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High-quality professional monitor
The Dell monitor is aimed at professionals and demanding users who need a high-quality screen for their tasks (e.g., graphic designers, designers, professional photographers, architects, etc.). The first in its category with IPS Black technology, it offers high 4K resolution and high color and contrast accuracy, making it ideal for professional use. Additionally, it features multiple input ports for easy connection with other devices and peripherals.
Enjoy incredible colors and excellent black performance with a 2000:1 contrast ratio on the world's first 27" 4K monitor with IPS Black technology.
With a wide viewing angle of 178°/178°, you won't need to sit directly in front of the screen to have a clear view.
See all the details on this 4K screen and enjoy more true-to-life colors with 98% DCI-P3 and VESA DisplayHDR™ 400.
Designed with wellness in mind
ComfortView Plus, an always-on, built-in low blue light technology, reduces potentially harmful blue light emissions without compromising color quality.
Your monitor serves as a productivity hub with Ethernet, Displayport, HDMI, USB 3.2, super speed USB 10Gbps, and USB-C connectivity with up to 90W power delivery for your peripherals. Easily connect to a variety of devices and view content from two sources with Picture-in-Picture functionality.
With support for multiple operating systems, Dell Display Manager helps you stay productive, no matter how you work.
With the Easy Arrange feature, you can easily organize multiple applications on one or more screens, thanks to 38 predefined window layouts and the ability to customize up to 5 windows, so you can multitask better.
Enjoy uncompromised image quality by daisy-chaining two monitors. It is the world's first 4K monitor that allows daisy-chaining an additional 4K monitor at full resolution via USB-C. This is made possible by DSC (Display Stream Compression) technology.
The built-in Auto KVM allows you to connect to two sources (PC), giving control to the second connected computer. Use it to control both computers with one keyboard and mouse.
With a premium platinum silver finish and a sleek cable management system that reduces clutter, the monitor fits into any workspace.
Adjust the monitor settings using the convenient joystick controller.
Tilt, swivel, pivot, and adjust the height of the monitor to work in the most comfortable way for you.
Save energy with the PowerNap feature that dims the screen or puts it into sleep mode when not in use.
Uses 85% PCR (post-consumer recyclable) plastic in its design and meets the latest environmental standards, such as EnergyStar and TCO Certified Edge, and also has EPEAT Gold certification.
Designed with the environment in mind, Dell monitors are packaged in 100% recyclable boxes.
1. Security lock slot (based on Kensington security slot) | 2. Power input | 3. HDMI port | 4. DisplayPort input | 5. USB-C port | 6. DP port (output) | 7. Audio output port | 8. USB-C upstream port | 9. (3) Super speed USB port, 10 Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 2) | 10. Super speed USB port, 10 Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 2) | 11. RJ45 port | 12. Super speed USB port, 10 Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 2) | 13. USB-C data reception port
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Serious tool!
The only negatives I find for compulsive people are:
1) When you want to turn it from horizontal to vertical position or vice versa, the base does not level! That is, it does not have a notch to understand if it is exactly 90 degrees vertical or 180 horizontal.
2) The button to enter the menu makes a lot of noise... the switch of the power strip I have, makes less..
I bought it after extensive market research and I am satisfied. My biggest concerns before purchasing it were the response time, scaling for MacOs, and bleeding in the corners.
Ultimately, the response time doesn't bother me as a casual gamer (it goes down to 5ms even though the default is 8ms). Personally, I don't see any issues, but I have never had a gaming monitor to compare it to.
On Mac, I had to go with 1440p resolution because the native resolution had very small letters, but I don't think I noticed any difference in performance. You can also find analyses on YouTube about this, and it seems that performance is affected in very specific use cases to a small extent.
Although the bleeding in the corners exists, I don't see it in day-to-day use. It's definitely not a problem for me, but it is inevitable in these panels. However, in normal lighting, I never noticed anything. If you turn off all the lights and watch a very dark movie, then it might bother you.
Something that surprised me coming from a curved display is that with this particular flat 27-inch one, even after a month of use, I still haven't fully adjusted to it and the texts at the edges seem quite far from my line of sight. After 10 years of having the curved one, I finally appreciated it as a technology.
