The 6 Best 34 Inch + Monitors - Summer 2020
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If you are looking for an even wider monitor than the Dell U3818DW, check out the best 49 inch monitor, the Dell U4919DW. It's the size of two 27 inch 1440p monitors put together. This is great for multitasking, as you can open many different applications or documents simultaneously. Furthermore, you can use the monitor's picture-by-picture feature and display two sources at once, allowing you to work from two different PCs without issue. This monitor gives an immersive and responsive gaming experience thanks to its large size and low input lag.

For most people, the U3818DW is the best monitor for office work. However, in some cases where even more screen space is needed, the U4919DW will do the job.

If you'd rather have a native 4k resolution and still want a large screen, get the LG 43UD79-B. It's a decent 4k monitor that can perform well in an office environment where multitasking is necessary. Thanks to its ample screen real estate, you can open lots of applications and documents at once. Also, when you maximize the windows, you'll be able to see every little detail of your work on this monitor. Unfortunately, the monitor doesn't support HDR, and its ergonomics aren't great, so you might want to consider VESA mounting it.

For most people, the Dell will do the job. However, for a true 4k monitor that'll let you display every detail of your work, the LG is a great choice.

If you find the LG 34GN850-B still too small, then go with the Samsung C49RG9/CRG9. This is a super ultrawide monitor with a 32:9 aspect ratio, which is essentially two 16:9, 1440p monitors placed side by side, without distracting bezels in between. Its VA panel is better suited for dark room gaming; however, its black uniformity is significantly worse, as there's a lot of clouding throughout the screen. It has a 120Hz panel with FreeSync support, but unfortunately, no G-SYNC compatibility. On the upside, it delivers a great HDR experience, as its peak brightness is enough to make highlights pop, even in HDR movies.

Overall, the LG is a better choice for most people, as it has better motion handling, and it has G-SYNC compatibility, but if you need an even bigger monitor, go with the Samsung.

If you find the LG 34GN850-B expensive, check out the LG 34UC79G-B, one of the best 34 inch monitors. Although this monitor also has a 34 inch screen, its resolution is lower than the other LG, so it can't display as many fine details. However, it's still a great gaming monitor thanks to the 144Hz refresh rate and FreeSync support that ensure a nearly tear-free gaming experience. Motion handling is also great, and the monitor has an optional black frame insertion feature that can reduce persistence blur.

Overall, although it's not as good as the 34GN850-B, the 34UC79G-B is a great gaming monitor that should please even the most demanding gamer, and it's also much cheaper.