DellUltraSharp U4025QW 40" Class 5K2K WUHD Curved Screen LED Monitor - 21:9

5120x2160! Did you read the 2160 vertical!? Yea I can’t stress that enough. Gosh I find it so frustrating there arnt more options in this space.Here is the deal, if you have multiple monitor setup (and you should if you have a work station) you likely will have a couple of 4k monitors kicking around. Now these 4k monitors are staples, and they all have 2160 vertical. If you have 1140 vertical like almost ALL ultra wide monitors do then there will be this annoying stepping with your mouse when you go from one screen to the next. It drives me nuts that the standard for these ultra wides does this. If you don’t have the same resolution vertical from one screen to the next then you won’t have a seamless transition from one screen to the next. It’s just the facts.This dell is one of the only curved ultra wide monitors with 2160 vertical resolution. It runs at 120 hertz which also believe it or not makes it one of the only 5120x2160 resolution monitors on the market to do that. I’m sure you can tell by my writing I have owned a lot of high quality monitors in my time and this one for me is by far the best.I’m switching from a none curved ultra wide 32” LG that runs at 60hrtz. Needless to say this is way better, and sadly there was like this burn in that occurred on my LG that would eventually go away but stick around for the better part of a day. This ultimately put me back in the market looking for a replacement.Point being, now I only buy dell monitors. I’ve never had issues with them , they have great color reproduction, pretty affordable (as of now), basically super reliable all around.Obviously I’m not thrilled about the lack of options for folks that have real work to do on there pcs. All this gamer b.s. in the marketplace, it’s all junk as far as I’m concerned. So if you actually have productive things to do on your pc then you can’t do much better then this monitor, I highly recommend. My only gripe is I wanted a smaller version of this maybe a 32” or 36”, it simply doesn’t exist on the market as of now. However, this works for me, the curved surface buys me back a little desk relestate, and it’s something I really missed with my previous monitor.Side note, I definitely recommend monitor arms for all your monitors. I bought one for the larger center monitor (this one) and it works great. Just be sure you buy one that has a high weight capacity, ideally 44lbs or more. This monitor given its size is 42lbs I believe (although honestly it doesn’t feel nearly that heavy). So just be prepared for that. Hope this is helpful, and I hope the manufacturers wake up one day and realize this screen resolution isn’t a nice to have, it’s a must for a lot of people.

I bought this monitor to replace my 5K 27” Apple Studio Display. The Studio Display just didn't offer enough screen real estate anymore. This is my first curved monitor and I was unsure that I’d like that part, but I wanted the specs of the 5K resolution since I was coming from a monitor with that resolution so I took a gamble. The curved screen turns out to be pretty nice and I believe helps cut down on glare.I run the resolution at a scaled HiDPI setting for macOS. The native resolution makes text a little too small for comfortable use. So I choose the next highest setting in macOS (3840x1620). I do wish there was an in between setting, but it doesn’t look inappropriate at all. It’s very comfortable.If you’re a Mac user, I highly recommend downloading an app called MonitorControl on GitHub. It enables the volume and brightness controls on a Mac keyboard to adjust the volume AND brightness of the display (and it’s free).The things I don’t like:- Sound quality from the speakers is pretty terrible especially compared to my previous Apple Studio Display.- The monitor stand base is HUGE (and ugly). I’m going to replace it with a desk mounted arm because it takes up way too much of my desktop.- The stand that comes with it doesn’t really have effective cable management. I don’t like being able to see the cables while I’m using the included stand.- I wish it had another resolution to scale that would give me a little more real estate without going to the native setting.- I wish it included a subtle built in webcam.Overall, this is one of my favorite tech purchases since my MacBook Pro because it enables so much productivity. I’m not a fan of dual monitor setups, and this offers the productivity of dual monitors without the gaps and inconveniences.I highly recommend this monitor!

Another Great Premium Monitor from Dell with excellent for 2025 Specs!BUT with few Cons:- contrast are not so good in real life (spec 1:2000) due the luck of IPS matrix. great for work in slightly dimmed working environment w/t sun.- plastic feels cheap for that price, but normal for corporate expenses.- prepare extra space on table- mostly for professional usage- NO Remote control :(Pros:- Native 5K Resolution at 120Hz w/t DSC- perfect curvature of screen (less is better)- Tons of Connectivity features for IT Pro users- Great for eye health and long session- Extra 33% of working space after 16:9, 32in monitor- Bunch of usb Ports (B/C ) including power deliveryWould be nice to see "Light version" of U4025QW with the same Panel and spec but w/t expensive "Pro HUB" features. The DP + HDMI + 1UpStream(USB-B/C)+DownStream(powered 1USB-C + 1USB3.0) ports should be fine for most demands. Probably called: Home/Personal or Productivity Edition with new code "U4025QE-H/P".Double check with production pipe and accounting dep for targeting market.Thank you DEll...Firm 4+ stars.