz and his shown 2nd screen daisy chained. The presenter only repeats the Dell commercial. In real life many notebook users including Mac book pros have issues in various user forums.
this monitor is 120hz [1 sec/120 = 8.33ms of Refresh Interval (RI) from the moment you click something you'd get 8.33ms of RI + 8ms of Response Time (RT) = 16.33ms of Display Latency (DL). This means it would take you 16.33ms to see your action displayed. Compared to a good gaming monitor with 240hz / 0.5ms with 4.17ms (RI) + 0.5ms (RT) =
Purchased it recently with advanced 3Y paid support/replacement service. from the day one issue with TB connection to laptop. Warning a very expensive headache with poor TB4 KVM hub hardware. TB4 connection drops randomly disconnecting wired ethernet and most annoyingly in the middle of conf call. Only way to restore it by switching on/off monitor power. How embarrassing output from a £1.8k product. TB also stops PD to laptop. Otherwise it could have been an excellent buy. Dell support proved to be joke. They have been dragging troubleshooting beyond 14 day cooling off period for return so that online support team can wash their hand with it. They don’t even want to share a complain procedure.
It's too expensive for what it is, if it was ~1200 I wouldn't have went for the neo G9 57". I'll try the G9 57" for coding so I don't need the better color accuracy of the Dell.
Yea but there's a huge crowd that works from home 8 hours a day that can't buy into oled due to burn in. 40" 21:9 miniled is end game for this crowd...sucks no one has done it yet.
I think people who are looking for an "endgame" monitor should avoid this product at the moment. LG has announced they're planning on making 5120x2160 OLED panels in the next year or two, at 240Hz as well, and potentially using their "dual mode" feature to be able to switch to 2560x1080 at 480Hz. That will absolutely blow this IPS panel out of the water. Still a very tempting product, and I know buyers should generally avoid worrying about the shinier, better product around the corner... but if you're waiting for that "perfect monitor" and don't absolutely need to drop that money on a monitor right this second, I think waiting for an OLED will help avoid the extreme buyer's remorse people will feel.
what exactly does all that Hertz speed get you? I'm running 4k at 30 Hz and am looking forward to stepping up to at least 120 Hz with my next purchase. But I'm not sure what all that speed (480 Hz) gets you. Perhaps you could explain.
And who wants to wait 2 years because LG is "planning something"? If they announce a product to be released in 3-6ish months? Maybe. But not 2 years of vague hints.
Just wondering, what did you never recommend the LG 5k 34" Monitor to someone? Because you said that there's never been an ultriwide with this resolution but LG made one 5years ago: th-cam.com/video/qxJ1xj8mXA4/w-d-xo.html
Good video as always but it would be nice to consider the broke folks that cant shell out over 1500 for a monitor. edit, ooh btw tech and people always change so never mind what anyone has to say about what you already said long before you experienced it firsthand, lol
This video is just the right in duration, and covers all the necessary information. A rare thing in today's world!
Unfortunately, no mention of how text looks on it.
For those interested in this monitor: please be aware that this monitor seems to suffer from a production issue where affected panels are damaged with scratches over the entire width of the monitor. I went through multiple replacements, but 3/3 monitors (all produced May '24) suffered from this issue in varying degrees. My model from July '24 does not have any scratches, but does have some green bleed at the bottom part of the monitor. Not really the kind of quality control issues you expect from a top-of-the-line monitor meant for video editing.
Been waiting for people to start reviewing this monitor before I buy. Thank you for the review.
This video was very useful to me. I’m in the middle of upgrading my hardware and finally settled on a PowerSpec G476 with a i9-14900DKF processor and a Nvidia 4090 GPU. On the basis of this review I bought the U4025QW as my monitor and I LOVE IT! You’re right, it’s great for video editing, color correction, character animation, scoring, name it. Thanks for this review! I only wish I’d had this monitor before I upgraded.
