Dell U3419W
3440 x 1440 pixels, 34"
Question about Dell U3419W
Former user
5 years ago
Hoi zame For those of you who had been toying with the idea of buying an LG as an alternative to the Dell U3419W (e.g. LG 34UC99-W), what was the reason for you to choose the Dell at the end of the day? I'm still having a hard time at the moment, because I find the LG with its white casing, silver base and filigree appearance much nicer in terms of design than the Dell. On the other hand, I have the impression that the Dell offers the better package and quality overall. Thanks for your feedback!
I chose the Dell U3419W because of:
- more USB ports
- 90W Power Delivery via USB C
- 10 bit colour depth
- Adjustability (height, tilt and swivel)
- More cables included
- 3-year pickup and return warranty
- Power class
In my opinion, the LG 34WK95C-W would be comparable to the LG 34WK95C-W, although it also has fewer USB connections and PD and currently costs over 1000.
- more USB ports
- 90W Power Delivery via USB C
- 10 bit colour depth
- Adjustability (height, tilt and swivel)
- More cables included
- 3-year pickup and return warranty
- Power class
In my opinion, the LG 34WK95C-W would be comparable to the LG 34WK95C-W, although it also has fewer USB connections and PD and currently costs over 1000.
Display Manager ... Really practical and works quite well compared to solutions from other manufacturers.
For me, it was the power consumption that spoke in favour of the Dell, as well as the immediate availability. Since I don't know the LG, I can't say much about the device. In any case, I am very satisfied with the Dell so far.
I saw a good offer from Digitec. And it works without problems with 3 PCs (one via USB-C with Thunderb, one via a USB docking with Thunder-B and DisplayPort output and a Mac Mini via HDMI. The keyboard is transferred beautifully to the respective PC - it's pretty easy to set up, I like the menu. The monitor is not a beauty, but it is in the office and not in the bedroom. And now I have finally found a reason that has made me an Apple fan, too: I put the MacMini between the display and the support; this way it covers the cables wonderfully, almost perfectly. I would like to thank the developers from Cupertino very much for this great implementation, super job: the Mac Mini is made for this task, I think beautifying something is the true vocation of an Apple computer. Of course, one can have a different opinion here.