Eizo EV3895
3840 x 1600 pixels, 38"
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Overall ratingVery good92/100
Very good95/100
The EIZO EV3895 is a convincing all-rounder. It is mainly recommended for the office sector; with its huge screen area, it can significantly increase productivity.
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The EV3895 has everything you need for a tidy desk: USB-C, KVM, docking station, clean mechanics and a large display surface that can replace two full-grown monitors. Thanks to the good picture quality and the quiet display, working on it is fun. The EV3895, available in black or white, costs 1400 euros including a five-year warranty...
Very good91/100
Expensive, but also excellent office monitor that can provide a productivity boost with extensive features and ergonomics; best warranty in comparison.
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Very good91/100
The Eizo FlexScan EV3895 is an expensive but also excellent monitor for office use that can provide a productivity boost with extensive features and ergonomics.
This test report belongs to a different type: EV3895 (3840 x 1600 pixels, 38")
Very good100/100
- Housing
- Picture quality
- Versatility
- OSD control
With the 3895, Eizo delivers an excellent business monitor that doesn't have to hide at all in other areas either. Among the current ultrawide models, you won't find such great flexibility in this quality level anywhere else. Unfortunately, the price is also correspondingly stately.
This test report belongs to a different type: EV3895 (3840 x 1600 pixels, 38")
Very good82/100
- Ergonomically well adjustable
- Power-saving
- Mediocre brightness and contrast
- Adobe colour space coverage rather poor
- Very expensive
The Eizo FlexScan EV3895 is an office monitor with a stately 38 inches in 21:9 format. It is ergonomically well adjustable, but there is no pivot function due to the form factor, and it is pleasantly power-saving. The picture quality of the UWQHD+ monitor is basically good, but in the test it struggled with mediocre values for brightness and contrast, among other things...