☑ Get The Dell U4323QE on Dell: howl.me/cmdBs0Hqsvs (Affiliate Link) ☑ Get The Dell U4323QE on Dell: sovrn.co/1dkt4ff (Affiliate Link) Let me know what you think of the new Dell U4323QE. If you're looking for a smaller 4K monitor, check this review instead: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dWek19SIibG7hdI.html Thank you for watching, and please consider subscribing if you found this video helpful IMPORTANT: Dell has changed the Color Gamut Specs in March to show 95% sRGB ONLY. Previously their page showed: 100% Rec 709, 100% sRGB, 98% DCI-P3 Wayback Machine Archive Link Showing The Old Specs: web.archive.org/web/20230223120351/www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-ultrasharp-43-4k-usb-c-hub-monitor-u4323qe/apd/210-bfpo/monitors-monitor-accessories#techspecs_section

@simpsot

Жыл бұрын

love it, just purchased a couple of weeks ago.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@simpsot Wonderful Thomas! Thanks for watching my video 🙂

@dharmaandra4720

Жыл бұрын

​@@DemCrumblies the software is windows 10 or windows 11?

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@dharmaandra4720 Hey Deandra, in my review, I'm using Windows 11. However, you can use the Dell Display Manager software in Windows 10 or 11 in case Windows 10 doesn't have native Window zone functionality.

@dharmaandra4720

Жыл бұрын

​​@@DemCrumblies I mean actually the software Dell U4323QE is windows 10 or windows 11?

Fantastically thorough walk through and review. Thumbs up and Thanks.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Jordan! I'm glad it was helpful, and thanks for watching 🙂

This is such valuable insights and an incredibly honest review! I truly appreciate the informative content you consistently deliver. ♥

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad the review was helpful Sinnasamy! Thank you for watching 🙂

appreciate your enthusiasm here, nice video

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching Nguyen quoc huy 🙂

Used this monitor as a daily driver demo unit at work for about 3 months, courtesy of our Dell rep. Our security team loved it for the extremely customizable window controls through Dell Display Manager, but personally I ended up switching back to triple 27s with 1 in a vertical orientation. Bottomline... I think the sheer size of this monitor was just a bit overwhelming. It definitely has it's use cases and could bring great value to certain work streams. It's definitely not tuned for gaming... 100% professional use focus.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Daniel, that's awesome you got to use it before public release. Which model of 27" monitor did you end up going with? Btw, did you just rotate them on the included stand/base or did you buy a special monitor arm for that? Yea the size is no joke, you have to plan and make sure you have a deep enough desk to use it comfortably. Agreed, this is meant for productivity, you can just use it in a pinch for other stuff.

@billb8262

19 күн бұрын

I know your comment is a year old, but I’m in this search now. Have a 27” iMac I’m replacing due to its age. I run it at native resolution (5K scaled to 1440 I think). I’m frustrated trying to use one screen at home when I use dual 27” 1080p screens at work. I need real estate to multitask daily and one monitor is a struggle. Would a large 4K allow me that flexibility in this size that I do not have on my Mac or is dual screen just more productive than single regardless of size? I’m assuming I’d run the 4K 43” at its native resolution and scaling isn’t a big deal to me if it degrades quality a small amount, with the assumption my productivity would remain higher that way. Any thoughts? Really struggling with whether to dual monitor 27’s or to single monitor with a 43”. My gut is telling me no matter how large the screen is, productivity is just higher on dual screens where I can side-by-side two windows on each screen. But seeing the Dell divide the one screen like it did in the video has me wondering if that’s nearly as effective. What’s making me wonder is everyone complains about a divided 43” being only 1080p effectively on each divided section, but nobody mentions how low the resolution gets for each window on 1440p when windows are split across the screen. That too makes the effective resolution far less, so it becomes a moot point (I think). Appreciate your or anyone’s response.

Thanks for the insight

@DemCrumblies

4 ай бұрын

You're welcome, good luck on the hunt!

Nice review!

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Christopher 🙂

One thing that I like about this is the looks. There are nicer gaming monitors that I would love but the idea of bringing my business partners to my place and them seeing a gaming themed monitor is a no go.

@DemCrumblies

2 ай бұрын

Yea for a productivity monitor, these actually fit in well in almost any setup. I also love how planted and reliable the base/stand is compared to flimsy plastic ones that wobble like crazy.

Nice I'm thinking of going 43 inch to replace my aging dual screen setup. :)

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Nice. Which monitors do you have for your dual setup right now?

I love it!

Cool review, but you missed one cool feature -- iMST which works over USB-C or DP. From single cable from one PC you can partition the screen to up to 4 HFD smaller screens and windows sees it as 4 independent monitors. So it's like having 4 FHD monitors connected to one PC all over one video cable.

@DemCrumblies

7 ай бұрын

Interesting, thanks for sharing. That is a really neat feature!

Great review, please let me know what is the min depth of desk suggested?

@DemCrumblies

23 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching @oliveryb! I recommend getting a desk with at least a 33" depth, which is the depth of the desk I used in video. But more than 33" deep will be ideal.

@oliveryb

22 күн бұрын

@@DemCrumblies min 33" got it thanks

I've had a 43" 4k monitor for about 9 months now, and am a bit conflicted. It's great for coding, and for watching something while doing other tasks. But because it's not curved, the viewing angle at the edges mean needing to use custom window management to prevent windows getting within about 8-10px of the edge, as those pixels are not visible from a central viewing position. Clearly this depends on how close the panel is to the monitor surface, so it'll vary, but I'd love to see a 43" curved 16:9 display. The only very large curved display I know of is the Samsung Odyssey Ark, and its just too too expensive.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey DL, thanks for sharing your experience. Yea with a 43", you really have to figure out desk space and placement too. I had it on a decently deep desk to avoid rotating my neck left to right. Ultimately, I returned this monitor, but it was mostly because it didn't have HDR and I wasn't satisfied 100% satisfied with the contrast ratio. I went back to my 32" curved, but I kinda miss this monitor now for the screen real estate I had in editing apps. Yea the Samsung Odyssey Ark looks amazing, just too much for me too.

@chrispotterfan

3 ай бұрын

What monitor are you currently using for coding? :)

Thank you for the demo. I was hoping you could have covered more of the KVM options. Just spent past 2 hours with a Dell support, in order for the kvms to work nicely, you have to use a hardwired mouse and keyboard. So 1995. I use wireless mouse and keyboard with a usb dongle, the kvm doesn’t play nice with wireless peripherals, unfortunately.

@DemCrumblies

10 ай бұрын

Hey Don, yea I didn't go into KVM much because I actually use Logitech's Flow feature to switch between my devices. On my Logitech keyboard, I can just press preset buttons to switch between 3 different devices.

@dlyonsr

10 ай бұрын

@@DemCrumblies well, after playing around for a bit, I figured out some hot keys I can use to switch between devices (CTRL + 2) on one and CTRL+ALT+ 2 on the other and it requires Dell display manager on each machine connected. So for me, that’s a useable workaround. Great video by the way and thanks for responding! I too am using Logitech keyboard mouse, will have to look into that flow app.

@DemCrumblies

10 ай бұрын

@@dlyonsr Awesome, glad to hear you found a workaround. Yea you have to use Logitech's Options + software and you can set up compatible Logitech devices to use Flow. It lets you move your mouse from one device to another automatically or by holding a modifier key. The keyboard requires pressing a preprogrammed button to switch between up to 3 different devices, pretty convenient. Thanks for watching my video btw 🙂

@stangwara

5 ай бұрын

@@dlyonsr So looks like you made it work with wireless keyboard/mouse via dongle? BTW, how fast is the switching with shortcuts? I've seen it's around 5 seconds on older models, which seems quite long...

