Yep, and I can use that to power the ultrawide too as the Surface Dock connector works on both devices.

gehenna:

 

I swapped to an 34" ultrawide from the 2x 23" monitors and it's so much better!

 

 

That is a really neat and tidy setup. Which model curved monitor?

It's a Titan Army 34" QLED.  It was $900ish when I got it, then PB Tech put it on sale less than 24hrs later so I got in touch and they refunded the difference above the sale price.

gehenna:

 

It's a Titan Army 34" QLED.  It was $900ish when I got it, then PB Tech put it on sale less than 24hrs later so I got in touch and they refunded the difference above the sale price.

 

That kind of customer service is to be applauded
Well done PB Tech*

👏

* No, I have no relationship to PB Tech other than as an occasional customer

gehenna:

 

It's a Titan Army 34" QLED.  It was $900ish when I got it, then PB Tech put it on sale less than 24hrs later so I got in touch and they refunded the difference above the sale price.

 

I purchased one of these just prior to Aucklands current level 3 restrictions, and am I glad I did! I was running 2x 25" monitors during the previous work from home period, and this 34" ultrawide just makes life so much easier!

Here's the setup with the Surface Go doing the heavy lifting.

gehenna:

 

Here's the setup with the Surface Go doing the heavy lifting.

 

 

 

 

I wish that Apple would allow the ability to run an external monitor as an extension of an iPad instead of simply mirroring. 

Would make a basic office setup so simple. Much like this is. 

Genuine question here, but can someone help me understand how one 34" ultrawide is nicer/easier more efficient than 2 x 24" (or 25") traditional monitors. Aren't you giving up some screen real estate by moving to a single 34" ultrawide?

Genuinely trying to understand as I may need to pull the trigger on a home set-up shortly. I'm leaning towards an ultrawide for simplicity but concerned that I will be compromising on my set-up in the office.

Senecio:

 

Genuine question here, but can someone help me understand how one 34" ultrawide is nicer/easier more efficient than 2 x 24" (or 25") traditional monitors. Aren't you giving up some screen real estate by moving to a single 34" ultrawide?

 

 

 

Genuinely trying to understand as I may need to pull the trigger on a home set-up shortly. I'm leaning towards an ultrawide for simplicity but concerned that I will be compromising on my set-up in the office.

 

 

 

its likely 3440x1440 pixels vs 1920x1080 each for the 2 24in ones, so about 15% more pixels

Yip, and also no bezel in the middle of the screen and snapping feels easier too.

Senecio:

 

Genuine question here, but can someone help me understand how one 34" ultrawide is nicer/easier more efficient than 2 x 24" (or 25") traditional monitors. Aren't you giving up some screen real estate by moving to a single 34" ultrawide?

 

I'm scared off by the curved screen, surely flat screens are better for productivity?

Personal preference, but the idea behind curve is your head looks left to right on an arc, and the screen is designed to match the arc, so wherever you turn your head to look at the screen will then appear directly in front of your eyes.  That said, I often only move my eyes not my head :)

In my opinion, two thin bezel 27" 1440P Monitors is the best combination.