Well, the Dell U3415W monitor arrived sooner than I expected and boy, the box was absolutely massive and heavy weighing at nearly 16.5kg!
I actually had to put it on the back seat of my car as it wouldn’t fit in the boot given the width of the box so this is definitely one of the larger gadgets I’ve bought over the years.
If you want to know why I chose the Dell U3415W to replace my trusty 30″ Apple Cinema HD monitor you can check out my previous article here.
However, one of the interesting things about this monitor was that it included a factory calibration report (which is the first monitor I’ve bought that has come with one). The report covers sRGB tuning, grey-scal tracking, gamma, brightness uniformity and colour uniformity.
Anyway, here’s the unboxing video for your viewing enjoyment 🙂
Of course, some of you are going to be interested in major specs, so here you go:
- 34″ (86.5cm) viewable image area,
- 21:9 ultra widescreen aspect ratio,
- LED backlit IPS panel,
- 3440 x 1440 resolution @ 60Hz,
- 8ms grey to grey response time,
- Viewing angles:
- 178 degrees vertical,
- 172 degrees horizontal,
- Connectivity:
- 1 x HDMI 2.0 port,
- 1 x MHL port,
- 1 x Mini DisplayPort (Version 1.2) input,
- 1 x DisplayPort input,
- 1 x DisplayPort output,
- 1 x Audio Line out,
- 4 x USB 3.0 downstream ports,
- 2 x USB 3.0 upstream ports,
- Built-in 2 x 9W speakers,
Finally, just a teaser of the monitor in action ahead of my review 🙂
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