Dell UltraSharp U4320Q - LED monitor - 42.5" (42.5" viewable) - 3840 x 2160 4K @ 60 Hz - IPS - 350 cd/m² - 1000:1-5 ms - HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C - with 3 years Advanced Exchange Service

I really made a very good investment for my work, especially as an e-commerceBig screen, amazing color and pictureFantastic

If you are multitasking, this is a screen for you! PIP mode helps to stay focused on one screen and not jump around between devices.

+One of few monitors on the market allowing to display 4k at 100% scale-relatively poor contrast and viewing angles

Superb monitor ! …. I have purchased this to replace a dual monitor setup and it’s fantastic exactly as described, I’m running Windows 11 and can easily split the screen into zones or you can use the Dell monitor software to do the same. ….. I don’t need to run through the spec as there are many detailed reviews already online. …. This was delivered very quickly within 24 hours by a marketplace supplier in perfect condition …. All round very happy

Je l’utilise depuis un mois pour jongler entre mon pc perso et professionnel. L’image est nette, le partage de l’écran et le kvm sont faciles avec l’application dell display manager. Dommage qu’il n’y ait pas de télécommande mais bon, c’est pas non plus une télé.Pour ce qui est de la livraison, rien à dire aussi sur ce sujet, le vendeur est tres professionnel et la date de livraison a été respecté, je l’ai même eu un jour avant.

I bought this monitor as a retirement gift to myself, replacing an existing 32" 4k monitor. I regret nothing.Delivery -- I was originally promised delivery in about five days or so after placing the order but it actually arrived within two days. It's officially a two-man lift with it in its box and fortunately I didn't have to carry it myself up the stairs to my front door. I have since repurposed the box it came in as a weekend cottage in the Highlands for the whole family.Positioning -- the monitor just fits on my desk where my 32" monitor stood. Just. It's a heavy lift even out of the box, make sure you know where it's going and how you're going to lift it before you start to put it into place. Trained assistants are advised.Connections -- I'm using the DisplayPort connection to drive it in 4k x 60Hz from my desktop. I've not investigated the picture-in-picture and split-screen modes it supports. I may use the HDMI port for media players and the like in the future but I haven't tried this yet. Most of the USB ports are tucked away at the back and I can't easily get to them since my desk faces a wall and the monitor is positioned under a shelf. I did add a short USB 3.0 extension cable to one port before I put the monitor in place though. The USB type C connector on the left-hand edge of the bezel is more conveniently positioned.Display -- the raison d'etre for this monster. It's an IPS display, very good off-axis viewing with very good colour fidelity but it appears slightly duller than my previous 32" monitor. I've tried tweaking the colour, brightness and contrast settings etc. but I eventually decided I'd just get used to it as is. I have no peripheral vision left with me sitting about a metre from the screen and wearing custom spectacles prescribed for this distance. Other people's opinions on first viewing the display involves a lot of swearing and taking the Lord's name in vain so I will not quote them here. I'm running it at 60Hz, no gaming. Panel illumination seems even but I've not measured it with instruments. The panel's finish is non-glare but room lighting reflections can bleach out the top edge of the screen on occasion. I may revamp and reposition the lighting later.Controls -- these are four small buttons tucked away on the lower right-hand edge of the bezel. I find them awkward to use but the two or three times I've wanted/needed to use them they worked well enough. New gaming-oriented monitors come with remote controls nowadays but of course the batteries will be flat if you ever desire to change anything so buttons are good in my opinion.Other things -- there are speakers built-in to this monitor but I think they only work via HDMI or USB-C upstream connections which I don't use. There is a headphone-out/line-out port, again positioned on the back where it's difficult to get to. The monitor has some limited tilt and swivel capabilities on the supplied stand but no pivot into portrait mode. It does have VESA mounts on the back (100mm square and 200mm square spacing). The monitor package comes with bolts and spacers for VESA mounting if you desire.Generally -- it was plug-and-play, my Win10 desktop recognised it immediately when connected and configured itself appropriately. I do have to sit a little further back than I used to with the tiny 32" display I used previously. I need to adapt and reorganise my workspace a bit more to properly re-ergonomise myself, possibly with a block under the stand to raise the screen a little so its centerline matches my eyeline.Conclusion -- Minor cavilling aside, I'm very happy with this purchase. I had no operational necessity to possess such a large display other than ageing eyesight and a desire to own such a behemoth. It works, it suits me and I have no regrets (or did I say that earlier? No matter).

Ciao a tutti dopo molto tempo ho deciso di recensire questo prodotto e devo dire che per la mia attività lavorativa da libero professionista risulta spettacolare . Il monitor viene collegato con MacBook Pro 16 tramite porta usb-c alimentando il pc senza alimentatore (fenomenale). Qualità video alta. Considerate che questo prodotto è in commercio dal 2020 recente. Consiglio a tutti questo fantastico Dell . Il prezzo d'acquisto nel 2020 era 911€ oggi vedo che è leggermente aumentato.

Ich hatte zuvor 2 curved Monitore von Dell (3417W). Auf Dauer geht diese Lösung jedoch sehr auf die Haltung, daher war meine Entscheidung für den 43" 4K, der ein zentriertes Arbeitsfeld schafft und meine Anforderungen an Bildqualität und Ergonomie sehr gut auf vereint.Eine feine Sache ist der Dell Display Manager (Download b. Dell), mit dem sich die virtuelle Bilschirmeinteilung- in meinem Fall horizontal geteilt- definieren lässt. Damit können für meine Anforderungen zwei parallel genutze Anwendungen sehr übersichtlich platziert werden.Ein klein wenig Umgewöhnung vom Vorgängerformat WQHD ist nötig, da die Bildschirmhöhe m.E. grenzwertig ist, um selbst bei niedrigster Positionikerung (normale Tischplattenhöhe 74cm) nicht den Nacken vom Kino-Blick 1. Reihe mitte zu bekommen; daher 1 Sternchen Abzug im Bereich Ergonomie.Die Ausleuchtung am oberen Rand ist nicht perfekt, aber auch nicht störend. Kalibrierung des Benutzermodus über X-Rite 1Profiler und fertig ist der Lachs. Aus meiner Sicht ist die 4K- Auflösung bei dieser Größe von 43"- trotz vorstehendem kleinen Malus- den WQHD- Modellen (habe noch weitere Arbeitsplätze mit je 1x LG 38uc99w-Bildschirmen) vorzuziehen, da die übereinander angeordneten/ horizontale Aufteilung für meine Anwendungsfälle sinnvoler ist und qualitative Vorteile bringt. Randnotitz: Eine g'scheite Grafikkarte versteht sich von selbst; hier mind. Nvidia Quadro 4000 RTX.Summa sumarum eine (Wieder-)Kaufempfehlung.

Für mich, als ein Teil der 60++ Generation der ideale Monitor für Surfen, Nachrichten und E-Mails sowie für gelegentliche Büroarbeit. Ein superflacher, höhenverstellbarer und schwenkbarer Monitorständer ohne lästige Giraffenfüße und RGB, wie bei den sog. Gaming-Monitoren. Ich bin sehr zufrieden - auch ohne Millisekunden-Input-Lag:)