Compared to LG 34UM95 / LG34UC97

Since 8 months I use the LG 34UM95, quasi the first of its kind The switch to a 34 "monitor waiting the best thing I could have done -. I want nothing more then the LG 34UC97 came on as a variant of the Curved 34UM95. the market and what I thought that this would be a great addition for a perfect 34-inch model, however the LG 34UC97 costs still 1100 -. Euro and thus is quite costly - after all, I do not need the Thunderbolt Schittstelle necessarily now arrived. A few days ago the U3415W Dell, announced a prize of 1,200 euros, directly from Dell for just over 1000 euros and ... waaaaas, in popular online shops for some 709 euros ?? !!!! A 34 inch IPS monitor Curved , with 10-bit color, USB 3.0 Hub, HDMI 2.0, DP 1.2 and Mini DP for 709, - Euro -. that is absolutely amazing so who can do without Thunderbolt, which was LG turn their backs and take the Dell under the microscope . In general, I can say that I have done with the LG Support 2 years ago by a very bad experience. With the Support program of Dell, however I've only had good experience, especially for us in the company.

The monitor itself, I have only one day in operation and it is still bright, but so far I can make no IPS Glow and no bleeding in daylight. This was visible when LG readily, even if it did not bother myself not particularly. But I'm waiting times until the evening off and possibly complements my recession. But right now it seems as if the panel perfectly. Since I often times BF4 or DayZ zocke among others, of course, gaming is regarding the comparison. An important aspect for me. On the LG fit for me about all great colors, small ghosting, no noticeable input lag and a great feeling right in the middle - but that's what is sure to be even better with the DELL U3415W due to the curved displays. I'm curious, the first impression is at least very good!

What I, however, clearly liked it better when LG is the menu and the service with the little joystick - it was just perfect. In contrast, the "touch-sensor buttons" on DELL just awful, but the menu one uses anyway only 2-3 times, therefore no reason for me to turn the monitor to evaluate negatively.

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UPDATE 01:02:15
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In Ggegensatz the first impression I can now say that the Dell clear IPS Glow or Lichhöfe or whatever you want to call it, has. The LG 34UM95 had the problem on the bottom left corner slightly in the more pronounced and in the other 3 corners. The Dell has about equally in all 4 corners of the problem in strength as it is to see exactly in the review by Xiberger. Overall, this is a pity, but still not so disturbing to me that I would not be satisfied. Since the AOC U3477PQU is apparently the least affected by Glow and Bleeding not bent, one sees that it is better and therefore there are now star deduction. Otherwise, I'm with the monitor continues to be extremely satisfied and do not want to miss the bend of the display for my applications.