Other than that, the monitor is an excellent choice. Although you can find similar features at a lower price, I believe the reason why its price is €100-€150 higher is because of its USB hub. It has so many ports and at such a good speed (10Gbps) for most of them, that for a similar quality USB hub, you would need to spend around €300. I know this because I have extensively researched top USB hubs. With this monitor, I can finally connect everything and they all work flawlessly, something I couldn't achieve for so many years with mid-range hubs. I have connected 3 hard drives and around 10 more peripherals, all at the same time, and they all work without any issues! The headache of peripherals not working due to low bandwidth has finally ended! And all of this by simply connecting the monitor to my Mac with a "regular" USB-C cable, which also charges at the same time.
In conclusion, if you need a 4K, 27-inch monitor with a powerful USB hub like me, this specific monitor is a top choice. Otherwise, you can go for a cheaper 4K option.
The screen is very good and very clear compared to the S2722QC, and if you change the cable to the 8k uhd hama, which is excellent in 8K Optical Fiber HDMI Cable, the performance improves even more
Overall, I am very satisfied with the purchase I made. It is for office use and I wanted the text to be super clear, which it is. Also, the color coverage is 100% as far as I know, and indeed, with a MacBook next to it, the colors are exactly the same. It is also very user-friendly, thanks to the hub it has, which was also a reason for me since I have 3 computers. I give it 4 stars because the viewing angles are not that great, as the screen has glare and it tends to gray out if you go too far to the side. However, if you are in front of it or have a small viewing angle, it is perfectly fine. Also, anyone who has a MacBook should not be influenced by nonsense they read about scaling issues. The Mac OS gives you a bunch of options, and no matter what I chose, the image was crystal clear. The blacks, on the other hand, are terrible (see the photo I uploaded) because it is an IPS panel, but this particular screen is not intended for movies or gaming. I tried watching a movie, specifically the latest Batman, and the blacks were laughable. Okay, I have seen enough IPS panels, but this is by far the worst because there is no uniformity in the black levels. Considering the price, even though it is intended for office use by the company, I find it disappointing that you can't sit down and watch a movie if you want to. I didn't try it for gaming, but all the reviews I read say that it doesn't have as low of a response time as it should for gamers, and it is also 60hz. Of course, I think anyone who has consoles will be fine since the refresh rate doesn't go above 60, which I personally find sufficient. Hardcore PC gamers and cinephiles should definitely look elsewhere. In the end, for hardcore office users, it is perfect in my opinion (although with a steep price).
Impressive on paper with a Contrast Ratio of 2000:1 (Measured from 1800:1 to 1200:1 in points with bleed) and its color coverage, and the amazing menu for switching between sRGB Rec709 and DCI-P3, but disappointment with its blacks and viewing angles. The viewing angles are mainly ruined in blacks, not in regular images with all tones. It also has a terrible SemiGloss coating which, as all reviews say, has a lot of reflection. Its hub is very convenient and the colors are very good. If you want it for casual use, it's okay, but problematic for image processing use.
It is excellent!
Very comfortable, the image is NOT yellow while it has low blue light emission.
Excellent base with many adjustment options
My use case involves 2 Macs connected to the same screen (1 MacBook & 1 Mac Mini). I considered getting a 27-inch 5K (LG or Studio Display) before settling on this specific monitor. The reasons, in addition to cost, are as follows:
Stand: Pretty good. As a long-time owner of Dell monitors, I see a small improvement in stability from the previous generation of Dell stands. It's obviously plastic, but with easy height/tilt/rotate adjustment. It does everything and isn't sold as an extra accessory (<3 Apple).
Ports: The main winner. A large selection of ports that drastically reduced the cables on my desk (goodbye dongles & switches). The hub is very convenient, you just need to make sure you have the right cables for 4K-60hz. I don't know if all the ports will be reliable in the long run, but I don't see why they wouldn't be. Solid construction. Note that both 5K monitors I mentioned earlier have only one set of USB-C/Thunderbolt ports.
Panel: Excellent 4K and easy on the eyes. I read a lot about 4K scaling on Macs. There is indeed a slight distortion in very small letters, but it's generally not a problem. Increasing the sharpness of the screen from the menu greatly improves the situation. Its colors are set correctly (although I'm not a professional in this area to judge with data), and it's definitely a powerful upgrade from the 2K monitor I had before (again, a U series Dell). I have no opinion on HDR & IPS black, but for the design use I need it for, it covers me 100%.