Any suggestions or reviews for scoring and/or sound effects libraries?
Hi! May I ask how good the speakers are on the monitor?
@@JohnSmith-me4ik Sure! They’re “ok” I guess. I did have to wander around through the settings to get the volume up above a whisper, and although the really wide monitor is fabulous for scoring, the speakers you’re asking about are definitely NOT. If you’re going to be scoring, or doing any sound design you’re definitely going to need to add speakers that are a hell of a lot more accurate. I’d shop for some good studio monitor speakers in that case. I often use an old pair of Alienware wireless headphones if I’m relaxing to music or playing games late at night. It really depends on what you’re using them for. But I wouldn’t use them for anything where accuracy is a concern. For example I wouldn’t use the built in speakers of this monitor to place sound FX within 3 dimensional space. What you wind up with might be WAY off when listened to on any other speakers.
That help?
Great review! I'm just a retired software developer who can't stay off the computer. I've done video editing, but not professionally. I just bought this monitor on sale on Amazon for a little over $1,600. I'm not a gamer either but thought I might try some non-violent games in the near future. I have a 4 year old Lenovo gaming laptop that I connect thru Thunderbolt 3 using the supplied Thunderbolt 4 cable. I am able to get 5120 x 2160 at 60 Hz but not at 120 Hz. A Lenovo support rep said that my laptop/video card is not powerful enough. This is where I don't know much. I wish I had this information before I bought it. I don't want to have to buy another machine just to use the monitor at its full capabilities.
Thank you so much for a quality review of this monitor. I have been excited about this monitor since it was introduced at CES this year. It's taken quite some time for reviews to come out though. I'm glad to see the price has come in at $1800 instead of the $2300 price point that was been talked about.
Been eyeing for this monitor for months now! This looks perfect for me as a programmer and college CS student. Planning on doing productivity/coding most of the time and gaming is definitely a plus in my book. I am planning on getting the u3223qe on top of this monitor and u2723qe as a vertical monitor. What do you think about this setup?
I;m using the u2723qe 2,000:1 contrasty ratio 4k monitor right now as well and "like" it. I used to love it @ 1st until the magic of OLED and now I see this monitor.. I want the Samsung G9 49" so bad but it's not 4k :(
@@jesseroussellmusic that monitor would be great for gaming rather than productivity though. I’d have worry about the brightness and oled burn-in if I got it as my main for productivity. I’m also looking at the u2724de in place of the u2723qe, even though it has a 2K display. Which one would you recommend?
I just ordered mine today after watching this video and few others.
I use a Dell Ultrasharp 4k 27" and i love it for day to day usage: coding, youtube, browsing, movies and also gaming.
So because I love 4k and the sharp and colorfully image on my monitor I didnt want to give up on thiis. As for gaming I like simracing so I wanted also a curved wide monitor. And I wanted also to have more refresh rate even if my current GPU can't render 4k High details gaming. I game mostly 2K for now.
But end of this year I will upgrade also to a more powerfull GPU.
Can you clarify what sort of GFX card you have and what the graphics settings you use were? It seems like a great monitor but I'm struggling to imagine what the graphics performance or experience will be like? do you have to run it in a non-native resolution?
think this is the only "video editors review" of this monitor that really delivers on it. Only thing I think it's missing is something about the response rate and blur on motion for gaming
Always great info Matt. Thank you!
I wonder when Dell's sale ended on this monitor. Nearly every review in the last month says it's $1800, but I just started looking last week and it's been $1919. I've been debating between this and the Samsung 57" to get a 4k ultrawide. I ended up buying the Samsung cause I could just go get it from Best Buy, but I'm still not convinced and have 60 days to return.
I actually LOVE using windows 11's new snapping options to split it into 3 windows on the 32:9 monitor. 16:9 in the middle and two 8:9 screens on the side. One of the biggest selling points to ultrawides is treating it like side by side monitors, but also having it wide enough that you can get a center focused window and still have space on each side for discord/browser/notes. I feel like a 21:9 is a better full screen game experience, but trying to fit more windows side by side on the smaller screen often forces some apps/sites into mobile mode. Gah, I want the Dell, but 32:9 lol... or a QD-OLED 32:9.