I use the older version for CAD and it is AWESOME!!!!

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

That's great Murray! From what I've seen online, this version is not a very big improvement over the previous model.

@FliesEyes

Жыл бұрын

@Dem Crumblies Tech from what I've seen it is very similar. The ports on the back are slightly different and the drop down USB connector is what I've been able to find so far. It might also have a screen layout tool but I am unsure if I update the older model firmware whether I will find it.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@FliesEyes Hey Murray, yea, that sounds about right, and you can easily bypass those shortcomings with a USB hub if you don't mind another wire or device on your desk. The Dell Display Manager software works with a range of Dell monitors, you can check if your monitor model is supported here: www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-ca/000060112/what-is-dell-display-manager#models (U4320Q right?)

@FliesEyes

Жыл бұрын

@Dem Crumblies Tech yeah mine is 4320Q model.

Amazing video!! Thank you :) Can you change the size of a single partition when using the picture by picture mode?

@DemCrumblies

9 ай бұрын

Hey @vinorixus887, if you mean after you set it to PBP mode, can you adjust the width of the PBP screens? I didn't see any option to do so. It splits it right down the middle with no customization unfortunately. Thanks for watching 🙂

@vinorixus887

9 ай бұрын

@@DemCrumblies Thank you for answering

@DemCrumblies

9 ай бұрын

No problem. Good luck on the monitor hunt!

Nice review ! How's the text rendering and readability ? Are they crisp as they can get ?

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Shaheen, the text is pretty sharp. Here's a video I made for another viewer showing the text. They wanted to know how the monitor handles small text, and it works perfectly fine: drive.google.com/file/d/1G97hYX0wP_2-WPTT1K7NVJ-hS7gq1cIp/view?usp=share_link When watching videos on KZread or Netflix, that's where I notice a little bit of issue with the performance because it doesn't have HDR, dark scenes look a bit faded since it can't get close to perfect black due to the panel type and of course the low 103 PPI, but for text, it's no problem, with or without ClearType turned on. Thanks for watching my video 🙂

@shaheenkdr

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies wow this looks cool !

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Yes, overall it's a great productivity monitor. But not as great for movies and content consumption since there's no HDR.

Very good and informative presentation. Just need to slow it down 😃

@DemCrumblies

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! It may have been a triple coffee day 😉

Thanks for your review, the only question I have is what real upgrade when compared with the previous model U4320Q? yes, the ports but regarding the screen you get exactly the same one, am I correct? thanks!

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Marco, I can't confirm it 100%, but looking at the specs for both, it seems that the panel performance is the same. Aside from more ports &height adjustment, seems the same.

@WatanabeNaoto

9 ай бұрын

Dell usually updates their products every 2-3 years, sometimes with just some minor modifications. If you already have U4320Q, there is no reason to buy this.

Thank you for your video. What configuration would it take to make this beautiful screen work with a PC (processor and graphics card)

@DemCrumblies

11 ай бұрын

Hi Hervé LAND, you'd need a PC with Display Port for best performance, but HDMI will also work fine too. Newer laptops may not have these ports and may just use USB Type C for display purposes if they are low profile laptops. If possible, I always recommend getting a desktop for more performance and thermals. Any of the newer 30 or 40 series graphics cards from Nvidia will be perfectly fine. An i5 processor or higher will also be great to run a 4K display. I'm not sure where you're located, but I reviewed a Lenovo Legion desktop PC that I use without any issue: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fourr6Ougs7PXco.html

Nice video

@DemCrumblies

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching rbfreitas 🙂

Hello, I enjoyed the interesting review video. Could you check whether the sub-pixels of the product are RGB array or BGR array? You can check by looking at the order of the pixels when taking a close-up shot of the monitor. Thanks!

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hi 춤추는플라밍고 ! I just checked and it is BGR. Here is a photo to confirm: drive.google.com/file/d/1RXAMWCLlSo9TZ2VhhAckBdIZiYmKb-PL/view?usp=share_link (you may have to zoom in a bit). Btw, as an aside, I'm watching Physical: 100 and seeing Korean characters and your name and comment just came up on my watch. Let me know if you want me to check anything else. Thanks for watching my video 🙂

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey 춤추는플라밍고 here's a recording showing the DCI-P3 support: drive.google.com/file/d/1ULmWXQVKv_aWYdR0ATud1x6vfjRICWR4/view?usp=share_link Not sure if the logo is supposed to appear so dim or light, or if it should have been more prominent. Please let me know, thanks.

@flamingo_dance

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies First of all, thank you so much for answering my question with all your heart! :) But, it can't be checked by recording it with software like obs(capture video source). That need to take a picture or video of the monitor screen directly with the camera to find out.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey 춤추는플라밍고 thanks for letting me know. Here is a photo: drive.google.com/file/d/1SAIvK6t6IKZEqgq2ULKZ_tKZKXJR_RuD/view?usp=share_link I can see the logo slightly.

@flamingo_dance

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies Thanks! It seems to be supporting dci-p3 color gamut well, contray to my concerns. Thanks for your help.

Thanks for testing this monitor -- I'm their target market (80% Visual Studio + 20% PDFs, 0% games, 0% movies) and have been waiting for this review! Only question is about text clarity. My current Dell U3014 has the same pixel density, but it's pixel format is RGB and crystal clear. Do you notice any color fringing around normal / small text (e.g. code in Visual Studio / widget labels in DaVinci Resolve) when sitting say 75 cm from the screen? If text clarity is not "outstanding", can you suggest any 43" screen that might do better? thanks again!

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Nigel, thanks for watching! I didn't notice any color fringing around text, but I can test it out a bit more with small text and do a screen record to show you what I see on screen. I mostly notice the clarity difference when watching content, but I'm used to the Dell S3221QS, which has better pixel density. It looks like most 43" monitors fall in the 103 to 104 PPI range, so any other 43" monitor I recommend would be similar. If you're mostly using it for work and minimal content consumption, then it's probably great for your use case, but let me get back to you with a screen recording to show you the text in a variety of sizes. Will have it ready later today.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Nigel, here's a quick screen recording I did in OBS: drive.google.com/file/d/1G97hYX0wP_2-WPTT1K7NVJ-hS7gq1cIp/view?usp=share_link The text clarity is should be good enough for programming work. The clarity hit is most noticeable on videos and photos. Let me know if this video helped, or if you want to see another type of example and I can test it out.

@nnunn606

Жыл бұрын

​@@DemCrumblies Sold! Your screen recording was exactly what I needed: from VLC media player I saved 3840 x 2160 snapshots, zoomed these to 100% on my current (2560 x 1600) Dell U3014, then got a near-perfect real-time side-by-side comparison. For my needs, text display looks near enough to identical, which is all I want. PS: for this screen recording, did you have ClearType enabled and tuned? Only question before proceeding... if other brands of 43" monitor are using the same IPS panel as this U4323QE, is the current Dell website price reasonable? Is their perfect pixel tax + delivery worth the extra few hundred? Hmm, yep. Thanks again for all your help!

