The monitor has a large screen with the windows 10 snap feature, is all i need. Usb connects easily to the monitor - from which you can then connect your other devices like keyboard or wacom, and power other devices, like ipads.

They last for many years—or at least until i decide i want a newer and bigger monitor. The field of view of 21:9 is just expansive. The stand puts it up nice and high. I'm 6'3, so i still have it on a little riser.

There is a slight curve to this, and honestly that's all it needs. The curved screen becomes natural in one day.

The only thing i don't like about this combination is that the monitor seems to have incomplete ddc ( display data channel) capabilities. I value my eyes, so that factored into the premium cost. Saves time and preserves your eyesight.

Do not buy dell products. They clearly outsource their customer service to india. Now what's my major gripe here? This is unacceptable. Much waiting. Pretty sure i am done buying dell monitors, tho.

Comes on and off again a few times then wait 15 minutes til it starts again. Works fine once you get it working, but as soon as you disconnect the laptop to use away from your desk, you are hosed.

In photo app, brighter images are darkened at the edges by this bleed. That makes my computer remember a different monitor layout and puts my windows on the wrong screen and then shuts down the laptop with all my windows saved in the wrong place.

When viewing distance isn't too close and monitor is directly in front and perpendicular to you, the viewing experience is horrible. As you keep panning your eyes the other edge converges inward again and it played havoc one's eyes.