Review on Dell UltraSharp U2720Q 4K Backlit Monitor with Anti-Glare Screen, Pivot & Tilt Adjustment, USB Hub, HD, HDMI, LED (DELU2720Q) by Soverign Maher

I will not review the technical specifications of this monitor. It has been voted the "best 4K monitor for office use" by various parties and deserves this rating. Text is crisp, colors are accurate enough for most of my use cases, it's bright, and the refresh rate is good enough for programming and streaming. This is a great monitor for online tutorial programming and non-professional video editing. Instead, I consider him an international customer.+ The monitor's power supply supports a range of 100-240V and conforms to the IEC c14 standard, so plug it directly into the EU using the c13 connector. No voltage conversion required. + The monitor is very light. This helps a lot with delivery, not very attentive customs staff and also with mounting on a VESA mount. + Kudos for the packaging design. I received the "Amazon" outer packaging with almost no padding. As a result, the inner packaging (Dell) was significantly damaged. In addition, both the outer and inner (Dell) packaging were opened and customs officials didn't bother to seal the packaging properly. However, the monitor survived the trip unscratched, even though it was dropped in an open box. This has to do with how the stand is packaged and how the panel is sandwiched between shock/shock absorber structures. In fact, I admire this design professionally. If I have to be picky, here's what I don't really like: - No cable management cover on the back. Hanging cords. whoops Not enough printed documentation. It took me several false starts to install the VESA monitor. (I've since seen that the stand can be disassembled at the top) - A mini-DP connector could be good. - The menu buttons are quite painful to press and the menu itself is extremely low resolution. - The USB-C standard looks good on paper, but in reality there is a big problem with cable compatibility. Don't lose the cable that came with the kit.