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Nigel, glad the recording was helpful! I didn't have ClearType on and tuned, but I just did it now, and I can't tell a very noticeable difference, the text still looks sharp enough. I don't think the other 43" monitor brands are also using Dell's panel. I meant to say that at 43", most brands also only offer 103 to 104 PPI, so it seems like the PPI is within spec for this size when looking at other brands. If you can get it for $1000 USD, it may be worth it if you need KVM, the front access USB ports, 90 W charging and would use the Dell Display Manager. This is a new monitor, so the $1000 price on sale is definitely not the lowest it will go, just a matter of if you can wait as long as it takes to drop again. I used this coupon code, so maybe try it on your end too: 10%OFFMONITOR Otherwise, any other 43" brand would likely do if you just need the larger screen size. For example, this LG 43" www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-43un700-b-4k-uhd-led-monitor/reviews has HDR10, 4X HDMI ports, 1 DP port, remote control, and slightly higher peak brightness and it comes in at around $700 USD.

@Fik0n

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies Wow thanks for that recording. This is the same issue I have with most reviews, text clarity is the most important for me too

Thank you

@DemCrumblies

27 күн бұрын

You're welcome, thanks for watching 🙂

Did you find out if the monitor supports daisy chaining? I run specific simulations on a side display (LG dualup with a touch display underneath) and am looking at this display for productivity and inputs for the sim. I have a thunderbolt dock now to link it all up but the integrated dock looks like a clean solution to get rid of the wire spaghetti if I can Daisy Chain it all.

@DemCrumblies

7 ай бұрын

Hey @steffanaarts-greven1352, I ended up returning this monitor and going back to my Dell 32" Ultrasharp so I'm not sure, but Dell's chat support is pretty decent at answering questions if you want to be 100% sure before you buy it. Here's additional information: www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-ca/000128707/how-to-daisy-chain-multiple-monitors-using-displayport-multi-stream-transport-mst

There is 43" signage display by NEC ME431. PPI 104, brightness 400 and HDR support. Just wondering if text would be as sharp and a good option for CAD application.

@DemCrumblies

11 ай бұрын

Hey Agus, I don't do CAD work but I remember a few viewers mentioning that they do CAD work and this worked great for them.

Would you recommend the S3221QS? Mixed reviews on that one. Never had a curved monitor, and really want 4k with no scaling. Coming from a 48 LG C1 OLED, which is now too big for new setup. Really like this 43 Dell, but expensive. KVM switch is super though, I could use that instead of my aging dock. I aim for productivity, not media or games.

@DemCrumblies

2 ай бұрын

I returned the 43" and went back to my S3221QS because the 43" was a bit too large for the desk in my home office. Kinda regret it a bit though because I find myself wishing I had a larger display. The curved is really not an issue for me and I almost stopped noticing it after 2 to 3 weeks of use. If you're coming from an OLED, these displays will really suck in comparison. My tv is a 65" C1 and these displays aren't in the same league. For productivity though, it will be fine. Btw, Dell puts in on sale throughout the year and if you chat with the right agent, you can get further discounts if you're lucky.

@mozaic_channel

2 ай бұрын

@@DemCrumblies Thx for the reply. Yes, afraid I got a little spoiled with the OLED. The 43 inch is $725 Amazon Renewed. Seems like a good deal. I tried a 27 4k, and that was just odd from a usability perspective. Still wondering if a 32 @4k native res is usable, I see most scale as you did to 125-150%. Really want the real estate for work/coding.

@DemCrumblies

2 ай бұрын

@@mozaic_channel Yea, honestly I don't think I'd be able to consider a non-OLED screen if I came from OLED. I'm using 32" for video editing, photoshop, etc., but I definitely find myself wanting more screen real estate at 32".

I read PDFs on it and word docs mainly. Lots of outlook work. Would the resolution be below par for that?

@DemCrumblies

4 ай бұрын

Nope, it will be fine for that. There's actually a handful of viewers on here who use it for programming also without issue.

@bradd5961

4 ай бұрын

Thanks. Any suggestions for a monitor around this size with 120hz and matt screen?@@DemCrumblies

@DemCrumblies

4 ай бұрын

You can check this site for recommendations on 120 Hz monitors, but once they go up to 120 Hz, you're usually in gaming monitor territory, which gets expensive: www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/best/120hz Dell is supposed to release some 120 Hz monitors at CES, but I think they are mostly ultra wides and not 4K monitors. @@bradd5961

when it comes to picture quality, the sharpness, do you think it is better than highend tv?

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Keen Store, it is not nearly close to a high-end TV. The higher end TVs will support HDR, have better contrast ratios, have a higher max brightness, etc. This monitor is best for work purposes, but it is not excellent for watching movies or TV regularly. Here's a review I did of the LG C1, which is a high-end TV if you're interested: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eodn2Ml6mbOzls4.html

I have been using this monitor and KVM feature for work for the past year and it helps a lot, but it lacks USB ports. I tried adding different USB hubs with and without external power source, but they do not work well. Devices randomly disconnect. It might be that one of devices or cables is faulty, but so far I was not able to diagnose it. Is it possible to extend USB Ports using dockstation like DELL WD19 and pluging it to unused USB-C port 7,9,10 or 11?

@DemCrumblies

8 ай бұрын

Hey женя гуньков, I returned my monitor and went back to my curved S3221QS for now, so I can test to confirm. I would try contacting Dell Chat support, they are usually good at helping out or finding someone who knows the answer and getting back.

Thank you for review. I have 2 question. I couldnt find the answer anywhere. First question: Can we use this monitor vertically with multiscreen layout? Second question: Is its multiscreen layout compatible with video conferencing tool? Is it possible to not share entire screen in a video conferencing tool (like microsoft teams or zoom) but share only one of the virtual screen regarding vitual screen layout? Like using dual physical monitor can I share only one screen?

@DemCrumblies

9 ай бұрын

Hey @searchcasual2002, if you could the monitor vertically, yes you can see use the multiscreen layout from Dell Display Manager - see screenshot here: drive.google.com/file/d/1B_TUV5W-joD9-nuHt1zZJKB8BPZiJZ8s/view?usp=drive_link In teams, it allows you to share one of the split windows or the entire screen.

@searchcasual2002

9 ай бұрын

@@DemCrumblies perfect! thank you for response. This info is really important for me.

@DemCrumblies

9 ай бұрын

Happy to help! Btw, I returned this monitor and went back to my Dell S3221QS, which is a 32" Curved 4K Monitor, but the settings should all work the same.@@searchcasual2002

@mynameisphunk

2 ай бұрын

There's a great app in the Microsoft Store (assuming PC) called "Region to Share" that allows you to define an area of the screen to share. I use this in conjunction with FancyZones to easily manage large, high resolution displays for dynamic screen sharing - not just single app sharing, which is rarely useful for me - without NEEDING to have an additional side display.

NEC M431 43" has an IPS panel and the same pixel density of 104. Any idea if it is expected to have a similar text sharpness as the Dell. Buying a monitor for CAD only.

@notta3d

9 ай бұрын

Wow NEC is still around? I remember in college going into the computer lab and in the Engineering section they had a NEC monitor. All I remember thinking was that was the best looking monitor I had ever seen.

I wanna get two of this monitor. It has all the ports one needs but Dell really must step up its game with at least 120Hz and higher resolution. With its price range, the built quality is great but lacks major functionality compared to any other brand in the market.

@DemCrumblies

3 ай бұрын

Yea they actually announced 2 models with 120 Hz at CES. A 40" and 34" curved: www.digitaltrends.com/computing/dell-ultrasharp-monitors-ces-2024/

As you‘ve returned this 43“ display/monitor, how about reviewing the LG 28MQ780-B 28-inch (16:18 screen ratio) DualUp Monitor with Ergo Stand ???