My only concern with the Samsung would be color accuracy. I would look into getting an affordable 27 inch that is color accurate to pair with it and you should be good to go
Good video. When using a wireless mouse and a wireless keyboard to control two computers that are plugged into the monitor, do the mouse and keyboard have to use the SAME dongle??, or do they work independently (i.e. one dongle each or BlueTooth separately?)?
Loved your video! I wonder how small are icons, font, and other stuff at 100% scaling. What scaling are you using in Windows? (100% / 125% / 150%)
I've been using 150% and it feels like a good mix between size and resolution.
How would you compare this to an Samsung G9 49” or LG 49”? I am in the market for an ultra wide and have been looking at the LG and Samsung and have been hesitant on this one due to fact it’s 9” less.
Priority for me is coding, content editing then gaming. With the extra resolution does it make up for the loss of 9”?
I'm interested to know the answer to this too
I used to have a triple monitor setup with 2 Dell g3223qs and a lenovo y32. After using these for a year the setup was simply too big for me and i decided to sell the setup and get an ultrawide. Got a used odyssey g9 neo 49 mini led and while gaming was lovely, I simply couldn't look at text during work. Immediately got rid of it after less than a day.
Video on my channel of me gaming on the ultrawide for reference.
So it's as they say, after 4k you can't go lower. If you have never used 4k, you should be happy with the Samsung.
which monitor arm you went for? ... still happy with the monitor overall?
Thank you for the review! At last, a professional one for this incredible monitor. Still want to ask you if VRR/G-sync works well? Could you please check if G-sync indicator works? Do you really fill better smoothness with VRR on?
Yes g-sync works. Very smooth in game
More vertical space for all those layers. Nice. Currently I have a 38inch 3840x1600 but I need more vertical space. Yup, I'm getting this.
I m working since two years on the Dell U4021QW which has exactly the same resolution and size :)
@@evancycles just wait a bit longer on the price, Dell is notorious for having overpriced products at launch and then discounting them substantially after a few quarters.
I feel the same, I want an ultrawide that has a good color accuracy and can handle more than 72Hz so this seems like a perfect screen
Can you please shed some light on you gaming rig? what GPU and CPU you are using in order to get 120HZ out of this monitor. I currently have this monitor and I have given up on gaming at the moment since I can not get the monitor to display the 120HZ as advertise. Thank you in advance.
8:05 If backlight bleeding is so visible under ideal conditions, it is certainly a disaster in darker rooms. I was looking for a better IPS monitor because I hate the IPS glow and backlight bleeding from my NEC screen. I was hoping that "IPS Black" would be the solution but this monitor doesn't seem to be worth the money.
Thanks a lot for this video! At its native resolution, what is the recommended default scaling in the display settings? 150% or 200% or 100%?
150% recommended
This monitor looks awesome, but I don't know if I need that. I edit on DaVinci Resolve (+ some gaming before going to bed), and think that my perfect setup would be:
- A UltraWide monitor for timelines and also gaming (34", 38" or 40"; 4k is enough and maybe a bit too much for gaming (I think 1440p should be enough), great response time : at least 1ms, and at least 144hz, with good color accuracy and contrast ratio)
- with a second monitor stacked on top of it that I use for clean feed. And that's the one that need to be really good (32'', 16/9, 4 or 5k resolution with great color accuracy, and nice contrast, 10bit).
I"m afraid that this monitor would be too much for gaming (at 5k ultrawide, I don't think even a 4090 is gonna be enough).
Nice but £1.6k vs a good dual 4k 27" setup is £0.5k and gives you more resolution and screen real estate at less than 1/3 of the price, so a bit of a hard sell...
