Review on Dell S2721HGF Ultra-Thin Curved Ultrawide Display: DP Certified, 1080P, G-SYNC Compatible, HDR Enabled by Jason Schaffer

Pros: This monitor has possibly the best VA panel I've seen. I game a lot and can honestly say this is a great gaming monitor! The black spots that VA panels are famous for are almost non-existent, and I'm only saying almost because I was specifically looking for them! The response time is accurate, so much so that I don't notice it. The turn is perfect for diving and if you get out of the flat after a few hours you may not be able to get back into the flat. Menu controls are exceptionally easy to navigate, the stand is solid, and the overall build quality feels very good. To be honest I can't say enough good things about this monitor! Cons: While there aren't too many negatives to say, nothing is perfect. There is a slight backlight flicker but I only notice it when I turn on the black screen! If I hadn't done that, I honestly never would have noticed. The stand is only adjustable in tilt and height, but I knew that when I bought it and personally I didn't have to twist and turn. Other thoughts: My previous two monitors were 144Hz 1440p flat monitors and early 35-inch 2560 x 1080 curved ultra-wide monitors. I don't miss any of them. I could have easily gotten a 1440p curved display, but with crazy prices for GPUs with no end in sight and I wanted to run the game at high refresh rates and high details, I went with 1080p (which is even on a 27-inch inch display still looks fantastic). ). I have no regrets and hope this review helps anyone who has doubts about this particular monitor. Also, G-Sync worked right out of the box and I only had to make some very minor adjustments to get the image I wanted.