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Paul, thanks for putting that on my radar. It's definitely a unique monitor, but I went back to my Dell S3221QS for the 4K resolution and HDR support. The LG does have HDR support and looks great for multi-tasking, but it lacks the 4K resolution I'm looking for. It seems great for the price though!

@paulhorn24

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies Maybe you can get a review unit for some days from LG or their press marketing agency?

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@paulhorn24 Hey Paul, I'll definitely reach out to them and try, but I don't think I have a good chance of getting a review unit since my channel is so small 😐

what is the track used for t he sound test? I hear it all the time.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Should be this one I think kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZpuHrrWRZNPee7A.html

I have 2, 24" monitors at my office and I'm curious if I could replicate those monitors with the U432QE for my work-from-home monitor. I would like to have 5-7 windows open including my laptop. I'm thinking I could get 6, roughly, 12"w x10" high windows using something like fancy zones. Do you think that would be a good approximation? I can't find this in any store to look at it.

@DemCrumblies

4 ай бұрын

Hey @danreilly6368, the Dell Display Manager will definitely let you create custom zones, but I think 5 to 7 windows may still be a bit much for this monitor since it's only 4K resolution. You could move up to a 5K resolution with an ultra wide monitor, but I still feel maybe have dual monitors is better for that many windows personally.

Is it possible to use the lower half of the monitor (with the upper half blacked out) as an ultrawide monitor?

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Majd, you can plug in two hdmi or dp cables and only have one device connected, that way the bottom half will have an output and the top half will just show that the input source is not detected. I'm not sure if the top half will go completely back after a while, or if it will just keep saying that no input source is detected against the black screen if that makes sense. Let me know if I answered your question. If not, I can try to test it out later.

@zxbc1

Жыл бұрын

TBH for this much money you should just go get the LG C2 OLED, that one has the ultrawide option that allows you to either display black bars on top and bottom, or only top or only bottom, and it's a native support under game mode. You get so much more with that for less money, it's hard to justify this one. In fact, I think overall speaking Dell displays are all quite overpriced in the age of cheap OLEDs and MiniLEDs.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@zxbc1 Hey zxbc, that's a good point. I have an LG C1 which blows this out of the water. I think this is mostly meant for people who want to use 2 of more devices connected to it since they have the dell display manager software to swap inputs, sizes, window zones, etc. It also has KVM and auto KVM, but yea, image quality wise, it's not even in the same league as an OLED panel. I'm just always thinking about burn in with OLEDs though since the taskbar and icons are usually static all the time.

I was getting ready to get one Dell UltraSharp 32 4K U3223QE, when the latter 43 4K appears around. Now i don't know which to choose? I am afraid that U4323QE must be too big for my daily home usages Internet, Multimedia, Consoles and stuffs. Do you have any advice if you have tried other model aswell? Thank you.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey バカ ゾンビ, I have only tried the Dell S3221QS which I reviewed here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dWek19SIibG7hdI.html However, if you have the U3223QE, then that is a better monitor than my S3221QS. The U4323QE is quite big. You will need a desk that is deep so that the monitor sits further back. If your desk isn't very deep, then it will be too large. Sorry, I haven't tried any other monitors recently to recommend.

@BakaZonbi

Жыл бұрын

​@@DemCrumblies Thank you for your fast reply. I'm goin to check your S3221QS review, I'll watch it until the end, but honestly I'm not interested in curved screen. Already have an 49 inch TV curved which i regret that I didn't take it flat since the first day. DELL 32 4K U3223QE it's been my main target for a quite some time now, i will get this one since i don't have other necessary parts such as a suitable table or a big environment for U4323QE regardless of the fact that it looks extremely good and large. Thanks! Appreciate your input.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@BakaZonbi Hey バカ ゾンビ, thanks for watching my other review. Yes, the U3223QE is a better option than the S3221QS. I think you are making the right decision to skip the U4323QE right now because if the desk isn't deep, you will be rotating your head right and left to see everything. The pixel density will also be better on the U3223QE over the U4323QE, at least 30 more PPI, so it will be sharper as well even as closer distances.

Can the mouse and keyboard be used accross multiple devices while split 4 screen is enabled? or do you have to manually switch to each individual display ?

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey fish and banana, good question, let me get back to you about this later today or tomorrow.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey @fish and banana, so the same keyboard and mouse can be used across multiple devices according to Dell, but you will have to manually switch to the device screen/input you would like to use the keyboard and mouse using a hot key like ALT+U when you are using multiple windows from Different PC’s. You won't be able to drag the mouse to a screen edge and have it jump over. You'll have to manually set a hot key or key combination in Dell Display manager to do switch between devices. I can't test this because I returned the monitor and went back to my Dell S3221QS monitor for the HDR and higher PPI.

@ir0n2541

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies Thank you very much for the reply and effort! i was really hoping that the interaction of mouse can be seemless across all devices, that would have been perfect. i know that there is a mouse/keyboard combo from logitech called MX. where you can do this very function with the use of Logitech software. I guess as of now, that will be the only option.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@ir0n2541 Yea the option is called Logitech Flow in Logitech's software. I use it for my work laptop and home computer. You'll just have to install Logitech's software on all the devices to set it up. Good luck!

@binojgeorge8079

Жыл бұрын

​@@ir0n2541There is a Microsoft software called Mouse without Borders. It does the same thing.

DELL did what Samsung could not with their Ark monitor 🥳 neat. Now make it a tad bit forced and to be able to rotate 90 degrees so one can utilize it very well for charting 🤤

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

I remember seeing some reviews for the Samsung Arc monitor and it looks pretty unique. I think the image quality is probably better than on this monitor, but yea this is likely better for multi device productivity and connections.

@djsswift

Жыл бұрын

Auto correct *curved not forced 😅

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@djsswift Ah got it. Yea, I've actually become fond of curved displays after using the Dell S3221QS monitor. Btw, which monitor are you currently using?

@djsswift

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies likely the same ina different market S3222HN

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@djsswift Hey C GG, your dreams have partially be answered, but at a high price. New 49" Curved 5K monitor: www.dell.com/en-ca/shop/dell-ultrasharp-49-curved-usb-c-hub-monitor-u4924dw/apd/210-bgtz/monitors-monitor-accessories?gacd=9683780-3004-5761040-266662033-0&dgc=st&&&gclsrc=ds&nclid=_RfDwzA1aj3QnuSCig4LaXe0ktHGotOZfZMTlQrxLpgbfNwnop0q7tuk1g6amQWy

When is Dell releasing a 38" OLED for productivity that has clear fonts? - curved would be nice.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

I hear you. I'm still not sure on the long term burn in effects of an OLED monitor having a static taskbar, but that would be so sweet to have a curved monitor at that size with OLED blacks and contrast ratios.

Buenas noches, lo recomendaría para uso de herramientas CAD y procesadores de texto?

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

hola Roger, sí, para el procesamiento de textos y el trabajo CAD, estará perfectamente bien. Principalmente noto problemas de claridad solo al mirar videos.

@brandon_wallace

Жыл бұрын

Sí. Yo lo recomiendo pero se puede comprar pantañas del mismo tamaño iqual de buena por $500 USD. Este Dell U4323QE es muy costosa.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@brandon_wallace Sim, como é novo, o preço é bastante alto. Esperar que ele seja colocado à venda também é uma opção.

@brandon_wallace

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies Existem monitores do mesmo tamanho e metade do preço.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@brandon_wallace sí, creo que la razón por la que este cuesta tanto es por el kvm, el kvm automático, la entrega de energía de 90 w y la cantidad de puertos, también ese puerto emergente frontal.

