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

I bought this for $350 on an impulse buy because it was $50 less than the regular $400 price. Features are great with additional inputs and a USB 3.0 hub, 1440p resolution and 144Hz refresh rate. Games look great, movies look great. The base is very compact yet solid and the height adjustment and rotation are fantastic. It's worth noting that the advertised 155Hz is an overclock setting on the monitor itself, not how it works natively, but an "overclock mode". When overclocking to 155Hz…

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…

First, let me say that this is a pure gaming monitor. It has most of the features you need to play. It has a high refresh rate, QHD resolution and almost no lag. What this monitor sacrifices for these features is contrast. Colors and blacks appear washed out compared to other non-gaming monitors or more expensive gaming monitors. This isn't the fault of this particular monitor, but rather the 'TN' LCD panel found in most gaming models. Personally, I use this monitor for general gaming as well…

I bought 3 of these used from Revain Warehouse and have to say I was blown away by them. The cheapest was $206 and the most expensive was $277. The S2719DGF has all the features you need and more. The most underrated feature in my opinion is the menu and input switching. I work from home and have separate work and personal computers, so I'm constantly switching between computers on all three monitors every day. The menu is highly customizable, so you can quickly customize it without delving too

Screen: ZERO DEAD PIXELS. Vivid, bright, the default settings are perfect, the 155hz boost is so smooth. You won't find a more attractive TN panel. The perfect screen for gaming in 2020. The black border around the screen is very thin, perfect for multiple monitors; The only problem is mounting the webcam on top. You'll have to get creative as the clip will likely cover part of your screen if you attach it correctly. Stand: Excellently designed and easy to install/remove. to adjust. It can be a

I've been using my old Dell U2515H with IPS panel daily for 3 years. I've gotten used to the color accuracy and viewing angles of this monitor, and it's a pretty good monitor for gaming. However, I was looking for a gaming monitor since my old one is intended for professional work such as photo/video editing. I bought it at a time when 60/144Hz didn't matter to me. I tried a 144hz monitor last month and boy does it feel like day and night when the cursor moves and I was looking for a gaming…

Edit: Update, I loved my first monitor so much I just bought another one. I can't believe how bad my old Acer XG270HU monitor compares to this one. These are the best monitors I've used in terms of eye strain and ease of use while still delivering pleasing colors. The high resolution, high refresh rate, and semi-gloss finish along with TN-like symptoms that are minimal (which I personally don't notice after setup) combined with a great price makes it unbeatable. The semi-gloss is very pleasing…

Damn good. I had a Benq monitor for several years and decided to upgrade. I mostly play on Xbox so it was a pretty good choice until I decided to build a PC. ' which most people seem to have (should be a happiness monitor). I had to calibrate the colors right away, but it's easy, I just googled a good color setting. Xbox X: A lot of people have problems with their Xbox One X, here are my settings. I switched the display from auto detect to manual HDMI. I chose 1080p because I like higher frame…

So I got this monitor to replace my Zepter 1080p 144hz monitor replacement. I have a few things to say for people who don't know much about monitors and my review. This monitor has a resolution of 1440p 144Hz and claims to have a fast response time. In my experience, 144 Hz works fine. Don't overclock to 155Hz, the difference is invisible to the eye and lets the panel do the work. As for the response time, when I switched on super-fast, I encountered a lot of ghosting, which I wasn't sure about

I've owned this monitor since late November 2019. It's April 15, 2020 and like most, I'm working from home. I originally bought it for $300 and mostly for gaming, but it has since become one of the monitors I use. Let's start with the build quality. It looks like a solid monitor with a good weight. It is sharp and corresponds to the stated response time. I think it's great that it has both an HDMI connection and a display port. DP connects to my PC while HD

ordered one of these in 2019 for $299 and it seems to have gone up in price. So far no dead pixels. Loses a star for the weird jagged dark cracked line on the right side of the screen, best visible only in full screen with solid grayscale. . Maybe it's because I moved it myself, who cares, I rarely notice. I really like the stand, very adjustable and stable. 2 USB ports are very convenient for charging devices with Micro USB or Lightning cable. Really spectacular for a TN monitor, especially at

At the time of writing this review I've had this monitor for 4 years and it still works great. I love it and recommend it to everyone. HOWEVER, you cannot flip or rotate the monitor up/down to portrait mode even though one of the pictures shows it that way. The monitor stand is too short. So it's basically false advertising, but whatever it is, the rest of the monitor is near perfect.

I purchased this monitor on February 26th, 2020 and currently have no issues with image quality, distortion or screen burn. I've often fallen asleep with the monitor on and no problem, I'm looking for a second monitor and was wanting to buy the same one but the price has skyrocketed otherwise I would buy it again.