38“ EIZO FlexScan EV3895-WT

38“ EIZO FlexScan EV3895-WT LCD Monitor Key Features

• LCD monitor measuring: 37.52"
• Curved LCD monitor will pull you into the world of your favourite movies
• Maximum resolution: 3840 x 1600
• LCD monitor works using IPS technology
• Anti-reflective surface of the LCD monitor provides a more effective working environment
• 5 ms response time, refresh rate of 60 Hz
• Brightness of 300 cd/m2
• LCD monitor compatibility: 100×100 VESA mounting
• Free pivot rotation
• The stand has adjustable height
• Integrated speakers for comfortable listening
• Practical USB hub for connecting other electronics
• Blue light filter
• You can watch two pieces of content at once thanks to PIP (picture in picture) technology
• LCD monitor automatically adjusts the brightness according to the environment
• Sensor for detecting a person in front of the screen

38“ EIZO FlexScan EV3895-WT Monitor Design

The EIZO computer monitor has a size of 89.39 × 41.1 × 24 cm. In addition, you can adjust the height as needed. In addition to a classic mount, the monitor can be hung on a wall using a VESA mount. The computer monitor model has a weight of 13.2 kg. A nice degree of versatility is provided by the pivot function, meaning the PC monitor can be turned up to 90°. Another practical feature of the PC monitor is the built-in speaker system. The audio quality is good enough for most. For greater comfort, this model can be used as a USB hub. The interface for the input is essential. This 38“ EIZO FlexScan EV3895-WT is equipped with the HDMI, USB-C and DisplayPort type.

Practical Functions of the 38“ EIZO FlexScan EV3895-WT Monitor

When working in the dark, you will surely appreciate the blue light filter built into the monitor, which will help improve your sleep quality. Flicker-Free mode provides a competent protection against eye fatigue by eliminating image flickering. The brightness of this monitor will adjust automatically according to the ambient light in the room. The 38“ EIZO FlexScan EV3895-WT monitor supports the rather unusual picture in picture (PIP) function that lets you view two image sources at once.