This is exactly what I needed. I was searching for an ultra wide monitor (34") where I can have my IDE, terminal and a browser open. Your video and specially the mention of the app really helps. Thanks!
This is the video I have been looking for. I am still not dead set on ultra-wide vs two monitors but I have not seen any videos on what the experience is for developers. Plenty of videos showing what video editors experience is on them. which are only so helpful.
Sarpdoruk Tahmaz I ultimately went with two 27” monitors because it was cheaper and IPS. I wanted to go with a 39” monitor but I could not justify the cost just yet. Here's he monitor I picked up: kit.co/AndrewPullins/my-setup/2775374-acer-cb272-bmiprx-27
Got me hyped up to see the coding POV. But the guy spends 75% of the time reviewing this snapping windows app. We came here to see real-life usage of the monitor to know if it's a worthy productivity upgrade!
An unpopular opinion: Windows (10) has had that screen splitting feature for ages now. Shortcuts are WIN + Arrow keys. 😛 P.S. great video, I stumbled upon this monitor, I might even buy it after this video. 😊
I got a 43UN700-B and it is the best monitor ever for eye protection, photoshop, and web development! I am super happy! I want to to buy another one for my husband! I did not like the experience with curve monitors I needed Space to program.
I've always used multiple monitors because it was easy to put each window on it's own monitor and maximize it. I was actually forced to use an ultra wide when I switched from a desktop to a laptop that could only output one external monitor. I really like it. With the software that allows you to snap windows in place it's much more flexible. And one huge monitor is also nice for some gaming sessions when I am not working.
I have a 34 inch monitor and one problem I have is when I share the screen over Teams the remote people complain the view is hard to read. I think when the monitor is large the remote scaling makes the fonts scale really small. Is there a way around that?
Being a software developer, this is exactly what I wanted to know about usability of an ultrawide. Thanks Travis and it certainly feels like a neat setup and smooth Workflow compared to multi-monitor setup. I use 2 monitors and my 15" mbp at work. For home office, am considering an Ultrawide. For less clutter and other benefits which you have mentioned in your review quite clearly. I have one question, as I do watch movies and edit photographs aside from programming. So a decent pixel density would be handy for me. Now 34" with FHD (standard HD) would mean low DPI. Due to this and also budget constraints, am leaning towards 32" or even a 29" widescreen and possibly use my macbook pro as the 2nd screen (if/when required). Do you think that would still provide enough screen width for a multi window Workflow as you have shown here? I would appreciate your input and suggestions on this. Thanks in advance.
Absolutely, I think that would work great as well. I considered a 27" and then using my laptop as a second screen. With the 34" I dont need it, but if I had to cut a few inches I would use my macbook as a second screen. As to your question, the 34 allows for 3 windows nicely and I wouldn't really want to go smaller and try to fit three windows. However, I could do so with a macbook on the side because essentially I could put a window there and it be more than sufficient. Then you can shoot two windows around (or even more depending on what you are working with). So I think your proposed setup is a good one. Maybe consider a stand for the macbook to keep the desk space minimal. The key for me is not to have to give two monitors a shared primary focus. But to have one main monitor, or in your case, one main monitor, with a secondary window on the side. So yeah, I would go for it. Let me know if you have any more questions about it.
@@TravisMedia Perfect! Thanks for the detailed response, that helps. I do already have a height adjustable stand and set of external keyboard/mouse, which I currently use for keeping the laptop screen at eye level. So I think I got that bit covered. :) Will check out the 29"/32" monitors then and possibly share an update of my experience here. Thanks a lot, Travis.
Thank you 🙏 for this review. I wanted to see someone using 3 windows in the same monitor like that Tutorial / Code / Project I think it is very useful for dev 😎
I just bought an lg 34". I want to use it for gaming and coding. I had 1x 21" and 1x24" dual screen. But it's just often so inconvenient to have screen boarders in between. Thanks for the insight.