Hello! Could you please explain... I know I can work with four different computers on the screen, but can I copy a file on one computer and transfer it to another? Thank you very much! Vito

@DemCrumblies

Ай бұрын

Hey @tofajvito, to copy files between computers, I'm not aware how to do it via KVM, since that is mostly for keyboard, video and mouse. However, I am able to transfer files easily between computers using Logitech's Flow feature in their Log+ software. For that I use their MX Mechanical Keyboard, which lets me pair it via Bluetooth with up to 3 devices. You can learn more about that feature here if you're open to using Logitech products: support.logi.com/hc/en-001/articles/1500005634742-What-is-Logitech-Flow-and-how-do-I-set-it-up-and-troubleshoot-it#:~:text=Copy%20and%20Paste&text=Just%20copy%20the%20content%20you,take%20minutes%20to%20be%20transferred.

@tofajvito

29 күн бұрын

Dear Sir...your reply helped me a lot, thank you.@@DemCrumblies

Is it good for text rendring, am planning to buy dellu4323qe for coding , programming, reading pdfs, watching youtube Please let me know

@DemCrumblies

2 ай бұрын

I had a few programmers mention that they use this for programming and it works well. For the size, the PPI is in line with most monitors of the same size.

Looking for a bright big screen monitor but 350 NITs not quite enough for direct sunlight

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Yea a lot of the larger size options I've seen from various brands are around the 300 to 400 nits range, which is too bad. This LG 43" 4K says it has 400 nits, but the response time is 8 ms, and I'm not familiar with the software it comes with for customizing screen layouts. I don't think it has KVM either, but not really an issue if you're planning on using it with one device.

@Tdburn

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies looking to upgrade from a 43” TV to a dedicated monitor but will probably stick with TVs because they can get over a 1000 nits. My particular situation is a bright window in my office

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@Tdburn Which 43" TV are you using right now? I've seen a couple of people comment about using a 43" LG C1 or LG C2, but being OLED, there is burn-in risk and I'm not sure how it'd fare in really bright rooms. I have a 65" LG C1 in my living room that has a large bright window about 6 feet away from it and it's still bright enough for daytime use.

hey, can i split this monitor in 2 "ultrawide monitors" and play a game in the below on on fullscreen? or does the game in fullscreen will fill the full 43" Monitor?

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Spionat, I returned my monitor, but you should be able to assign a window zone for the game in the dell display manager. You can confirm with Dell Support though to be 100% sure. Unless you're playing puzzle, right, strategy, etc type games you probably won't enjoy this because the refresh rate and peak brightness isn't ideal for gaming.

Thanks for the review the 350 nits is not very bright I was hoping those version would be 700+ plus the 60Hz should by now be 120Hz. Is the panel glossy or matte? Thanks for the honest and great review. It is a nice monitor I wouldn’t be using it for games but stock trading and movies I would for sure. Text would have to be super clear last thing traders what is blurring text when putting in large orders. The sound is very good but once again the 350 nits is disappointing.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey HT, yea for the price, it would have been great to have more than 350 nits. It really seems like this monitor is only suited for office environments where fast refresh rates and bright vivid displays aren't needed. The panel had more of a matte display. I ended up returning it and going back to my Dell S3221QS 4K monitor because I really wanted HDR support. I do miss the screen size though because it made editing photos and videos easier for me. Hopefully the next generation of this monitor will have better specs, especially for the price. Some viewers have mentioned just buying a 43" LG C1 or LG C2 TV to use as a monitor. This is actually not a bad idea since the prices are similar and the LG C1 or C2 will have a vastly better viewing experience. Of course you'll lose the KVM features, PIP, PBP, etc., and there is the issue of OLED panel burn in. If I wasn't so worried about OLED panel burn in, I might consider the C1 or C2 for a single device monitor.

@HT__00

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies Yes I agree. The OLED burn in on those monitors is horrendous. Even Linus complained about it. I would never buy an OLED monitor for doing stock charts. But at the same time I want to have some fun with it movie wise. I don’t play any video games. Hopefully next version they get it right I do like the 42.5 inch size for productivity and the IPS screen. Hopefully they can make the speakers better as well the sound that comes out of iPad speakers is damn impressive certainly Dell could up it up a few notches. The other important item is that this monitor needs to be able to switch to vertical and horizontal mode. Many traders don’t like 16:9 aspect ratios because all graphs are squeezed at the bottom of the monitor going vertical solves this and some even buy two vertical monitors I would be one of those people. Thanks for your input.

@ryanjoffe9090

Жыл бұрын

​@@HT__00 hey what did u land up buying. I'm in same situation as you need one for trading

@HT__00

11 ай бұрын

@@ryanjoffe9090 I’m still holding out for a 120hz screen with vertical capabilities

Do you know if it’s possible to split the output from one machine onto this monitor? For example if I have just 1 laptop and a PS5, could I use the upstream usb-c port to utilize 3 “monitors” for my laptop onto this display? And then use a hdmi for my PS5? Or does each KVM input have to be a different machine?

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey MH, the only way I saw to split the output from one machine was through creating window zones / sections once you use a single input source. I'm not sure which laptop you have, but I think most laptops only have one output source, so you would likely only have one output source going to the monitor anyway. KVM would probably have to be for a different machine because when you go through the KVM wizard, it's meant for different devices. What kind of setup do you want to achieve? If I understand correctly, you want to have the screen split into 4 boxes, 3 boxes would be for your laptop alone, and one box for the PS5, is that correct? If that's correct, the only thing I can of is to have the PS5 as PIP and set PIP to the largest size. Or to use PBP. I don't think you can split the single monitor input to just take up 3 boxes since it's still one input source. I don't think the monitor can see virtual desktops or similar things as separate input sources since it's still just one output cable from the laptop to the monitor.

@mhwachter833

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies my current setup is work laptop with dell hub that connects via 1 usb-c to the laptop, and 2 external monitors connected to the hub. This gives me 3 screens total for the laptop, with the laptop itself and the 2 monitors. I’d like to achieve the same setup if possible on something like this if it were possible.

@mhwachter833

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies ideally Id like 3 “monitors” though, and not just one split with window panes. Bc I utilize the split panes method already on one of the monitors with 4 chrome tabs for monitoring, I don’t know if that would be effective on one desktop output and split window panes

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@mhwachter833 Oh I see. I never used a Dell Hub, so I didn't even know this functionality was possible. I guess if the monitor can receive separate inputs from the hub, it can accept that as another input source for the screen partitions. I think it'd be best to contact Dell sales support about this question since they'll know the functionality of their hub and this monitor. I had to contact Dell US Sales support about a question and they escalated it to their tech team which got back to me, so they were pretty responsive. I don't have a dell hub, or the monitor to test this because I returned it since I couldn't live without HDR, so I don't want to give you the wrong information if you decide to order it. I'm thinking that as long as you have three separate cables to three input sources on the monitor, it should split them fine and leave you with the 4th window for the PS5, but I'd confirm it with Dell.

@mhwachter833

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies thanks for the response! You’re the man!

When u showed the 4 computer screen in each quadrant, can 8 seemlessly go with in those computers with same keyboard mouse. I mean i dint want to completely switch over to one single computer using the switch. So that that i can see everything happening on all computer and also navigate quickly to any quadrant i wish.

