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Dell Ultrasharp U3023E 30" WQXGA IPS USB-C 90W Monitor $769 Delivered or SYD Pickup @ PCMarket

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  • WQXGA 2560 x 1600 at 60 Hz
  • IPS Panel
  • 90W Powered USB-C Hub

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  • I have a 27" QHD, and found that the resolution is a bit low when connected to a MacBook. Is 30" QHD too low?

    • This is one notch higher than QHD with a few more vertical pixels.

      Honestly it's fine at a sane desktop viewing distance.

  • -2

    Hmmm… shame it is so pricey, it would make a good backglass monitor for a virtual pinball cabinet… but not at that price.

    • Thousands of cheap used monitors on ebay since you're probably pulling the case off anyway.

      • +1

        Not a huge amount of 30” 16:10 monitors though. That size fits nicely in a standard pinball backbox. 16:10 is also a bit closer to the original aspect ratio of some pinball backglass images so less distortion.

        • -1

          There are plenty since Dell have been making 30 inch Ultrasharps at this ratio for like 15 years lol

          • -1

            @Merlict: They have been making them for that long yeah but they rarely come up on ebay from what I can see. They occasionally pop up on Gumtree or facebook marketplace.

            It may be different outside Australia, but on ebay.com.au at the moment there are no listings for U3011, there's 1 3007WFP, 1 3008WFP in Western Australia for pickup only it seems.

            That's not heaps in my opinion.

          • -1

            @Merlict: For what it's worth, I'm not the one downvoting you.

    • -2

      Or oled

  • +4

    Pretty good monitor. One of the only 16:10 options available.

  • -3

    better option?
    BenQ 32 Inch Designer Monitor, 3840x2160 4K UHD, IPS, 100% sRGB, Hotkey Puck, Dual View, HDMI, DP, PD3200U https://amzn.asia/d/7lMrHM4

    • +4

      That's 16:9. People buying this monitor are after the 16:10 aspect ratio, otherwise there are plenty of better options available, even in Dell's ultrasharp lineup.

      • +2

        That's 16:9. People buying this monitor are after the 16:10 aspect ratio

        Most people don't seem to get the benefit of 16:10. Finding anything above 24" these days is really hard.

        The fact that Dell still make this, and are updating it every few years, shows there is still a market for it.

        I've been seriously considering this monitor for a while, but my 24" is still going strong …

        • -1

          3840x2160 is still more real estate than 2560x1600 though, even though it's 16:9

          • +1

            @m3ndL3: To say that just shows you don't understand why 16:10 is desirable for some.

            That's OK, though. If you're happy with 16:9, you do you.

        • -1

          Please explain the benefit

          • +1

            @bleeder: I'm not about to try and convert you. If you see no benefit - which you clearly don't - then be happy with your 16:9 monitor.

            No one who prefers a 16:10 monitor will think any less of you …

            • -1

              @photonbuddy: To me I feel like I would prefer a little bit of extra height, I'd probably prefer 16:10, but the difference didn't look like that much

              • +2

                @bleeder:

                To me I feel like I would prefer a little bit of extra height, I'd probably prefer 16:10, but the difference didn't look like that much

                It might not look much different, but one difference I appreciate is being able to watch a movie/TV show full width, and still have the taskbar visible.

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