Or hear me out. You buy this monitor and you put the 2 27 inch monitors on the sides. 👀
Always hated 2 monitors setup and I am getting this one.
@@putinaspiliponis6428 you won't regret it
@@whoismatt already using it for few days - loving it. My main work is programming.
How does this compare to the LG 40WP95C-W?
Nice review of this monitor, thanks! But if I don't have the money for it, what's next in queue? Curved, of course!
Price..
An arm and a leg
@@crimsonpirate1710 and a kidney
I know this reply is a little late but just in case... I paid Amazon $1,600 recently.
Hey Matt, I appreciate your channel and help you have been before, can I ask you a new question? You may cover it on your channel but I was hoping for 2024 info.... as we discussed I edit 4k video for our broadcast shows that have 24 minutes of content. I want/need a new high capacity ext hard drive and want speed and reliability of course... SSD I am sure is faster than standard drives.. can you please recommend or link me to where on your channel you cover this.... 12-15 Terabyte needed, fast transfer rates, etc.. and most of all reliability as crashing and losing all of our footage is not an option... :-) Thanks buddy...
If i was rich i would like something like this... we're still too early but in a couple of years maybe we'll have a lot more 4k+ ultrawides at 40 inch decent at gaming too. Can't wait
Would I still need a KVM Switcher with this Monitor for going back and forward between a Mac Studio M2 Ultra and Work ThinkPad laptop?
Since you weren't paid for this review, and Dell sent you the monitor, you sent it back obviously right?
Thanks for this precise review ! 🙏 Really makes me want to buy it, but damn the price 🥵
I currently have a 34” G8 OLED with my M2 Mac Studio. The G8 has some quirks that I don’t love. For one, it will not sleep or wake with the Mac. Have to use the remote every time. The text clarity is not ideal either. Debating moving towards something like this but fear going back to IPS after OLED will be a let down…
Hey man, did you end up switching? Considering the dell myself but concerned about ips
@@imperius1490 Still have the G8. Holding out for a 5k2k OLED panel. Whenever that comes
At $1,800 it’s out of reach for me, but if my livelihood depended on it, then this would be a good purchase.
HI can this monitor be downscaled to lets say 4K rather than 5K without getting black bars or less crisp details ? I m just worried my gpu 3080 wont hit at least 100 fps on some games I want to run on this monitor at 5K native resolution
Have you tried G-Sync with both HDMI and DP inputs?
Super cool, and Matt is great as ever, but at that price point... I kinda wonder why not just totally splurge and get one of Apple's monitors? I know it's not necessarily good for gaming, but it's still got great image quality.
No word or test on actually connecting his notebook to the screen, actually having 120 Hz and his shown 2nd screen daisy chained. The presenter only repeats the Dell commercial. In real life many notebook users including Mac book pros have issues in various user forums.
I’ve seen the identical comment on another video with the same topic. Are you just trolling around?
Works natively with MacBook pro Max3 !
Everything above an m1 Mac chip can drive it to 120hz. Lots of reviews on it
Can the thunderbolt be used as a video source from a MacBook Pro?
Thanks Master Matt! Please share your Display Scale, text settings in Windows. For me text is too small in Resolve etc. Peace!
150% is the recommended level and it works well.
@@whoismatt Good to know. Thanks!
How is the input lag for gaming? On the website it says 8ms, which is not so good gaming wise. What do you think?
this monitor is 120hz [1 sec/120 = 8.33ms of Refresh Interval (RI) from the moment you click something you'd get 8.33ms of RI + 8ms of Response Time (RT) = 16.33ms of Display Latency (DL). This means it would take you 16.33ms to see your action displayed. Compared to a good gaming monitor with 240hz / 0.5ms with 4.17ms (RI) + 0.5ms (RT) =
If samsung did a miniled version of this monitor it would be end game for professionals who game. Idk why they havent dont a 5k2k mini led yet.
Nice work!