@DemCrumblies

11 ай бұрын

Hey Pratap, when I had 4 screens in each quadrant, each screen was from a separate physical input source, so you won't be able to have 8 input sources since the physical inputs are limited. If you have 8 computers, you'd likely need two monitors so you can have 4 displayed on each monitor. Maybe you can still view all 8 with one monitor by using some kind of HDMI switcher, but you'd have to hunt around and do some trial and error to get that working I think.

@PratapShinde

11 ай бұрын

@@DemCrumblies I am sorry if I didn't explain it well. Actually my requirement is I have 2 computers and I have to monitor and take necessary actions on either one depending on the customers message. So I need to have both visible, take the mouse and keyboard control to either one but keep both visible. I just don't want to go through the toggling ways where entire screen switches to a specific computer

@DemCrumblies

11 ай бұрын

@@PratapShinde Got it. I think the quickest option would probably to buy a Logitech keyboard and mouse and use their Logitech Flow feature. It works amazingly well and you can pair up to 3 computers with it. The way it works is that once the mouse cursor hits the edge of the screen on the first computer, it jumps over to the next computer screen. For the keyboard, they have three numbers at the top of the keyboard labeled 1,2,3 to switch between computer 1,2 or 3. I forgot how this monitor handled the mouse and keyboard when just using a standard keyboard and mouse, but I already returned it and went back to my 32" curved, so I can't test it unfortunately.

@PratapShinde

11 ай бұрын

@@DemCrumblies That's amazing advice. Thank you. I had no idea Logitech had a product like that. Once again thank you.

@DemCrumblies

11 ай бұрын

@@PratapShinde Yea I love it. You can have it switch screen when you move the cursor to the edge or you can press Ctrl and move the mouse cursor over. I use the Logitech MX Mechanical Keyboard and the Lift mouse and MX 3S mouse with the feature. Just be sure whichever mouse and keyboard you buy supports the feature. I did reviews those 3 items as well btw if you're interested.

1st. can one pc use all the four compartment? 2nd. if you full screen one of those compartment. does that screen overlap the other three?

@DemCrumblies

10 ай бұрын

Hey, you can't use 4 sources on one PC, but you can use the entire screen by dividing it into 4 virtual areas using Dell's Display Manager software. If you had 4 separate input sources, the only way to go full-screen would be switch to the source you want to go full screen, and in that case, it would take over the entire screen.

@XNCorpsMrNobody

10 ай бұрын

@@DemCrumblies oh thank my friend. very helpful answer. 👍👍

@DemCrumblies

10 ай бұрын

@@XNCorpsMrNobody Glad to help! Take care 🙂

Is it possible to have a PIP in portrait mode while the main input stays in landscape?

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Azaza Bacheche, I checked with Dell and they said this can be done, but it isn't documented in their manual. If you're connecting another computer in portrait mode in PIP, you could also adjust the graphics settings in your GPU software to force the display into portrait mode too I think. I returned the monitor because I couldn't live without HDR and I wanted a higher PPI, so unfortunately I cannot test this. I hope that helps.

@azazabacheche3973

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies thanks! i would be using it for music production and one of my main instruments has a portrait layout. the lack of hdr is unfortunate but not sure how much media I would consume w it so probably not a deal breaker.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@azazabacheche3973 Hey Azaza, yea HDR probably won't be a deal breaker if productivity and efficiency is the main goal. I'm just spoiled coming from a monitor with HDR. Btw, if you end up buying this monitor, just be sure to have a helper to make setup easier. Good luck!

A 43''4k monitor means a pixel density of about 100dpi. That falls even short to my 21'' CRT of 1996. To get a homogenous picture where you cannot distinguish any single pixel anymore, this monitor needs to be placed more than a meter away. My desk is not nearly as deep as that. At least, at that distance, the missing curvature does not bother anymore. Thanks, but no thanks. For such a monitor, I like my eyes too much.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Maximilian Glanz, yea, after this review, I looked into 43" monitors from other brands and they all fall within the 103 to 104 PPI range. And yea, you need a deep desk for this monitor since the base extends out so much unless you wanna buy a monitor arm. The hunt continues. Btw, which monitor are you using right now?

Why not get lg c2 42? That scene at 0:19 will have night and day difference...

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Yep, I have an LG C1 and the image quality and contrast ratios are outstanding. The C2 is a great option if you don't care about multi device sources, window zones and the KVM and auto KVM features. I'm also not sure about panel performance long-term due to OLED burn in since the taskbar would be static all the time on the screen.

@JosephKarthic

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies I auto hide the taskbar and desktop icons, Set Changing wallpaper for each minute and have screensaver turn on in 3 minutes...But nothing comes close to an OLED in display quality in my opinion...

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@JosephKarthic Yea that is a work-around, but with my workflow, I kinda need to see the taskbar all the time because I have tons of apps open that I switch between frequently and I prefer not to alt tab to switch them. You're 100% right now, nothing comes close to OLED panels. I'm actually spoiled since using the LG C1, that it's hard to consider other panel types now.

How about the bottom leaks?

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Friedrich, do you mean bottom light bleed?

Once you try 4K@120hz there is no way back. LG C2 42"

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Oh yea, I know it! I have a 65" LG C1 that I reviewed too and I am so spoiled by it. It's so hard to consider anything that isn't OLED now 😁

What are the dimensions of your desk table?

@DemCrumblies

6 ай бұрын

Hey @d_o_u_g it's 59" W by 35" Deep x 30" High.

How can I switch between 2 PCs if I cannot use Dells Software solution? Is There a Hardware Button?

@DemCrumblies

6 ай бұрын

Yes there are buttons you can use to switch between inputs.

@timobrehm5658

6 ай бұрын

@@DemCrumblies hey thank you, can you Tell me, where the Button is, is it on the back? There is a Joystick, right?

@DemCrumblies

6 ай бұрын

It's on the back right corner with a joystick control.

@timobrehm5658

6 ай бұрын

@@DemCrumblies okay thank you, Quite cumbersome

@DemCrumblies

6 ай бұрын

Yep, so I just use their display manager software.

❤

i have a question will it be good for gaming ?

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Lord Remnant, unfortunately it won't be. The response time isn't ideal for gaming and neither is the refresh rate, so you'll experience ghosting while playing certain games. The lack of HDR will also take away from great gaming visuals.

@lordremnant625

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies my deepest thanks

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@lordremnant625 You're welcome. Good luck with the gaming monitor hunt.

Well Dell stated no built in speakers for this monitor when in fact there is

@DemCrumblies

4 ай бұрын

Dell is kinda bad with specs I find. When I reviewed this monitor, they listed certain color profiles that I mentioned in this video, then later changed them! You can check my pinned comment on this video to see what I mean. Thanks for watching 🙂

a 5k2k monitor of around 30% bigger physical size than existing ones and 144hz would be perfect

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Hey Sergej, I know Dell is coming out with a 6K monitor, but it's 32". I think it's meant for studio design work, so probably won't have a high refresh rate either.

@Michal_Peterka

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies U3224KB will have 60Hz, unfortunatelly there the market is still lacking a good monitors for combined usage (work and gaming)

@Michal_Peterka

Жыл бұрын

@Sergej I am thinking about 5k2k monitor but currently there are too much of compromises for the price... I saw that LG will be making 45" 5k2k 165Hz but in 2025. So I am thinking what to buy till then.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@Michal_Peterka Yea, all the marketing for these monitors is geared towards productivity with no mind about mixed use.

I feel like having 43 inch is made for big task cause how large it is'" it may help people to work easier see big detail

@DemCrumblies

5 ай бұрын

I noticed that many viewers who are programmers have a need for this size because I think they have multiple windows open at any given time and need to partition the display.

