www.managedITmag.co.uk 35 REVIEW media editing. It’s not designed for gaming or high-frame-rate video work, but that’s not its target audience. One caveat: the monitor’s maximum power draw of 318W is on the higher side, so energy‑conscious users may want to factor that into their setup. Verdict: A Premium Tool for Premium Work At £1,000–£1,250, the HP 738PU isn’t a casual purchase – it’s a strategic investment. But for professionals who rely on visual clarity, robust connectivity and ergonomic design, it delivers exceptional value. Whether you’re in finance, design, IT or executive leadership, this monitor elevates your workspace and streamlines your workflow. In short, the HP 738PU isn’t just a screen – it’s a productivity platform. And for those who spend their days making decisions, managing teams or building strategies, it’s the kind of tool that makes work feel just a little more effortless. To learn more, visit www.hp.com KVM switch, and you’ve got a hub that can handle everything from dual-device setups to full docking station duties. For executives managing multiple systems – say, a work laptop and a personal desktop – the seamless switching and picture-by-picture modes are a productivity boon. It’s plug-andplay, but with the muscle of a full command centre. Designed for the Long Haul Comfort and ergonomics are often overlooked in monitor design, but not here. The 738PU’s adjustable stand supports height, tilt and swivel, allowing users to fine-tune their setup for optimal posture and viewing angles. The build quality is premium, with a sleek matte finish that complements any professional environment. Integrated audio is handled by four DTS Virtual:X speakers. While they won’t replace a dedicated sound system, they’re more than capable for video calls, webinars and casual listening. The absence of a built-in webcam or microphone may be a drawback for some, but pairing the monitor with external peripherals fills the gap easily. Performance and Power Efficiency With a 60Hz refresh rate and 5ms response time, the 738PU is responsive enough for most office tasks, including light At a time when productivity hinges on clarity, connectivity, and comfort, the HP Series 7 Pro 738PU monitor steps forward as a serious contender for professionals who demand more from their workspace. Designed with power users in mind, this 37.5-inch ultrawide display blends expansive screen real estate with enterprise-grade features, making it a compelling upgrade for the modern office. We have used this in the Technology Reseller offices for the last few months and are really impressed. The 738PU’s 3840 x 1600 resolution and unique 24:10 aspect ratio offer a panoramic canvas that’s tailor-made for multitasking. Unlike traditional ultrawides, the added vertical space allows users to view full spreadsheets, sideby-side documents and complex dashboards without constant scrolling or window juggling. Colour performance is equally impressive. The IPS Black panel delivers a 2000:1 contrast ratio and covers 98% of the DCI-P3 colour gamut – ideal for professionals in design, media and engineering. While the Display HDR 400 certification provides basic HDR support, it’s not built for high-end HDR workflows. Still, for most business applications, the visual fidelity is more than sufficient. Connectivity made simple HP has clearly designed the 738PU with versatility in mind. The monitor features Thunderbolt 4 with 100W power delivery, USB-C with 65W PD, HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort and daisy-chain output. Add five USB-A ports, Gigabit Ethernet and a built-in HP 738PU Monitor: The Executive’s Choice for a Smarter Desk
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