Dell 34 Plus USB-C monitor review: An ultrawide beauty with surprises you’ll love
The Dell 34 Plus USB-C monitor is a budget-friendly ultrawide display that offers solid performance and an attractive design. It features good contrast, wide viewing angles, and surprisingly decent built-in speakers. However, it has some drawbacks, including limited stand height adjustment and minor backlight uniformity issues.
- ▪The Dell 34 Plus USB-C monitor has a sleek design that stands out from typical corporate displays.
- ▪It offers strong contrast and wide viewing angles, making it suitable for both work and media consumption.
- ▪The monitor includes surprisingly good built-in speakers, which is uncommon for productivity displays.
- ▪Its stand does not offer sufficient height adjustment, limiting ergonomic flexibility.
- ▪Color coverage is decent but could have been better for a monitor in this category.
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Dell 34 Plus USB-C Monitor MSRP $379.99 Score Details “A jack of all trades monitor that doesn't oversell its chops, and wins at the budget game.” Pros Lovely build with clever pop-out port Good contrast and viewing angles Surprisingly good speakers Cons Stand height is inadequate. Slight backlight uniformity issue Color coverage could have been better $374 Walmart Quick Take I’ve grown deeply suspicious of any monitor that calls itself a “productivity display.” They’re not bad, per se. The real reason is that most of them are boring, and sluggish at adopting modern standards. Chunky black bezels, boring grey-on-grey corporate look that screams “I belong in a 2014 cubicle,” and a dull desk presence. I’ve never wanted any of them sitting on my workstation.
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