I think HDR support really matters any other model

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Yea, you're right. HDR is probably not a make or break for most users of this monitor.

Now I found LG 42 C3 OLED, it's also cheaper than Dell U4323Qe

@DemCrumblies

5 ай бұрын

I have the LG C1 as my TV and just love OLED! I would definitely go for the LG C3, just not sure of long-term burn-in with static elements like the taskbar and icons, etc.

It's an OK monitor as long as you sit away from the monitor at least 33.55”.

@DemCrumblies

5 ай бұрын

Yea, you need a deep enough desk for sure.

I used to have two expensive Dell monitors who broke a year after their warranty passed, and guess what - they could not be repaired. Dell refuses to do so, and they do not publish any service manuals and they hunt down every service point that tries to do post-warranty repairs. You are supposed to buy another one when the old one breaks. NEVER AGAIN

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear that pe00000001, that sucks. I guess I've been lucky so far. My Dell 2408WFP from 2008 is still going strong, but lemme see the longevity of these newer models. Btw, which monitor brand did you switch to? If I ever have any issues, it'd be good to know which other brands to consider. Thanks for watching 🙂

@pe00000001

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies Hi! Before switching I did a research on post-warranty support of various brands, and I finally switched to Iiyama. They make very nice and slick looking monitors that don't break my bank, and they are have very nice customer support.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@pe00000001 Awesome, thanks for sharing! I haven't heard of them before, but I'll look into them. Customer support is key when making large purchases.

Hi could you please tell me if there is a simpler way to switch between computers and their relative 4 screens than the one you mention of going on the back of the monitor which is really clumsy for me? Would be great if you had a key combination nut perhaps you might have to install some program on all the computers and I don't think they support from Win 7 and up and Linux. Else we need to use an outside KVM. I asked Dell and they have no clue. Thanks

@DemCrumblies

4 ай бұрын

Hey @paolodc1697, you can use the Dell Display Manager software to switch between inputs: www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-ca/000060112/what-is-dell-display-manager

It's good but Asus ROG Swift OLED PG42UQ is the better monitor.

@DemCrumblies

2 ай бұрын

Yea any OLED monitor will blow this out of the water when it comes to contrast and colors for sure.

Not happy with 5ms latency. Incredible. People are so spoilt. “‘everything is amazing and no one is happy”

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Lol Louis CK. Nice 🙂

@lorenzomizushal3980

Жыл бұрын

Some people set higher standards for themselves. This is why we want to achieve more and more. We landed on the moon but now we aim for Mars. After that perhas another star system. Standards keep rising for non mediocre people.

@Harrysound

Жыл бұрын

@@lorenzomizushal3980 what a load of guff

@ishmael_03

Жыл бұрын

​@@lorenzomizushal3980 In other words: Being perpetually unhappy.

@lorenzomizushal3980

Жыл бұрын

@@ishmael_03 Not necessarily. Unhappiness comes mainly from getting too emotionally attached to an outcome. You can be disposed to seek constant improvement without being emotionally attached to the seeking of constant improvement. In that process of seeking and working towards improvement you can enter the psychological state of flow which improves mental health and even promotes happiness.

What kinda PIP/ PBP modes does it have?

Not really the best monitor for productivity work, especially not imagery and photo editing in general as it covers only 82% of the Adobe RGB gamut. The Eizo reference models covers 98% and that makes a huge impact when doing all sorts of color work and photo editing. Missing out on almost 20% coverage is not an option. But then again, with the Eizo CG models we are talking a much higher prize level.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Yea agreed. When I first purchased it, the specs showed it has a pretty good color gamut coverage, however, after publishing the video, Dell updated the specs to pretty abysmal color gamut. I thought I was going crazy when a viewer pointed it out, but I checked the wayback archive, and sure enough they had advertised much better specs, then changed it later. Probably did a copy and paste job and forgot to update the color area: web.archive.org/web/20230223120351/www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-ultrasharp-43-4k-usb-c-hub-monitor-u4323qe/apd/210-bfpo/monitors-monitor-accessories#techspecs_section I saw they have a new 49" model which should have 100% Rec 709, 100% sRGB, 98% DCI-P3, 98% P3 (if it isn't another copy and paste job). www.dell.com/en-ca/shop/dell-ultrasharp-49-curved-usb-c-hub-monitor-u4924dw/apd/210-bgtz/monitors-monitor-accessories Better contrast ratio too. Haven't experienced the Eizo monitors, but have heard of them before, along with some of BenQ's models for color accuracy.

@Underhills

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies This is typical for Dell. They always hide bad specs. When they don't quote the Adobe RGB coverage in the product sheet it always means the numbers are low. Other manufacturers do this too but I find Dell to be the worst. Dell claims to have a productivity line but they always fail in proper tests, especially on color accuracy, ghosting and light leakage.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@Underhills Good to know, thanks for the heads up. The hunt still continues. Which monitor are you using right now btw?

@Underhills

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies I'm using Eizo ColorEdge CG2730 27". Eizo have updated the CG series now but the 2730 is still a great stable monitor for my use. The 1440p resolution is the best for 27" size in my mind. You need at least 32" (31.9") estate to utilize 4K and if your not working with 1:1 4K content (like video) it's not an issue.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@Underhills Thanks for sharing. Looks like Dell is most likely a no-go for your workflow needs. I did read that they are working on a 6K display to compete with the Apple Pro Display XDR, but the color accuracy claims will need to be tested once it's released: arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/01/dells-new-ultrasharp-monitor-is-a-6k-powerhouse-for-pros/

this needs four separate buttons for inputs, not menu, scroll, click to change inputs. lol.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

100% Agree. I wish companies would give us buttons. If they couldn't do buttons, then even a remote would be nice. Only other way to switch inputs is to use their Dell Display Manager software and switch it from there or with keyboard shortcuts/commands.

@cordlesswire

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies oh, ok. keyboard shortcuts are acceptable. noice. now, i have another complaint. switching between inputs needs to be instant, without the 2-3sec delay. hah. but, i still have yet to see such a monitor… dunno why its so hard to make input switching faster. im no engineer, but 10 years ago i was like ‘pfffft by 2023 theyll have it figured it out’. and here we are…

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@Cordless Wire Yea input switching has a delay. Same with switching inputs on a TV. Let's wait until AI figures out how to solve it 😉

No, it is NOT supposed to wobble like that. That stand is shit. Use a third-party VESA, and make sure it's the best you can get or don't even bother with purchases like this. If you can't do it right, wait until you can.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Yea it'd be best to have it VESA mounted on a more planted stand or really strong monitor arm. It was wobbling extra when I did the review since I had it on a cheap Ikea table, but when I moved it to my metal desk, it didn't wobble when I was typing. Of course, it'll still wobble if the actual monitor gets bumped though, but you're right, best to invest in something stronger long-term.

This screen is meant for business I think not leisure. So I think that is why it struggles on gaming and viewing videos.

@DemCrumblies

3 ай бұрын

Yes 100%, it's mostly a productivity work monitor.

Apple was the first to sell a nice one

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Probably. They do have really high-end displays.

Slow down!

