Dell’s New 5-Star Eye Comfort Monitors are Ready for CES 2024
As our digital world expands, the health of our eyes is more important than ever. That’s why all eyes are on Dell as they disclose their new UltraSharp monitors with an industry-first five-star eye comfort certification at CES 2024. Let’s take a closer look at what makes these curved beauties such a visionary display for our modern workspace.
Keep Eyes Happy with Dell’s Five-Star Formula
Dell has partnered with TUV Rheinland to establish new standards for monitor eye comfort. To achieve the coveted five-star rating, Dell embedded innovative features into the UltraSharp 40 and 34 Curved Thunderbolt Hub Monitors to significantly reduce eye strain and fatigue.
An ambient light sensor automatically adapts screen brightness and color temperature based on the room lighting. ComfortView Plus technology cuts harmful blue light exposure under 35 percent while maintaining optimal visual performance. And with a silky-smooth 120Hz refresh rate, say goodbye to disruptive motion blur or flickering.
Dell also states these enhancements can decrease eye fatigue signs by up to 17 percent compared to non-adjusted monitors. Now that’s something even the most screen-weary users can feel good about.
Sight to Behold: Jaw-Dropping Visuals
Just because Dell prioritized eye health doesn’t mean they skimped on visual splendor. Both the 40 and 34-inch UltraSharps display over 1 billion vibrant colors. With 2,000:1 contrast ratios, images leap off the edge-to-edge screens.
The 40-inch monitor dazzles as the first 5K curved Thunderbolt 4 hub display. Cinematic views are enhanced by the expansive wraparound design. Expect to be awestruck no matter which UltraSharp suits your workspace.
Future-Ready Connectivity
Dell built the UltraSharp monitors for today and tomorrow. The inclusion of Thunderbolt 4 opens the door to speedy transfers up to 40Gbps. There are also plenty of ports for your peripherals, like Ethernet, HDMI, and the ever-important USB. With up to 140W charging capacity, you can power up devices all while decluttering wires for a streamlined desktop environment.
Bring Home the Gold
The UltraSharp 40 Curved Thunderbolt Hub Monitor goes on sale February 27, starting at $2,400 USD. The UltraSharp 34 will retail for $1,020. While not cheap, Dell seems confident the investment will pay off with enhanced productivity and reduced digital eye strain over time.
