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| Screen Size | 34 inches |
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| Max Screen Resolution | 3440 x 1440 pixels |
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- Discover one of the world's first 34 inch 21:9 curved monitors with a panoramic view, cinematic WQHD resolution and superb sound.
- ultra-wide curved screen that offers more display area and enhanced viewing comfort
- Unrivaled usability: Navigate across multiple applications and video inputs with Picture by Picture and Picture in Picture features.
- 3-year Limited Hardware Warranty and 3-year Advanced Exchange Service and the Firmware Update Utility Software; Compatible for windows and mac.
- 1 HDMI(vr2.0) connector; USB 3.0 Hi-Speed Hub (with 2 USB upstream port and 4 USB downstream ports); Speakers (9W x 2= 18W)
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#1 In North America for 15 consecutive years. (2000 to 2014)
Dell Monitor - U3415W: Recipient of Editors' Choice
"Delivers outstanding performance."
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Dell UltraSharp 34 Curved Monitor - U3415W
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Performance Ahead Of The CurveDiscover one of the world’s first 34 inch 21:9 curved monitors with a panoramic view, cinematic WQHD resolution and superb sound. |
Transport Yourself To Another World- Enter a new dimension of multitasking with a curved monitor that delivers an immersive, panoramic screen that surrounds your senses with amazingly detailed edge-to-edge WQHD (3440x1440) imagery and crystal-clear sound. - With a field of view that enlists both your primary and peripheral fields of vision, the 34-inch 21:9 curved screen provides an amazing, in-the-action experience. - Rich and engaging sound from dual 9W (18W total) integrated speakers transports you further into your digital world. - Increase viewing comfort with a more uniform focal distance. This means that with a curved screen, you won’t move your eyes as much as with a flat-screen monitor. |
Productive Across All ScreensMore connectivity features allow you to multitask on-screen or game without interruption. - Easily display content from 2 different PCs at the same time with the Picture-by-Picture or Picture-in-Picture features, via the USB 3.0 upstream ports. Plus enjoy the convenience of using just one keyboard and mouse to navigate content from both PCs. - Maximize your multitasking by connecting multiple monitors and peripherals for massive screen real estate. - View seamlessly across multiple monitors by placing the thinnest edges side-by-side for an enhanced viewing experience. - Stay organized between applications, emails and windows on 1 screen using Dell Easy Arrange. |
Environmentally-Conscious DesignThe Dell UltraSharp 34 Curved Monitor – U3415W meets the latest regulatory and environmental standards. - ENERGY STAR Qualified - EPEAT Gold Rated - TCO Certified Display Made with eco-conscious materials, the U3415W is BFR/PVC-free (excluding external cables) and has an arsenic-free glass and mercury-free LED panel. Enhanced power management with PowerNap dims the monitor to the minimum brightness level or puts it into sleep mode when it is not in use. |
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Step in and be immersed by a revolutionary audio and visual experience. One of the world's first 34" ultra-wide curved monitors, the Dell Ultra Sharp. 34 Curved Monitor - U3415W virtually surrounds you with thrilling sights and sounds. Experience a view like never before, with the U3415W 34" curved monitor from Dell.
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By
Nick T
on May 20, 2015
Style Name: 3800R
Verified Purchase
I have been looking at the new 34" widescreen class of monitors for about 6 months. I was initially excited about the LG, but after reading many complaints about its light bleed and other quality issues, I decided to wait. For reference, I am using this as a home office monitor hooked up to a recent MacBook Pro 15" via Thunderbolt -> Displayport running at full resolution at 60hz.
Appearance: Winner Dell
Both monitors are nice looking. Dell has a flatter, simpler bezel that disappears on the sides when the monitor is off. The Samsung bezel is more pronounced, though still nice looking. I consider this a marginal win for Dell and highly subjective at that.
Ports: Winner Samsung
While Dell has a greater variety of ports, including two upstream USB3, MHL (which I have no idea what to use with), and miniDP in, in addition to regular DP, and HDMI, I really appreciated the Samsung's two HDMI inputs. This allowed me to run two different HDMI sources in for the PBP/PIP function, namely an Amazon Firestick and a DirecTV box. I also prefer the port arrangement of the Samsung, which has every port on the back and facing out and away from the back. The ports are substantially easier to get at and they work better with a monitor arm (or any cable management device) because they tend to point out and away from the monitor and towards their source rather than down, which requires a sharp turn to stay out of line of sight. The sharp turn of the chords on my monitor arm for the Dell arrangement (down facing ports) actually puts enough pressure on the arm joint that I had to adjust it to avoid inadvertent swivel. And even though the Dell ports are well labeled, it still hard to get stupid non-reversible plugs in without being underneath the monitor.Read more ›
Appearance: Winner Dell
Both monitors are nice looking. Dell has a flatter, simpler bezel that disappears on the sides when the monitor is off. The Samsung bezel is more pronounced, though still nice looking. I consider this a marginal win for Dell and highly subjective at that.
