Dell UltraSharp 38 joins the 38-inch curved monitor club
It does have a few perks that similar monitors don't.
Lori Grunin
Senior Editor / Reviews
I've been writing about and reviewing consumer technology since before the turn of the century. I'm also a photographer and cat herder, frequently at the same time.
Now that Dell's launched its 38-inch curved monitor, there are enough of them to have a party. The company joins Acer, Asus and LG with a 38-inch, 2300R, WQHD+ (3,840x1,600-pixel) IPS display with stereo speakers.
After seeing Samsung's new 49-inch model, however, everything else seems a bit small.
Dell does add a little extra to earn its $1,499 premium price though, including a built-in KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) switch for toggling between two systems and a factory calibration report. (All UltraSharps come with a color-accuracy report sheet, though unlike many of the better Dell monitors, this one's only rated for ≤ 3 Delta-E.)
It's slated to ship by the end of June. I don't have pricing or availability for the UK and Australia, but the US price directly converts to £1,185 and AU$1,990.
