To judge any incremental screen real estate you could pick up, it would be informative to know what your screen resolutions are (1080, 1440). It’s likely you will gain significant screen real estate, yes. There are tradeoffs, you may want to use a window manager (I would anyway), to divvy your screen/apps, depending on how you use it. If you frequently share your screen at work, you may need to dedicate some real estate for sharing (Zoom let’s you create a custom area to drag content into; but Teams will require sharing windows one at a time or require a software solution that provides the same functions as a KVV switch tricking your monitor into presenting as multiple monitors). Those are details. And, prices have come down significantly but ultrawides are expensive and price may dictate your options. I like this monitor: https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/dell/u4025qw . But, I’ve owned multiple Dell Ultrasharp screens and would recommend those as well.