@@SarpdorukTahmaz My current setup is really good for both gaming and productivity. It´s the LG 34GN850. It has 3440x1440p, GSynch (& Freesynch) and many more. 8 month ago, i bought a 2560x1080p Monitor. Well that was good for gaming, but not for productivity. When you code, you could literally see those pixels. If you don´t mind that, go for it, it´s usually somewhat at 300-450 bucks. But I would recommend a monitor with at least 2560x1440p.
I still like dual 4k monitors with exact same models side by side. currently I have two 4k dell U2715q. two monitors really can scope the work zone more efficiently, cause I often use MAXIMIZE, and use one as my main monitor and another just coding. for MacOS, the swap between different virtual desktops are even easier when you have multiple monitors setup.
Great video Travis, just what I was looking for. Just curious, do you think a 32 inch 4k monitor would be a good alternative to this sort of setup (everything on one screen) or is an ultrawide a better solution? I want to be able to run two VM's side by side for my cybersecurity class. I know this stuff is subjective, just want to hear your opinion if you have the time. Thanks!
I'm still deciding. I use zoom or teams video meetings a lot which can be a pain. using 2 monitors I can just share screen #2 and move things into view. With a single monitor I need to show either the whole screen or a specific app. So most likely I'm wanting to present different programs which seems I have to share the app and then unshare to share another app when using one screen... Nice monitor and might take the plunge. Thanks for the video.
That’s a great point and a compelling use for multiple monitors. You could though use your open laptop (assuming that’s what you are using) screen to drag windows into and just show the laptop screen.
very true, that's the reason i keep a second screen around which is 25 inch, otherwise sharing my 34 inch isn't very appreciated by zoom/teams attendees.
@@kmurray24 there are virtual (full-)screen programms and browser extensions. You can try one of this and setup one half or third as a virtual desktop. Basically emulating that this part of your ultrawide behaves like a screen on it own.
For Dev Ops how readable and practical is to have say six terminal screens on the display. It works really well on 4K however, would it be as clear on this Widescreen.I'd typically have a couple of terminal sessions, Jenkins, browser, editor, youtube, and finder or something else open
but if you work in a real company you need to share desktop in skype or zoom, how do you manage that with ultra wide? it will don't display correctly with a 16:9 monitors on the other end
Hey buddy, you seem to have a ton of experience with monitors, can you give me a hand? I can't wrap my head around this... I really like the 27-inch display size as my main display for productivity --coding, taking notes with my graphic tablet, and watching educational videos--. Because of that, I would like to have a monitor that complements the 27-inch display...Which resolution would you recommend for the 27-inch display, and which monitor size and resolution would you recommend as a complementing display for the 27-inch display? I was thinking of going 27 at 4k plus a 24 at 1080p Appreciate your suggestions! PS: I don’t do gaming at all!
Hey, thank you for the nice video! I am currently using a set up with 3 24 inch monitor rotated to portrait mode. I had to use the resources available by the time I arrived to the office. But in the future I might have the option to chose my own setup. I am a bioinformatician and it’s handy for me have one window with my coding editor, another for reading documents/scientific papers and the remaining for having email/slack or one note or any other app I need, With this said, I have been splitting my thoughts between a 32 inch wide screen vs 34 inch ultra wide. I would like to unify everything in one monitor. I think I would split the display in three windows. Two portrait in the sides and a longer one in the middle for coding editor, which can be handy when using IDEs. The wide screen would allow me to have lager windows, but they might be too narrow when compared to the ultra wide. In other hand, it would allow more vertical space which I appreciate. What do you think about it? Would the 3 windows be too tight in the 32 wide screen? Or if I opt for the 34 ultra wide would be too short in height? Cheers!
That's a great question. If you are used to portrait mode monitors I would think maybe the 32" would be better for you for as it has noticeably more height. I can say that if 2 inches were chopped off my monitor, I would still feel okay with having three windows open. You just may have to tighten up the two outside windows a little to keep your editor the primary.