Ports: Winner Samsung
While Dell has a greater variety of ports, including two upstream USB3, MHL (which I have no idea what to use with), and miniDP in, in addition to regular DP, and HDMI, I really appreciated the Samsung's two HDMI inputs. This allowed me to run two different HDMI sources in for the PBP/PIP function, namely an Amazon Firestick and a DirecTV box. I also prefer the port arrangement of the Samsung, which has every port on the back and facing out and away from the back. The ports are substantially easier to get at and they work better with a monitor arm (or any cable management device) because they tend to point out and away from the monitor and towards their source rather than down, which requires a sharp turn to stay out of line of sight. The sharp turn of the chords on my monitor arm for the Dell arrangement (down facing ports) actually puts enough pressure on the arm joint that I had to adjust it to avoid inadvertent swivel. And even though the Dell ports are well labeled, it still hard to get stupid non-reversible plugs in without being underneath the monitor.Read more ›
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By
Sterling G. Wells
on July 31, 2015
Style Name: 3800R
I really wanted to love this monitor. I've tried LG and Samsung's versions and they weren't quite up to snuff so I happily dropped $1100 on this monitor (I bought it a few months ago, before the price crashed). I was sure that it would be very high quality, and the 3 year warranty gave me extra peace-of-mind.
There is a lot to like about this monitor: you couldn't ask for more inputs, the built in USB hub is great, the stand is nice and sturdy and the picture quality in the middle of the screen is phenomenal.
Unfortunately, my monitor has MASSIVE backlight bleed - see the photo below. If you want to use this monitor for web browsing or data entry, you will be fine. However if you are a creative professional and there is the slightest chance that your work will entail any colors other than white or yellow, you have to stay away from this monitor. The backlight bleed is that bad.
Unfortunately, Dell's service has been equally useless. Their phone support literally hung up on me, and their web support is currently refusing to do anything for me because they made me send them photos of the monitor with a light background under "normal office lighting." which conveniently masks the problem.
Sorry to break it to you, Dell, but creative professionals (photographers, videographers, etc) don't use normal office lighting. My studio is kept dim for a reason. And it doesn't matter if bright colors wash out the problem - the vast majority of my work involves dark colors somewhere near the edges.
If I could return this thing, I would. But for now I'm stuck because Dell refuses to honor their promise to their customers and I can't ethically sell such flawed product to anybody else
There is a lot to like about this monitor: you couldn't ask for more inputs, the built in USB hub is great, the stand is nice and sturdy and the picture quality in the middle of the screen is phenomenal.
Unfortunately, my monitor has MASSIVE backlight bleed - see the photo below. If you want to use this monitor for web browsing or data entry, you will be fine. However if you are a creative professional and there is the slightest chance that your work will entail any colors other than white or yellow, you have to stay away from this monitor. The backlight bleed is that bad.
Unfortunately, Dell's service has been equally useless. Their phone support literally hung up on me, and their web support is currently refusing to do anything for me because they made me send them photos of the monitor with a light background under "normal office lighting." which conveniently masks the problem.
Sorry to break it to you, Dell, but creative professionals (photographers, videographers, etc) don't use normal office lighting. My studio is kept dim for a reason. And it doesn't matter if bright colors wash out the problem - the vast majority of my work involves dark colors somewhere near the edges.
If I could return this thing, I would. But for now I'm stuck because Dell refuses to honor their promise to their customers and I can't ethically sell such flawed product to anybody else
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By
Ryan
on March 8, 2015
Style Name: 3800R
I replaced a triple U2410 setup with this single U3415W. It's stunning.
I compared this monitor side by side with a Samsung S34E790C. Out of the box, the Samsung was a disaster. Crazy text clarity issues, bizarre orange tint. No amount of config or over the phone support from Samsung could resolve it.
The Dell U3415W was literally perfectly configured out of the box. Clarity was excellent. Colors perfect. I returned the Samsung and kept the Dell. Highly recommend this monitor. I've wall mounted it. The curve is subtle but honestly does help. I use it for design, coding, and gaming. This monitor, in 4k, would be an absolute stunner. I hope Dell pursues that.
I compared this monitor side by side with a Samsung S34E790C. Out of the box, the Samsung was a disaster. Crazy text clarity issues, bizarre orange tint. No amount of config or over the phone support from Samsung could resolve it.
The Dell U3415W was literally perfectly configured out of the box. Clarity was excellent. Colors perfect. I returned the Samsung and kept the Dell. Highly recommend this monitor. I've wall mounted it. The curve is subtle but honestly does help. I use it for design, coding, and gaming. This monitor, in 4k, would be an absolute stunner. I hope Dell pursues that.
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