Hmmm A bit long winded but the devil is in the details… What is the elephant in the room when it comes to 43" 4K monitor? An elephant that not only won't manufactures’ talk about, neither will most of the "reviews"/"tests". Several manufactures including Dell and Philips refused to provide that information even when tech support and/or customer service were asked directly.... "DPI" is defined by the number of "dots" a monitor can display (fit) within a theoretical 1" X 1" box. That theoretical 1"x1" box remains consistent whether you are measuring a cellphone screen or a 98" mega big screen TV because 1"x1" is the same on ALL DISPLAYS! Logic dictates and common sense tells us that more dots per inch equals smaller dots while less dots per inch equals bigger dots. Consequently, the fewer the dots in the box and thus the bigger the dots the greater the "pixilation" at a given distance... In the US in 2023 there are still more than 10 times as many users with 2560x1440 monitors between 27" and 34" as there are using 4K screens. Remember: The average 32" monitor displays roughly 92 dpi at 1440p. Every 43" 4K monitor/TV on the market displays 103-4 DPI. I personally have been using a 32" BenQ 32" 1440p monitor for the last 7 years with a DPI of 92. At my normal viewing distance under 21"" text and fine detail are crisp and clear with no smudging or blurriness’ and only a hint of pixilation. Results will of course vary from user to user. Obviously, a 43" 4K monitor with a DPI of 103 should ALWAYS DISPLAY CLEARER TEXT AND FINE DETAIL WITH LESS PIXILATION THAN MY 92DPI 1440 MONITOR both at 100% scaling. And yet... I have looked at quite few 43" Monitors over the last 2 years AND NONE OF THEM OFFER TRULY CLEAR TEXT AND FINE DETAIL WITHOUT PIXILATION at 100% scaling! How is that possible given that, all else being equal, a 32" 2560 x 1440p 92DPI monitor physically CAN NOT offer better text and fine detail display than a 43" 4K 3840 x 2160 monitor with a DPI of 103!!!!!!!! THE reason 43" 4K monitors suck is simple: Pretty much every 43" Monitor and every TV with specs suitable to be used as a monitor have panels with a BGR sub-pixel layout which is very poorly supported by MS Windows 8-11 operating system and most Windows programs resulting in blurry text and loss of fine detail. On the other hand, traditional RGB (red/green/blue) sub-pixel layouts are 100% supported by virtually every PC operating system and program on the planet and provides crisp clear text and fine detail. SO HOW COME MAINSTREAM CONSUMERS DON'T KNOW ABOUT THIS?? Again, the answer is obvious: Despite offering reams of technical data covering the most minute details of the specs, the one that is always missing is the SUB-PIXEL LAYOUT. In short, the manufacturers clearly are hiding this information from consumers intentionally which is very odd considering in terms of text and fine detail display it is arguably the single most important specification along with resolution and color gamut! Color gamut is another set of specifications that Manufacturers are also often hiding from consumers. In conclusion, the reason manufacturers have switched from RGB to BGR sub-pixel layouts primarily in 43" and up displays/TV's despite massive degradation in text and fine detail display at 100 scaling is simple: They make more money this way! Besides, they have managed to get legions of shills on hundreds of forums telling everybody the problem is due to DPI instead of the truth that the problem is the switch to BGR sub-pixel layout! Sad to say this reinforces the fact that Manufacturers in general are greedy and very often dishonest...

@DemCrumblies

11 ай бұрын

Hey @ddearborn7084, you're correct about the BGR layout. When I made this review, I didn't even know about this. One of the viewers below (@flamingo_dance) asked 4 months ago as soon as I released this video if it was RGB or BGR. You guys are more on the ball about this than I am. Now that I know, though, I will try to incorporate that into my specs the next time I review a monitor. Another problem with this review, which I pinned in the comments above is that at the time of this review, I took Dell's stated specs and presented them here, but later Dell CHANGED the specs to lower specs. I'm assuming this was because they copied and pasted specs and forgot to modify all the areas. Luckily I checked waybackmachine to confirm I wasn't going crazy and it showed they had incorrect specs listed before. It's crazy that a huge company like this, who has a good reputation with monitors for the most part can't launch with proper specs, given all the teams and sign-offs I'm assuming a product has to go through before it's pushed live.

"A multitasker's dream" - Why? It lets you multitask just as good as a 32'' or even a bit smaller 4K monitor. It would be a multitasker's dream to have a 43'' that is 6k or 8k. Desktop real estate doesn't really depend on display size (as long as it isn't just small), but on actual resolution. 🤷🏻‍♂

@DemCrumblies

4 ай бұрын

There's a handful of comments on here from programmers saying this size is great for split screening apps. I have a 32" 4K monitor, and it definitely is easier for my eyes when I had used the 43" 4K vs the 32" 4K, which is why I haven't ventured into 5K + monitors. I know the resolution would probably not be ideal for me even though I could have a much wider timeline when editing videos.

This monitor is total junk. 5 months old and mine is faulty. Dell fighting me on its repair. Pathetic.

@DemCrumblies

4 ай бұрын

Hey sorry to hear that, what happened with yours? If you could find reports or complaints of the same issue online, you could reference those posts to their support team.

60 hz no thanks

@DemCrumblies

4 ай бұрын

Yea these are pretty much productivity based, but hopefully they release better spec'd monitors at CES.

I use 32" from Lenovo with 4K, since Covid and lockdown happened. And main reason to order it, just because that is 4x16" Full HD displays, But main lack was, speakers and amount of USB-C ports. and unfortunately Dell didn't produce any suxh size with all these needed, except those 32" with Web cam integrated, that is a quite overpriced as for me. 40 and especially 43" oversized for ordinaty work from home and may be suitable for some "monitoring rooms" where speakers are not necessary already.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

Are you using a sound bar with your Lenovo 4K monitor? While monitor with built-in speakers are a good backup, I think I would always just add a horizontal sound bar under the monitor for better sound.

@ZhenyaTyoma

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies tried to use soundbar Doesn't work for me. Requires additional wires to charge it. That leads to cluttering. And sound it is not something that is needed constantly. So, use internal Dell Latitude speakers when needed. And because Dell is 2-in-1 with detachable keyboard, it stays before the display as a second one. On soundbar would obstructed.

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@ZhenyaTyoma Yea it would be neat if they sold a sound bar that had wireless charging from the monitor stand somehow.

@ZhenyaTyoma

Жыл бұрын

@@DemCrumblies what is ideal display for me would be 1. 30", not more. depends, may be 32" 2. 16:10 or ideally 3:2. (mandatary any of these) 3. UHD+. 3840x2400 or 3840x2560 if it is 3:2 (mandatory) 4. Speakers, not mono like in Huawei MaetView, but stereo. (speaker is mandatory, stereo preferable) 5. At least two USB+DP AltMode or TB+DP AltMod inputs. To be able to connect two devices via USB-C cable 6. Integrated WebCam (very desirable) 7. And yes, distance between back side of a display and a wall. 25+ cm it is too much. not everyone can afford and may have desk 90+ cm depth to install it on correct distance from the eyes. Strongly there is no such across all vendors. Dell 30" U3023Q is only in 16:10 but 2560x1600, that is more-less acceptable, but no sound Huawei MateView very looks like fits. But - it is Huawei, Wireless projection works for Huawei devices only. One speaker, and 28" only, that is acceptable if nothing else is on еру market Dell U3223QZ looks and looked like a very ideal, but what stops against replacement, it is its 16:9 and because if it would be 16:10, and 32", then camera would be sitting to high. and because 30" would be good with integrated WebCam

@DemCrumblies

Жыл бұрын

@@ZhenyaTyoma Yea, it'll be hard to find a monitor that fits all those requirements. I definitely prefer having 4K and HDR support. My setup isn't minimal yet, so I don't mind adding a sound bar, but if you're going for a clean setup, then having a matching or built-in sound bar in the monitor is ideal.