Travis Media thank you for your feedback. A lot of times I have also only the command line + Atom, so it should be fine. Most of these videos just show full screen gaming and this will be total working setup. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for sharing. I want one I just can't get past the black bars on media and games. I just ordered my first 4k monitor at 32". I think I might order a 3rd monitor arm and use triple monitors (the others being 27" 1080p and 21" 1080p (drawing monitor used as white board). At my work for one of the projects i work on (the main one for my team) I have to use a low code environment as an api which requires 2 browser windows usualy, blazor .net core 5 for forms so another browser and visual studio, and I constantly get team messages so I like to have that up. I just need so much fricken screen real-estate
While everyone trying to be charming dingdong and what not this person here just showed what normal psychologically healthy people could want from a monitor.
There are lots of videos out there showing this monitor in detail. My focus is mainly how it works with coders and is it efficient or not. The software makes it such.
there are virtual (full-)screen programms and browser extensions. You can try one of this and setup one half or third as a virtual desktop. Basically emulating that this part of your ultrawide behaves like a screen on it own. You have to research which works best for your own usecase the most but both should work fine :) Otherwise it should take the whole screen and give you huge black space left and right sadly
Hi. I just bought a 43" Widescreen LC43J890DKUXEN but I think I will give it back. The "easy setting box" program to split the screen is a mess, the "eye saver mode" is a fraude and to the texts look awful (pixelated, not smooth). I need a good monitor to code and picture/video editing. I had a LG32" MP58HQ that I liked it very much but it burned my eyes and the resolution was 1920x1080 (awful). Please could you recommend me a good big (more than 38") monitor that is good for the eyes, coding and picture/video editing?. Thank you sooooo much on behalf my eyes! :)
Lol! I subbed. I watched you switch windows around for a good amount of time. Lol! If anyone can make me watch them do screen real estate allocation for roughly 7 mins, you got my vote. Haha Regardless, good informative video, and I agree with the dual screen confusion thing. Lol. So this was awesome.
Hi all, thx for the video, but i have question. I usually use one monitor watching video for learning (full screen) , other monitor writing code. With this monitor Split one time and get two monitor (right Side coding left Side watching) can i use watching Side full screen mode but half of monitor. I will be really happy if you answer.
there are virtual (full-)screen programms and browser extensions. You can try one of this and setup one half or third as a virtual desktop. Basically emulating that this part of your ultrawide behaves like a screen on it own. You have to research which works best for your own usecase the most but both should work fine :)
Hey Mike, honestly wasn’t aware of spaces. From what I’m reading, it seems not a lot of people are. Thanks for bringing this up and sharing, I’m going to look into it today.
Thanks for the video! I’m a software developer too and using a dual monitor setup at work but considering an ultra wide monitor to my home office. I have been thinking an 34” samsung monitor with a resolution of 3440 x 1440. I have an ok working laptop with an ok crapchics card but the processor is Intel i5. Would you have any idea is that enough processor power for that screen - mainly for web procing and programming etc. ? Now I am running two full hd 24” monitors without problems.
I bought this adapter which handles all my needs (given that you are using a newer macbook with usb-c ports). It has the HDMI port to hook the monitor up plus a handful of other inputs. amzn.to/2jIWJcn
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Other ultra-wide reviews address this. Without the curve you have to move your head to see the sides which equals neck strain/pain after a few hours. With the curved ultra-wide you can see the sides with your peripheral or by just moving your eyes.
@@TravisMedia MacOS 10.15 certainly has it, at least a basic one. Hover over the upper left's green button, choose left side or right. One then chooses another program for the other side. Then one can slide the middle divider right or left. There's another "snapping" mechanism, too, but I don't know much about it as I don't use it.
satinder gill I don’t have any experience with the 43, only the 34, but I think the overall experience should be the same as I talked about in this video
Disagree. Hitting a shortcut key or dragging within a grid is much more efficient than having to open an OnScreen control panel and then choosing between pre-defined grids. But overall, it's what is most efficient for you.
