HP Series 7 Pro 37.5 inch WQHD+ Thunderbolt 4 Monitor - 738pu

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At £1247.32 ex‑VAT, the HP Series 7 Pro 37.5" WQHD+ Thunderbolt 4 (738pu) is a “buy for a reason” monitor, not a casual upgrade. If your day is laptop-driven and you want one-cable convenience, Thunderbolt 4 dock-style connectivity is genuinely useful for account managers, project leads, finance teams with heavy spreadsheets, and anyone juggling calls, docs, and shared peripherals. The big screen and wide workspace typically reduces tab-switching and lets you keep key apps visible at once—so productivity gains are believable, especially in admin-heavy or analysis roles.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it just because it’s large and premium. If you’re on a desktop already, don’t use Thunderbolt/USB‑C docking, or you mainly do single-app work (coding in a tight IDE view, basic CRM use), the price won’t feel justified versus cheaper ultrawide/large monitors. Also, if you regularly present your screen to clients, check whether the colour/brightness performance meets your expectations in your specific room lighting—premium branding doesn’t automatically mean “great for your use case.” Overall: worth it for TB4-first hybrid workers who want a clean desk and serious screen real estate; hard sell for anyone who can’t fully exploit the connectivity and workspace it provides.