ultrawide
Dell

UltraSharp U3824DW

Category
Ultrawide
Panel
IPS Black, curved
Screen
37.5" 3840×1600, 60 Hz, 2300R
Inputs
DisplayPort 1.4, 2× HDMI, USB-C (DP 1.4 Alt Mode)
Weight
29.30 lb with stand

What owners keep saying · from 5 reviews

overpriced2great picture1great value1quality control issues1

Owner loved the size at first but the 60Hz refresh became distracting, and the cost and ghosting bothered them enough to switch to a 34-inch model.

“I thought I was really happy with it at first. The size is amazing but I started noticing the 60hz to the point it was distracting.”
mixedoverpriced

After a week the owner is very pleased: size and resolution live up to hopes, image quality is great, FPS games are fine and the KVM switches peripherals between PC and laptop.

“The image quality is great as far as I'm concerned. And I have tested it in a few of my favourite FPS games, and am happy with how it performs”
positivegreat picture

New monitor emits coil whine when a laptop is powered over USB-C; Dell replaced it but the replacement whined too with their Dell Precision laptop.

“it emits "coil whine" when my laptop is connected to the monitor via USB-C with video + data and power delivery.”
negativequality control issues

Owner with the same setup runs it at 3840x1600 with no issue on text size and says you won't find a better monitor for the price for office productivity work.

“I think it's perfection from a productivity standpoint.”
positivegreat value

After three weeks with a MacBook for CAD and office work, the owner loves the space and USB hub with laptop charging, but finds it expensive and hears a quiet high-frequency noise.

“Love the screen real estate, especially when using drafting software.”
mixedoverpriced

Owner added it as a second screen above an Alienware ultrawide for web, Excel, movies and TV, and says it is worth it.

“The Alienware will stay the main display, the the extension for web, excel, movies and tv shows is worth it”
positive