I really enjoy the minimalist look; not having to stare at a slew of buttons and LED lights and dials. For control, the on-screen menus are easy to operate with nested menus, and get you to switch between sRGB and Rec709 presets easily enough, as well as...
Published: 2018-06-22, Author: Paolo , review by: monitornerds.com
Ultrawide Monitor, Dual Monitor
Big and unified screen real estate, Less cables and clutter, Great aesthetics, Less distractions, Can allow multiple apps in a single workspace, More affordable, Defined work space, True full screen for multiple programs, Flexibility in arrangement
Published: 2018-05-15, Author: Christian , review by: tomshardware.com
Large screen with ideal 2300R curve, Clear and detailed image, Accurate color, No-nonsense styling and premium build quality, USB-C, 10-bit color,
Below-average contrast, No gamma options, Lack of FreeSync & input lag means gamers may want to steer clear
While gamers will decry the HP Z38c's lack of FreeSync support, this display is clearly meant for the workplace. Getting work done takes on a whole new meaning on a monitor this large. Once you try it, you won't want to go back to a "tiny" 27” flat pa...
Published: 2018-05-07, Author: Paolo , review by: monitornerds.com
The HP Z38c is a superb 38-inch ultrawide option for professionals who want to streamline their work by multitasking. The IPS screen doesn't require calibration out of the box save for lowering the default brightness, so just about any users will love the...
Massive display for increased productivity, 100% sRGB color gamut, Plenty of adjustability options, Easytouse menu
No builtin speakers, Expensive
Overall, I'm pleased with the HP Z38c Curved Display. Instead of placing two large monitors next to each other on my desk, I like having one seamless curved ultrawide display instead. The color accuracy is also excellent for creators who work with a lot o...
The HP Z38c curved monitor excels when it comes to improving workflows and productivity, offering a ton of real estate with its 37.5-inch screen; users can easily fit two windows (along with a few other smaller ones) on the screen. Though the display does...
The HP Z38c is a 21:9 aspect monitor that's 37.5 inches wide. It's a great workspace for video editors, though it's only UHD resolution wide, not tall.RECOMMENDED USERS:Indy and Enthusiast filmmakersEvent and Home video shootersYouTubersCommercial and Cor...
Huge panel for productivity, USB C connectivity, High quality chassis
Mediocre pixel pitch, No HDR support, Limited gamut support
In this age of HDR and high fresh displays, the HP Z38c is a relatively old school proposition, despite its superwide aspect ratio and curved panel. It doesn't offer support for HDR content, nor can it be driven at really high refresh rates. It's also wor...
Published: 2018-05-15, Author: Christian , review by: tomshardware.co.uk
Large screen with ideal 2300R curve, Clear and detailed image, Accurate color, No-nonsense styling and premium build quality, USB-C, 10-bit color
Below-average contrast, No gamma options, Lack of FreeSync & input lag means gamers may want to steer clear
While gamers will decry the HP Z38c's lack of FreeSync support, this display is clearly meant for the workplace. Getting work done takes on a whole new meaning on a monitor this large. Once you try it, you won't want to go back to a "tiny" 27” flat panel...
