Dell Ultrasharp U3415W (34-inch)

usability, size, price, design

93% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Robust build quality ; Ergonomic VESA stand ; High contrast ratio ; Good overall image quality

Modest color accuracy for the price ; Some backlight bleed ; Expensive

Dell’s U3415W is the best 21:9 monitor we’ve tested so far. It offers superior contrast to the LG 34UC97, and while it falls a bit behind in color accuracy, it’s otherwise on par. The stand is superior, too, which makes it better suited for the...

Accurate colors. Sharp gray-scale. Powerful audio. Lots of features.

Expensive. No side-mounted USB ports.

Conclusion Whether you're looking to replace your dual-monitor setup with a massive ultra-wide monitor or want to bring the curved-screen experience to your desktop, the Dell UltraSharp U3415W is an excellent choice. Granted, you'll pay a premium for...

After finishing the review of the Dell UltraSharp U3415W monitor, we can draw a positive conclusion. Not only the look and the haptics are good, the features and the performance are also decent. The supported interfaces (MHL, HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort...

Out-of-box accuracy • Brightness • Sharpness • Full-featured OSD • Build quality • Screen real estate • Curved screen • Input lag • Viewing angle

Minor gamma flaws

Curved monitors may still leave some buyers scratching their heads but in our opinion, they’re quite useful and worth the extra money. The U3415W offers quality and accuracy that easily justify its price so we consider the ultra-wide aspect and curved...

Heavy duty construction, awesome clarity, multiple interface options, multiple cables included, superb packaging, this is a wow in every way.

The only minor complaint I can possible squeeze out is the difficultly in connection to the built in usb 3 hub, it is on the back under a cover plate that is difficult to access without turning the monitor around.

I got this on sale! I love the UWQHD resolution I still use a second monitor, but it is largely unnecessary Beautiful picture

Expensive. (But less than some of my previous smaller monitors.)

The monitor looks great but once something goes wrong with it dell could care less about this product unless you explicitly ordered it from then.

Dell support is completely worthless. The monitor had two dead pixels after about 2 months. I called dell support and after being hung up, transfered to incorrect dept, and told incorrect warranty information about the monitor I finally got a customer...

* Great Screen real estate for tiling windows. I tile 3 vertically across (Browser, Editor, Terminal) * Great panel. The curve may not be necessary, but it isn't severe enough to distract. * Adjusts up/down about 4.5"; Swivels about 30-degrees...

* While it works with my 2012 Mac Mini (Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB graphics, the mini doesn't always initialize it properly on boot. I need to switch the resolution, then switch it back, and it is fine afterwards. Still, I was surprised the basic...

SO accurate. This beats every LCD screen I've owned. My old and expensive SGi CRT wasn't even this good in its day. 0 issues. No dead or stuck pixels. No light bleed. No dings, scratches, imperfections of any kind. It's a wonderful size for a single...

The arrange options are not quite as seamless as they could be. Windows 10 more or less does a better job than the Dell software. This isn't really a con. Windows 10 nails it. Wacom/Graphics tablet users may have some issues. I setup a screen lock to...