I really liked its colors, which really 'popped' and were fantastic for movies/work/browsing as the blacks were really deep and the contrast was very nice. Pros:My first UW monitor, a VA panel with a very nice design and great image quality. I'll review them in the same order I've had them. The purpose of this post is to share with you my impressions from a non-expert point of view, comparing these 4 monitors as to help people who may be in the situation I've been, with the pros and cons of each one of them. Samsung C34J791- Dell Alienware AW3418DW- MSI MPG341CQR- Dell Alienware AW3420DW Are there any other Dell monitors that you can recommend for that purposes and criteria?Īfter deciding to buy my first ultrawide monitor and ascending into this glorious experience, I've had the chance (unfortunately, as I wish I had more luck with my first buy) to be an owner of the following monitors:.Is there any significant difference between these models? Some people say U model's bleeding problem is a deal breaker and some says P model's color and sharpness is not that good.I found Dell U2719D(C) and P2720D models. Adjustable stand is required and also my desk space is limited 27" and at least 2560 x 1440p resolution preferable Monitor will be connected to late 2018 Macbook Air (if it's relevant)
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Many windows will be open most of the time. So, color accuracy and contrast are important - though not professionally. I edit photos on Lightroom and sometimes do some Premiere work. I need an IPS monitor which won't hurt my eyes, won't flicker, shows texts sharply. I had a disease recently which impaired my vision and caused difficulties with reading :( so my previous TN panel cheap Acer monitor extremely hurts my eyes. I'm a a grad student so I need it mostly for reading and writing (long hours). I need to buy a monitor but couldn't find a solution.
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