Review on 🖥️ Dell S2719DGF 27 Inch LED Lit Monitor: 2560X1440P, 155Hz Refresh, Swivel, Pivot, & Tilt Adjustments by Rahul Sanders

Firstly, this is actually my second device that I've bought, but the first is from Revain. I really like this monitor and have been waiting for it to go on sale for around $300. Features: - AMD FreeSync - 1440p resolution - 144Hz (60Hz) out of the box and 155Hz overclocked) - 27" TN display - USB 3.0 hub - Swivel/rotatable monitor stand - Suitable for VESA mount - 1 DP port and 2 HDMI ports (DP and HDMI 2.0 for 144Hz) - Comes with 1 HDMI cable (not 2.0), power plug and 1 USB B 3.0 cable ---------------- Advantages: AMD FreeSync to prevent screen tearing in games with higher framerates This display is also G-Sync compatible, although this has not been tested by NVIDIA - 1440p 144Hz display - Excellent colors for a TN display (corrected) - Suitable for VESA mount - Highly versatile monitor stand - Height adjustable - 90 degree rotation for vertical monitor - Cable runs through hole in stand - USB 3.0 ports (after connecting USB B 3.0 cable) - Easy to use OSD control (OSD) - 3 years Warranty from Dell when registering the monitor on the DELL website Cons: - TN display with the current 144 Hz IPS monitor market Colors aren't as good as IPS and color grading is tedious at times (not necessarily a downside, but some people like the colors) - Comes with an HDMI cable (not 2.0) - There is no handle on the monitor stand to easily move the entire display as a unit - 155hz is a bit strange and causes problems --------------------- I don't know if this monitor will come back will be in stock after 2020 due to the release of the successor DELL S2721DGF (IPS variant and restyling). This monitor costs around $300 and is well worth the price. In case you didn't know: DELL offers a 3-year warranty on this display. It has a resolution of 1440p with the possibility of increasing the refresh rate to 155 Hz on DisplayPort (overclocked). Two default monitor refresh rates: 60Hz and 144Hz via Windows/NVIDIA/AMD Control Panel. To reach 155Hz, you need to overclock the monitor to 155Hz using the OSD controls. However, I do not recommend overclocking this monitor if you have multiple non-1440p displays. Because of this, my computer wasn't recognizing each of my displays properly, so I settled on this display for 144Hz. This monitor uses a TN display, not an IPS display. You need to do color correction since you are using a TN display. Although the monitor is listed as an AMD FreeSync display, it is Gsync compatible even though it's not listed. If you can't mount this monitor using VESA, the stand is incredibly versatile as it rotates 90 degrees and is height adjustable. You can daisy chain up to 4 USB 3.0 ports by connecting the included USB B 3.0 cable from the monitor to your computer.