@@TravisMedia More than half the time you talk about using a window resizing tool instead of detailing how the ultra wide aspects of the monitor affect how you code. A better title would be, how i use divy to resize windows on my ultrawide monitor.
Kyle Gallagher Point noted. Developers like to have many monitors. It gives many anxiety to think of only having one. Thus the reason for showing how one monitor can handle many windows, especially ultrawides. That was the intention. However I had a comment or two saying that I failed to do a proper review of the monitor itself even though that wasn’t the intention either. Can’t win them all.
Mykhailo Mikhnovych I’m a huge fan of Brad’s content now, but had never heard of him when I started my brand. Using a Name + Media is something many people have done and not unique to him by any means. My name happens to be Travis and I create Media. File your complaint.
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This is exactly what I needed. I was searching for an ultra wide monitor (34") where I can have my IDE, terminal and a browser open. Your video and specially the mention of the app really helps. Thanks!
FINALLY a practical video for beginner dev to decide on what monitor to buy. Sir you saved my life!
Your review is more helpful than hundred of video I’ve watched on this topic.
This is the video I have been looking for. I am still not dead set on ultra-wide vs two monitors but I have not seen any videos on what the experience is for developers. Plenty of videos showing what video editors experience is on them. which are only so helpful.
Which one did you go with ? I wonder if you can position 3 different apps side by side without any issues (crops).
Sarpdoruk Tahmaz I ultimately went with two 27” monitors because it was cheaper and IPS. I wanted to go with a 39” monitor but I could not justify the cost just yet. Here's he monitor I picked up:
kit.co/AndrewPullins/my-setup/2775374-acer-cb272-bmiprx-27
@@android272 Thank you for your response!
Best video and explination on how it is to use this kind of monitor, loved it. Cheers mate!
Got me hyped up to see the coding POV. But the guy spends 75% of the time reviewing this snapping windows app. We came here to see real-life usage of the monitor to know if it's a worthy productivity upgrade!
Agreed and doesn't even mention that Windows 10 can do this out of the box(not as advance, but I'd say 90% of the use case).
@@jamesalcaraz8729 yeah true its only 50/50 on windows but can just drag the mid point where eu want. Ugh still on the fence.
If you use windows to “coding”, you are not a real programmer.
@@MarquisDeSang see this guy
An unpopular opinion:
Windows (10) has had that screen splitting feature for ages now.
Shortcuts are WIN + Arrow keys. 😛
P.S. great video, I stumbled upon this monitor, I might even buy it after this video. 😊
thank you lol
Thanks a lot, really useful shortcut
@@jbri1, @UltimateCosmic sure, mate. ✌️
With Microsoft PowerToys it's even better. You can set up your own "zones." :)
@Terrance Doweh, if by screen you mean window, no, of course not. Also, what's stopping you to try it out instead of asking?
Thank you. I've been trying to make a decision between an ultrawide or a moderately nicer panel. This was helpful for me.
The video i need it, commenting so youtube shows your video to more people
I got a 43UN700-B and it is the best monitor ever for eye protection, photoshop, and web development! I am super happy! I want to to buy another one for my husband! I did not like the experience with curve monitors I needed Space to program.
I just bought the 2019 model and it's amazing.
I've always used multiple monitors because it was easy to put each window on it's own monitor and maximize it. I was actually forced to use an ultra wide when I switched from a desktop to a laptop that could only output one external monitor. I really like it. With the software that allows you to snap windows in place it's much more flexible. And one huge monitor is also nice for some gaming sessions when I am not working.
That’s awesome. What size do you have?
34"
Ryan B Nice!
I have a 34 inch monitor and one problem I have is when I share the screen over Teams the remote people complain the view is hard to read. I think when the monitor is large the remote scaling makes the fonts scale really small. Is there a way around that?
