34.14" Dell UltraSharp Curved USB-C Monitor

The Dell monitor will enhance your PC system with a panel with a 34.14" display size. The aspect ratio is 21:9. The heart of the monitor's functionality lies in its IPS technology, notable for its top-notch colour rendering and wide viewing angles. The monitor sports a 3440 × 1440px resolution. The 8ms response is more than enough for standard office work or multimedia entertainment. The 60Hz refresh rate is the most common, optimal for most users. Dell lists the brightness as 300cd/m2. The device is equipped with DisplayPort, DisplayPort 1.2, HDMI 2.0 and USB-C for PC connectivity.

34.14" Dell UltraSharp Curved USB-C Monitor LCD Monitor Key Features

• 34,14" screen size
• 3440 × 1440px maximum resolution
• IPS panel
• Anti-glare panel coating for the anti-glare effect
• 8ms response and 60Hz refresh rate
• Screen brightness up to 300 cd/m2
• The monitor is compatible with VESA mounts
• Features a height adjustable stand
• Great audio thanks to integrated speakers
• An integrated USB hub for easy connectivity
• Picture-in-picture (PiP) allows you to watch two content sources simultaneously
• Standard power consumption of the 34.14" Dell UltraSharp Curved USB-C Monitor is about 54W

34.14" Dell UltraSharp Curved USB-C Monitor Monitor Features and Construction

The Dell monitor takes up a space of 81.36 × 41.7 × 22.64cm, with an adjustable height. The monitor comes with a classic stand, but you can also hook it on the wall using a VESA mount. The display weights 11100kg. A nice and practical addition are the in-built speakers, with a satisfying audio output for the thrifty computer users who don't want to spend their hard-earned money on external speakers. The model also works as a USB hub, providing you better work comfort and easy cable management. The key parameter you should check is the input; with the 34.14" Dell UltraSharp Curved USB-C Monitor it is DisplayPort, DisplayPort 1.2, HDMI 2.0 and USB-C.

The LCD monitor 34.14" Dell UltraSharp Curved USB-C Monitor can also handle a fairly uncommon but practical feature picture-in-picture that lets you watch two content sources simultaneously.