Overall: It would be perfect if it could render 2x without scaling as a 5K panel, but I concluded that it wasn't worth spending a lot of money or getting a 2016 model (poor in ports), and I think it was the right choice.
Although it's relatively expensive compared to other 4K monitors, it's a 2022 model and has Dell U series quality. VFM.
An excellent screen to connect to a Mac computer, whether it's a Mac Mini, a Studio, or a MacBook. I use it with my MacBook and so far it's been flawless. More details:
SCREEN:
I come from an iMac 27" 5K (late 2015) and I was a bit scared about how a 4K screen would look since the pixels per inch (ppi) drop from 218 to 163. So far, I see the difference, but it's not scary and I believe that as the eye gets used to it, I'll see it less. Colors are extremely close to what I'm used to from the predecessor and there are many settings both from the computer and the device menu. Terrifying brightness hitting 400 nits. A big negative is that it doesn't do well when there's light behind you. Be careful where you place it.
FUNCTIONALITY:
Those of you who have newer Macs, exclusively with Thunderbolt 3.0 ports, know what a "dongle" is. Forget about it here. On the back of the screen, there is a fully functional hub with both USB-A and USB-C ports, as well as display ports. On the screen, I haven't put anything too demanding, just a camera and my pen, and they work flawlessly. The cool thing is that I've forgotten my MacBook charger in the drawer as the screen also takes care of charging the computer with just one cable (90w). Just one cable for image, sound (not recommended), data, and power transfer. I don't know how fast the ports are in terms of recording as I haven't put a disk on them. I have it directly on the computer to be sure. A negative is that accessing the ports is not very easy as they are in the back, but quite high near the VESA mount. However, they have added a USB-C and a USB-A on the bottom left of the screen for greater convenience.
ERGONOMICS:
Here, I don't have much to say. It has a beautiful and sleek stand with a hole in the middle for the cables to pass through and make the whole thing more compact. The stand allows it to be raised or lowered as needed, to turn to the right or left, and of course, to rotate 90 degrees. A small negative here is that it moves with the slightest touch. That is, as I write, I see the screen having small vibrations.
CONCLUSION:
As I wrote at the beginning, it's an excellent product. Perhaps more expensive than it should be as the build quality is not something amazing. It's just hard plastic. But the essence of the matter, the quality of the panel, and how the hub behind it helps you have a setup with maximum connectivity capabilities make this screen one of the best.
Excellent quality. Coming from a Mac, I had a hard time getting used to the matte finish at first, but compared to Apple's $1.8K screen, it's definitely worth it!
Ideally, I would like better build quality, as it feels very plastic. Additionally, the menu has unacceptable UX. Finally, the connections on the back are somewhat hidden and not very convenient. These are the negatives. Otherwise, it does its job perfectly. Coming from an iMac 5k, it felt awkward at first, but within a few days, I appreciated it a lot. Value for Money.
Although its price is high, it is a very good monitor.
It is not suitable for gaming (for demanding games, Alienware monitors are available), but for all other tasks it is more than enough.
It has an IPS Black panel, which gives the screen a better black, similar to what VA panels have (https://www.exclusivestores.gr/dell/dell_product_details/209-80-DEMSU2723QE/DELL-Monitor-U2723QE-27''-4K-IPS-USB-C-HDMI-Display-Port-RJ45-Height-Adjustable-3YearsW).
The color quality is evident from the first moment.
It is factory pre-set, but it has options to adjust it according to your preferences.
With the Dell Display Manager software, you can make the changes you want in the settings if you are not comfortable with the screen's navigation button.
The build quality is quite good (I would have expected better, but tastes differ).
Also, the packaging does not include an HDMI cable, which is unacceptable for its price.
There is the U2723QX model that includes the HDMI cable.
Update 06/10/2023
After about 1.5 years, it still works flawlessly (no sudden disconnections, pixelation, etc.) in all resolutions (4K, QHD, FHD) either with DP or HDMI (although DP is preferable).
In case the cables (DP, USB-C) that come with the product are NOT used, certified 4K cables should be used, whether they are HDMI (https://hdmi.org/spec/premiumcable) or DP (https://www.displayport.org/product-category/cables-adaptors/) to avoid any issues.
It goes without saying that the graphics card of the PC should also support 4K resolution (and of course have good drivers).
Its price has dropped to €600 and for what it offers, as well as its "quality" of construction (very plastic), it is a good value for money.
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