Great job and review! Thanks for the POV on this monitor. Amazon has it right now for Black Friday for $419
Exactly what I was looking for
Been wanting to try UM but I am like you and wanted to see it setup with code / browser. Thank you so much for posting!
Thanks for the tip for Divvy!
Being a software developer, this is exactly what I wanted to know about usability of an ultrawide. Thanks Travis and it certainly feels like a neat setup and smooth Workflow compared to multi-monitor setup. I use 2 monitors and my 15" mbp at work. For home office, am considering an Ultrawide. For less clutter and other benefits which you have mentioned in your review quite clearly. I have one question, as I do watch movies and edit photographs aside from programming. So a decent pixel density would be handy for me. Now 34" with FHD (standard HD) would mean low DPI. Due to this and also budget constraints, am leaning towards 32" or even a 29" widescreen and possibly use my macbook pro as the 2nd screen (if/when required). Do you think that would still provide enough screen width for a multi window Workflow as you have shown here? I would appreciate your input and suggestions on this. Thanks in advance.
Absolutely, I think that would work great as well. I considered a 27" and then using my laptop as a second screen. With the 34" I dont need it, but if I had to cut a few inches I would use my macbook as a second screen.
As to your question, the 34 allows for 3 windows nicely and I wouldn't really want to go smaller and try to fit three windows. However, I could do so with a macbook on the side because essentially I could put a window there and it be more than sufficient. Then you can shoot two windows around (or even more depending on what you are working with). So I think your proposed setup is a good one. Maybe consider a stand for the macbook to keep the desk space minimal.
The key for me is not to have to give two monitors a shared primary focus. But to have one main monitor, or in your case, one main monitor, with a secondary window on the side. So yeah, I would go for it. Let me know if you have any more questions about it.
@@TravisMedia Perfect! Thanks for the detailed response, that helps. I do already have a height adjustable stand and set of external keyboard/mouse, which I currently use for keeping the laptop screen at eye level. So I think I got that bit covered. :) Will check out the 29"/32" monitors then and possibly share an update of my experience here. Thanks a lot, Travis.
Thank you 🙏 for this review. I wanted to see someone using 3 windows in the same monitor like that
Tutorial / Code / Project
I think it is very useful for dev
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on windows you have : WIN + ->, or WIN +
On linux ubuntu as well ....
On mac as well with an APP
I really wanted this kind of video! Thanks!
Thanks for this!
Very cool to see it POV. Even cooler to hear it with that twang. I studied in Austin and miss the accent sometimes. Keep up the good work! 🤘🏼
Great video. Exactly what I needed to know.
Great video! Thank you Travis!
That's a great review, thanks Travis.
The best review! Thank you !
Thanks Travis.this helps me what to buy for my upgrade. Great video
Thank youu!! Very helpful🙏🏾
Thanks, really helpful!
Super useful video! Thanks you very much!
Hi! Thank you for your video! It's awesome and really helpful for me!
I just bought an lg 34". I want to use it for gaming and coding. I had 1x 21" and 1x24" dual screen. But it's just often so inconvenient to have screen boarders in between. Thanks for the insight.
Are you satisfied with your setup ? I also game and code but I just don't know how would it be to switch from dual monitor to a single ultrawide one.
@@SarpdorukTahmaz My current setup is really good for both gaming and productivity. It´s the LG 34GN850. It has 3440x1440p, GSynch (& Freesynch) and many more. 8 month ago, i bought a 2560x1080p Monitor. Well that was good for gaming, but not for productivity. When you code, you could literally see those pixels. If you don´t mind that, go for it, it´s usually somewhat at 300-450 bucks. But I would recommend a monitor with at least 2560x1440p.
@@warrior100girl Thank you so much for your answer. I'm definitely going for 2K.
I still like dual 4k monitors with exact same models side by side. currently I have two 4k dell U2715q. two monitors really can scope the work zone more efficiently, cause I often use MAXIMIZE, and use one as my main monitor and another just coding. for MacOS, the swap between different virtual desktops are even easier when you have multiple monitors setup.
