Dell UltraSharp 52 Thunderbolt Hub Monitor review: A workstation in a single display
Browser tabs settled into one side of the screen, Slack and Teams stayed open without disappearing beneath other windows, and Photoshop, spreadsheets, and documents all remained visible throughout the day. I wasn’t constantly rearranging windows or reaching for Alt+Tab because everything simply stayed where I left it. Well, the UltraSharp 52 is designed to replace the collection of hardware many professionals have accumulated over the years, combining a massive display with a Thunderbolt dock, KVM switch and enough connectivity to simplify an entire desktop setup.
- ▪Browser tabs settled into one side of the screen, Slack and Teams stayed open without disappearing beneath other windows, and Photoshop, spreadsheets, and documents all remained visible throughout the day.
- ▪I wasn’t constantly rearranging windows or reaching for Alt+Tab because everything simply stayed where I left it.
- ▪Well, the UltraSharp 52 is designed to replace the collection of hardware many professionals have accumulated over the years, combining a massive display with a Thunderbolt dock, KVM switch and enough connectivity to simplify an entire desk
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Dell UltraSharp 52 Thunderbolt Hub Monitor MSRP $2,999.99 Score Details “A 52-inch monitor built to replace your entire desk setup” Pros Huge 52-inch display replaces multiple monitors Excellent Thunderbolt hub and port selection Built-in KVM works seamlessly Great IPS Black image quality Excellent multitasking software Surprisingly good built-in speakers Clean, cable-free desk setup 120Hz refresh rate makes everyday work feel smoother Cons Extremely expensive Requires a very large desk No HDR support No built-in webcam or microphone Takes time to configure properly IPS panel can't match OLED contrast See at Dell Quick Recap The Dell UltraSharp 52 is the biggest monitor I’ve ever reviewed, but after about a week, the size stopped being the story.
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