Good tip, I'm thinking to buy another monitor and the Dell is a good option for my editing.
Purchased it recently with advanced 3Y paid support/replacement service. from the day one issue with TB connection to laptop. Warning a very expensive headache with poor TB4 KVM hub hardware. TB4 connection drops randomly disconnecting wired ethernet and most annoyingly in the middle of conf call. Only way to restore it by switching on/off monitor power. How embarrassing output from a £1.8k product. TB also stops PD to laptop. Otherwise it could have been an excellent buy. Dell support proved to be joke. They have been dragging troubleshooting beyond 14 day cooling off period for return so that online support team can wash their hand with it. They don’t even want to share a complain procedure.
Recommend with LG C3 48 inch 4k OLED - 120FPS amazing 😃 2023
I literally just sold my LG Ultrawide 34 because it was only 1440p and the colors weren't accurate.
Can someone tell cheap 1080p ips displays for color accuracy .
Tell more than one for options if not available in my country.
It's too expensive for what it is, if it was ~1200 I wouldn't have went for the neo G9 57". I'll try the G9 57" for coding so I don't need the better color accuracy of the Dell.
Matt
Am asking for 3 wedding video link from all of the weddings you have worked on ..please it will really help me I my shoot and Editing
wonder if any 5k oled monitors will come out next year
Yea but there's a huge crowd that works from home 8 hours a day that can't buy into oled due to burn in. 40" 21:9 miniled is end game for this crowd...sucks no one has done it yet.
oh but does it have picture by picture and picture in picture i can use two devices like my pc and ps5 ?
Yes
Hi, what is the curve radius on this model? I cannot find that information anywhere
1800r
2500R
What is the Adobe RGB coverage %?
I want this monitor so bad
I think people who are looking for an "endgame" monitor should avoid this product at the moment. LG has announced they're planning on making 5120x2160 OLED panels in the next year or two, at 240Hz as well, and potentially using their "dual mode" feature to be able to switch to 2560x1080 at 480Hz. That will absolutely blow this IPS panel out of the water. Still a very tempting product, and I know buyers should generally avoid worrying about the shinier, better product around the corner... but if you're waiting for that "perfect monitor" and don't absolutely need to drop that money on a monitor right this second, I think waiting for an OLED will help avoid the extreme buyer's remorse people will feel.
what exactly does all that Hertz speed get you? I'm running 4k at 30 Hz and am looking forward to stepping up to at least 120 Hz with my next purchase. But I'm not sure what all that speed (480 Hz) gets you. Perhaps you could explain.
@@dap777754 its smoove
And who wants to wait 2 years because LG is "planning something"? If they announce a product to be released in 3-6ish months? Maybe.
But not 2 years of vague hints.
Just wondering, what did you never recommend the LG 5k 34" Monitor to someone? Because you said that there's never been an ultriwide with this resolution but LG made one 5years ago: th-cam.com/video/qxJ1xj8mXA4/w-d-xo.html
Good review.
Wait… Did you said gaming?? So are you gamer too uuuh? 🤔 awesome video BTW as always.
Gotta multitask
Cool monitor but the price is insane.
how many kidneys do you need to live again please ?
Just sad it's curved
If only it wasn’t $2000 😭😭😭
Good video as always but it would be nice to consider the broke folks that cant shell out over 1500 for a monitor. edit, ooh btw tech and people always change so never mind what anyone has to say about what you already said long before you experienced it firsthand, lol
great monitor but expensive
OEM monitor stands are usually sh1t...just get a heavy duty monitor arm for that
But.... it's not OLED...😢
"daily driving"?
Yeah it has wheels on the bottom. Roll it around town
@whoismatt yeah but how's the milage?
Paid plugs
I don't think i will ever use a curved monitor. #flatforlife
I really dont like curved monitors.
ugly working silver matt looking, is not for gaming. and that DELL logo, bruhh~ ill wait for LG or ASUS。