Dell P4317Q

Excellent build quality ; Stunning 4K visuals ; Very low input lag ; Will display up to 4 discrete inputs with no bezel splits

Too expensive ; Out of the box calibration poor ; Could be too big for some

Available now for around £740, the Dell 43” P4317Q offers a lot for the money with a stunning 4K resolution, more connections than you can shake a stick at and the ability to accept inputs from up to 4 client PCs, an excellent input lag of just 10.5ms...

Delivers sharp 4K images. Displays HD images from up to four sources. Accurate colors. Packed with inputs. Powerful speakers.

Expensive. Large footprint. Tilt-only stand.

Conclusion The Dell 43 Ultra HD 4K Multi-Client Monitor P4317Q doesn't come cheap, but if your work requires a quad-screen configuration, it's not much more than you'd pay for four individual 21-inch monitors. It provides excellent UHD performance in...

I use my display in my living room and it gets an equal split between games, browsing and multimedia. This screen meets and exceeds all my expectations for each function. I was worried gaming would be an issue, as previous TV had such bad response time...

I was hoping that a single 1080p input could display a bit higher than 60Hz therefore allowing the possibility of 4 spanned 1080p inputs at higher rate getting an overall Quad HD resolution at 60Hz plus. I could only get the screen to go up to 60Hz on...