Great video!
Cool monitor there Travis. I've never seen one of those before.
Great video. For the time being, I'm using a 27" 4k display and I feel like it offers me a lot already. This just takes it to a new level.
Do you scale down resolution to. be able to see code (if you're a programmer) or it's possible to do some work at 4K on a 27"?
@@aleksandarandjelkovic8650 just increase the scaling percentage
Yeah, but in that case I'm not using a 4K monitor, so actually no point for me in having a 4K
Great video Travis, just what I was looking for. Just curious, do you think a 32 inch 4k monitor would be a good alternative to this sort of setup (everything on one screen) or is an ultrawide a better solution? I want to be able to run two VM's side by side for my cybersecurity class. I know this stuff is subjective, just want to hear your opinion if you have the time. Thanks!
I'm still deciding. I use zoom or teams video meetings a lot which can be a pain. using 2 monitors I can just share screen #2 and move things into view. With a single monitor I need to show either the whole screen or a specific app. So most likely I'm wanting to present different programs which seems I have to share the app and then unshare to share another app when using one screen...
Nice monitor and might take the plunge. Thanks for the video.
That’s a great point and a compelling use for multiple monitors. You could though use your open laptop (assuming that’s what you are using) screen to drag windows into and just show the laptop screen.
very true, that's the reason i keep a second screen around which is 25 inch, otherwise sharing my 34 inch isn't very appreciated by zoom/teams attendees.
Would be great if large monitors could be logically set to two monitors!
@@kmurray24 there are virtual (full-)screen programms and browser extensions. You can try one of this and setup one half or third as a virtual desktop. Basically emulating that this part of your ultrawide behaves like a screen on it own.
Great video
Thank you so much for this video... subbed immediately
You would love tiling window managers
For Dev Ops how readable and practical is to have say six terminal screens on the display. It works really well on 4K however, would it be as clear on this Widescreen.I'd typically have a couple of terminal sessions, Jenkins, browser, editor, youtube, and finder or something else open
At what resolution is the monitor set? Is the text too small?
On macOS , magnet is the best for screen management.
I agree 100% now
What's the plugin you used to divide your screen real estate, Can you share the link please?
do you know that is he using?
Thank you. Has your opinion changed since this video?
It has not
@@TravisMedia Thank you I ended up buying a Dell 38 .. Amazing!!!
Happy New Year and New Decade!
well explained
How does it look when watching a movie in full screen mode?
How about sharing screen in Teams or Zoom, does shared Ultrawide screen look too big in those situations?
Well explained
Tiling window manager is the best option for coding.
but if you work in a real company you need to share desktop in skype or zoom, how do you manage that with ultra wide? it will don't display correctly with a 16:9 monitors on the other end
Damn I was thinking the same.
Hey buddy, you seem to have a ton of experience with monitors, can you give me a hand? I can't wrap my head around this...
I really like the 27-inch display size as my main display for productivity --coding, taking notes with my graphic tablet, and watching educational videos--. Because of that, I would like to have a monitor that complements the 27-inch display...Which resolution would you recommend for the 27-inch display, and which monitor size and resolution would you recommend as a complementing display for the 27-inch display?
I was thinking of going 27 at 4k plus a 24 at 1080p
Appreciate your suggestions!
PS: I don’t do gaming at all!
My god the level of stress you caused me with all those desktop icons.
😂
Bro. It's time to upgrade to linux with i3. Cool video though.
Hey, thank you for the nice video!
I am currently using a set up with 3 24 inch monitor rotated to portrait mode. I had to use the resources available by the time I arrived to the office. But in the future I might have the option to chose my own setup. I am a bioinformatician and it’s handy for me have one window with my coding editor, another for reading documents/scientific papers and the remaining for having email/slack or one note or any other app I need,
With this said, I have been splitting my thoughts between a 32 inch wide screen vs 34 inch ultra wide. I would like to unify everything in one monitor.
