S3425DW

Their $225 Dell S3425DW has great colour, crisp text, 120Hz and convenient USB-C power.

“Colors look great, text crisp, and 120Hz/Power through USB C is nice and convenient.”

Twenty days with the Dell S3425DW: good overall with a little backlight bleed.

“overall it's good, what I was expecting, but it has some black light bleeding not much”

Their £160 Dell S3425DW with a 3-year warranty is pretty good for a budget VA ultrawide.

“Pretty good for a budget VA UW monitor.”

Likes their Dell S3425DW with a MacBook, but wishes it were 4K and the stand went higher.

“I really like mine. Wish it was 4k though.”

Their first ultrawide, the Dell S3425DW, is great for work and gaming with a sturdy base and hotkey input switching.

“Great so far for my work and gaming needs.”

Five months with the Dell S3425DW for spreadsheets: they like it enough to buy a second.

“I really like this Dell S3425DW monitor.”

Recommends the Dell S3425DW for its screen space, though it's less vivid than a MacBook's IPS.

“Really liking the monitor. Can recommend if you can live with VA panel.”

Their new Dell S3425DW's built-in speakers won't work.

“However, I cannot get them to work.”

Their new Dell S3425DW is noticeably darker at the sides than the centre.

“The first thing that struck me was how dark it's on the sides, especially the right side.”