Dell UltraSharp U4919DW 49"

5120x1440 resolution ; Good contrast and accurate out-of-box color ; Strong build quality ; KVM switching, Picture-by-Picture

No HDR or DCI color ; No adaptive sync ; No audio support

For general use and casual gaming, there is no better way to expand your desktop than with the Dell U4919DW. Sporting solid build quality and accurate color, it’s a great way to eliminate the black border between multiple monitors.

My god, it’s huge ; Sharp resolution ; Solid all-around image quality ; Lots of connectivity

Extremely high price ; No HDR or frame sync technology

Dell’s Ultrasharp 49 is only the second product in a niche category, and it does enough to distinguish itself from the Samsung CHG90.

Hyper-wide high-res screen. Ideal for multitasking. Plenty of input ports. USB-C port can charge devices, including laptops. KVM-switch feature.

Pricey. Horizontal sprawl overwhelms all but the biggest desks. No HDR or adaptive-sync support.

Bottom Line: Dell's costly UltraSharp 49 Curved Monitor (U4919DW) is a huge, ultra-wide business display ideal for titanic spreadsheets or keeping loads of windows open side by side.

Lots of screen real-estate, great for multitasking;Image remains accurate when viewed at an angle;Excellent out of the box accuracy

High non-native input lag;Mediocre dark room performance

Massive screen provides tons of space ; Great colors, good blacks, clean whites ; Slim bezels ; Easy to assemble

Heavy and awkward ; May be pricey for some ; I/O is tucked under and is a pain to get to

I have to admit, I held on to the Dell U4919DW longer than I should have. I really don’t want to send this back to Dell, it is that good for my use case. I really think this monitor is best suited to content creators and business users who have...