I think I would split the display in three windows. Two portrait in the sides and a longer one in the middle for coding editor, which can be handy when using IDEs.
The wide screen would allow me to have lager windows, but they might be too narrow when compared to the ultra wide. In other hand, it would allow more vertical space which I appreciate.
What do you think about it? Would the 3 windows be too tight in the 32 wide screen? Or if I opt for the 34 ultra wide would be too short in height?
Cheers!
That's a great question. If you are used to portrait mode monitors I would think maybe the 32" would be better for you for as it has noticeably more height. I can say that if 2 inches were chopped off my monitor, I would still feel okay with having three windows open. You just may have to tighten up the two outside windows a little to keep your editor the primary.
Maybe this video would help a little? th-cam.com/video/IXe_PkoY6rc/w-d-xo.html
Travis Media thank you for your feedback.
A lot of times I have also only the command line + Atom, so it should be fine. Most of these videos just show full screen gaming and this will be total working setup. Keep up the good work!
what is the name of the app ?
is your ultrawide still alive ?
Thanks for sharing. I want one I just can't get past the black bars on media and games. I just ordered my first 4k monitor at 32". I think I might order a 3rd monitor arm and use triple monitors (the others being 27" 1080p and 21" 1080p (drawing monitor used as white board). At my work for one of the projects i work on (the main one for my team) I have to use a low code environment as an api which requires 2 browser windows usualy, blazor .net core 5 for forms so another browser and visual studio, and I constantly get team messages so I like to have that up. I just need so much fricken screen real-estate
What program are you using at 4:43?
Is curved monitor worth for coding ?
Does a 3440 VV 1440 resolution work well for coding in ultrawide 34 inch monitor ?
Do you scale the resolution? Or it is on native resolution?
this video is more about the divvy app ;)
While everyone trying to be charming dingdong and what not this person here just showed what normal psychologically healthy people could want from a monitor.
Very similar to tiling window managers ... far more productive than "casual" window managers
Yep, I agree
Wow, no offence but that cluttered desktop though! BTW excellent review. Helped a lot.
This seemed to be more of an advertisement for the software and not the monitor...
There are lots of videos out there showing this monitor in detail. My focus is mainly how it works with coders and is it efficient or not. The software makes it such.
Solved my tabs problem at least
What happens if you have your youtube-video on 1/3 of the screen and maximize the video? Does it go fullscreen in 1/3 or on the whole screen?
there are virtual (full-)screen programms and browser extensions. You can try one of this and setup one half or third as a virtual desktop. Basically emulating that this part of your ultrawide behaves like a screen on it own. You have to research which works best for your own usecase the most but both should work fine :) Otherwise it should take the whole screen and give you huge black space left and right sadly
Hi. I just bought a 43" Widescreen LC43J890DKUXEN but I think I will give it back. The "easy setting box" program to split the screen is a mess, the "eye saver mode" is a fraude and to the texts look awful (pixelated, not smooth). I need a good monitor to code and picture/video editing. I had a LG32" MP58HQ that I liked it very much but it burned my eyes and the resolution was 1920x1080 (awful). Please could you recommend me a good big (more than 38") monitor that is good for the eyes, coding and picture/video editing?. Thank you sooooo much on behalf my eyes! :)
Lol! I subbed. I watched you switch windows around for a good amount of time. Lol! If anyone can make me watch them do screen real estate allocation for roughly 7 mins, you got my vote. Haha
Regardless, good informative video, and I agree with the dual screen confusion thing. Lol. So this was awesome.
Hi all, thx for the video, but i have question. I usually use one monitor watching video for learning (full screen) , other monitor writing code. With this monitor Split one time and get two monitor (right Side coding left Side watching) can i use watching Side full screen mode but half of monitor. I will be really happy if you answer.
there are virtual (full-)screen programms and browser extensions. You can try one of this and setup one half or third as a virtual desktop. Basically emulating that this part of your ultrawide behaves like a screen on it own. You have to research which works best for your own usecase the most but both should work fine :)
Soo the grid predetermines the size? What if you want it just a bit larger or smaller?
