iiyama just released three new ultra-wide monitors with built-in KVM switches for professionals who need to connect multiple devices. The top model, XCB3497WQSNPH-B1, has a 34-inch curved screen designed for both productivity and visual enjoyment. This monitor includes smart features that make office tasks easier and reduce desk clutter.
The monitor has a 5MP webcam that works with Windows Hello facial recognition, letting users log in just by looking at the screen instead of typing passwords. A privacy shutter covers the camera when not needed. The built-in KVM feature allows people to control several computers using just one keyboard and mouse set. USB-C connections make it simple to charge laptops, transfer data, and display video through a single cable.
Users can adjust the monitor height up to 15 centimeters for better comfort during long work sessions. The ultra-wide curved screen shows deep blacks and bright colors and remains clear from different viewing angles. These features help workers who create content, perform multiple tasks at once, or simply want better visuals.
The new monitors work well in any setting – office buildings, home workspaces, or places where people split time between locations. They aim to help professionals stay connected and comfortable throughout their workday.
The monitor has a 5MP webcam that works with Windows Hello facial recognition, letting users log in just by looking at the screen instead of typing passwords. A privacy shutter covers the camera when not needed. The built-in KVM feature allows people to control several computers using just one keyboard and mouse set. USB-C connections make it simple to charge laptops, transfer data, and display video through a single cable.
Users can adjust the monitor height up to 15 centimeters for better comfort during long work sessions. The ultra-wide curved screen shows deep blacks and bright colors and remains clear from different viewing angles. These features help workers who create content, perform multiple tasks at once, or simply want better visuals.
The new monitors work well in any setting – office buildings, home workspaces, or places where people split time between locations. They aim to help professionals stay connected and comfortable throughout their workday.
