It's also important to note that I was unable to find any 34 inch Ultrawide monitors at the 4k resolution. Looking at these options, it is clear that the 32 inch 16:9 option gives higher pixel density (PPI) at a lower price overall.
To get an idea of how these options compare price-wise, I grabbed a few of the top selling options in each category from Amazon: In terms of screen area, the 16:9 actually comes out slightly ahead, with a 4.5% larger screen area. In terms of size, the two options are fairly similar, with the Ultrawide providing a bit more width and the 16:9 providing a bit more height. Here's how the physical dimensions of the two screens compare: Let's dive in, starting with a graphic (courtesy of ) to compare the two sizes: What will you be primarily using the monitor for? Whether you plan to be gaming or doing detailed text/design work will impact which monitor is best for you.What is your budget? Your target price point may make one option more appealing that the other.Here are a few things to evaluate when choosing your monitor: This article compares the two sizes to help you make the best choice for your budget and intended use. If you're trying to maximize your screen space while keeping your desk setup minimal by going with a large single monitor, two likely choices you may consider are a 32 inch 16:9 monitor and a 34 inch Ultrawide (21:9) monitor.
Microsoft's Research Center found that adding a second monitor can boost productivity by 9% to 50%, depending on the type of task. More screen space allows for working with multiple windows side-by-side, like email, documents, software development environments, and Computer-Aided-Design tools. Without a doubt, increasing the size of your screen is one of the best investments to increase your productivity. For this reason, if you don't plan to use your monitor for gaming, I recommend you stick with a 32 inch 16:9 where you can get a better value with much higher pixel density. But this bonus width comes at a price - Ultrawide displays are in general more expensive and your options on the higher resolution end of the spectrum are limited. If you plan to mostly use your monitor for gaming or really need the extra width, then an Ultrawide may be the best choice.
TLDRIt depends on how you plan to use it.
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