You can always manually resize the windows as well.
Hi, how would the text/code displayed on such big screen.?
Why not use macOS spaces with split screen?
Hey Mike, honestly wasn’t aware of spaces. From what I’m reading, it seems not a lot of people are. Thanks for bringing this up and sharing, I’m going to look into it today.
Thanks for the video! I’m a software developer too and using a dual monitor setup at work but considering an ultra wide monitor to my home office. I have been thinking an 34” samsung monitor with a resolution of 3440 x 1440. I have an ok working laptop with an ok crapchics card but the processor is Intel i5. Would you have any idea is that enough processor power for that screen - mainly for web procing and programming etc. ? Now I am running two full hd 24” monitors without problems.
Did you buy?
Do you think I can use this monitor with a Macbook Pro Retina (Early 2015) without loosing much quality? Thanks
Rubén Montes absolutely
I would still love two separate monitors side by side.
Lol this guy sounds like he is speaking at a ted talk
How did you set up your mac book to the moniter I'm planning on getting the same one
I bought this adapter which handles all my needs (given that you are using a newer macbook with usb-c ports). It has the HDMI port to hook the monitor up plus a handful of other inputs.
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Chúng ta cần tự khuyên mình không được buông bỏ, không được gục ngã, bởi trên còn có cha mẹ già, dưới còn có con thơ.
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Kiên cường, độc lập, tự chủ, đó là lựa chọn duy nhất!
Những lúc cô đơn, hãy mở một bài hát, tự mình thưởng thức.
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Might as well just get a 4k monitor that is the same length as an ultra wide, more vertical space.
Other ultra-wide reviews address this. Without the curve you have to move your head to see the sides which equals neck strain/pain after a few hours. With the curved ultra-wide you can see the sides with your peripheral or by just moving your eyes.
Wait... Macs don't have a window to screen snapping out of the box? WTF? Its pretty standard for Windows and Linux machines.
Ha you’re correct. Not that I know of at least.
@@TravisMedia Wow. Ok.
@@TravisMedia MacOS 10.15 certainly has it, at least a basic one. Hover over the upper left's green button, choose left side or right. One then chooses another program for the other side. Then one can slide the middle divider right or left. There's another "snapping" mechanism, too, but I don't know much about it as I don't use it.
y dont you get a projector lol any ideas
What about 43 inch from lg and dell ???
Thats big!
@@TravisMedia is it worth buying if someone is into coding ?
satinder gill I don’t have any experience with the 43, only the 34, but I think the overall experience should be the same as I talked about in this video
that grid model is so stupid and complicated, check lg and samsung how easy it is in those monitors
Disagree. Hitting a shortcut key or dragging within a grid is much more efficient than having to open an OnScreen control panel and then choosing between pre-defined grids. But overall, it's what is most efficient for you.
so you're just trying to sell an app that no-one really needs?
Misleading title
Kyle Gallagher how so?
@@TravisMedia More than half the time you talk about using a window resizing tool instead of detailing how the ultra wide aspects of the monitor affect how you code. A better title would be, how i use divy to resize windows on my ultrawide monitor.
Kyle Gallagher Point noted. Developers like to have many monitors. It gives many anxiety to think of only having one. Thus the reason for showing how one monitor can handle many windows, especially ultrawides. That was the intention. However I had a comment or two saying that I failed to do a proper review of the monitor itself even though that wasn’t the intention either. Can’t win them all.
@@TravisMedia Ah, gotcha. Def true, thanks for the reply!
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Mykhailo Mikhnovych I’m a huge fan of Brad’s content now, but had never heard of him when I started my brand. Using a Name + Media is something many people have done and not unique to him by any means. My name happens to be Travis and I create Media. File your complaint.
What is the name of the app?
I cant find the app name!! where is it?