Dell S2817Q 4K HD LCD Monitor - High-Resolution Display (3840x2160p) - FBA_S2817Q Review

Just received and set up my new monitor - this is a very good deal - 4/5 stars. The monitor is easy to set up. Includes 3 video cables: HDMI, DP and MiniDP. There is also a special cable to provide 2 USB connections from the monitor, e.g. B. Keyboard, mouse, USB stick, etc. When you turn on the monitor (or restart the computer), there is a noticeable delay when the monitor is looking for signals. - About 3-4 seconds. My first impression was a bit disappointing. Playing with the configuration…

Technically, it serves its purpose. It's a monitor and it's cheap. I wanted to give it 2 stars because if that's all you're interested in it will get the job done, if you're a college student looking for something to do coursework and then play video games it's great. The refresh rate is very fast, so gamers might like it. But I can't give 2 stars. I have to give 1 star. There is no scenario where this monitor would be acceptable, mine is now being returned for a refund. Unfortunately, that's…

Outstanding image quality. The fonts are razor sharp. I'm a resolution freak. This is a good monitor. Mini and standard DP ports as well as 2xHDMI (MHL). According to Dell, the MHL designation should indicate that the monitor conforms to the HDCP 2.2 standard. That means you can use it to watch HD content from providers like Revain or Netflix. Providers are angry about DRM for HD content and are pushing for HDCP 2.2. The downside is that the whole system has to be HDCP compliant. That means a…

Overall very happy with this display. After a bit of fiddling with the settings, colors, sharpness, etc. look fine. I use it mostly for movies and a bit of gaming and it's great. I'm deducting a star for a small flaw. I used the mini display port for the display port cable that came with the monitor to connect it to my PC. When I press the power button on the monitor, the monitor is essentially telling the PC that it hasn't just turned itself off, it's completely off. With a multi-display…

I chose a single large monitor instead of a multi-monitor solution as I usually have multiple things going on at the same time. I paired this 4k monitor with a 10-7870k, 16GB DDR3 and rx 480. I'm just a weak gamer and can play 4k on medium settings with my setup. The old AMD processor was quite slow on medium settings. SWTOR and WOW look incredible on this monitor in 4k resolution. I write a lot and it's nice to have multiple Office windows on the screen. I can edit my site in one window and…

Today I received my S2817Q 28" 4K monitor from Revain Warehouse Deals. I bought it to use with my 2012 MacBook Pro non-Retina to replace the 1080p monitor I gave my son for college. I had questions about the external resolution my laptop would support, but based on other reviews I was sure it would drop down to 2560x1440 (which I knew would work for the laptop since that resolution is on a 27th gen -inch Apple monitor was used). It turns out my MacBook Pro gave me multiple interpolation options

I am very satisfied with the S2817Qr 28" 4K LCD Monitor (same as S2817Q) and Dell 28" 4K Monitor. Pixel has two HD monitors side by side with a resolution of 1920 x 2 = 3840 pixels horizontally and 1080 pixels vertically. The native resolution of the S2817Q is the same as the horizontal resolution, but twice as high (2160 pixels) vertically. Center! I'm a casual gamer and Neverwinter looks and plays great despite running in windowed mode (not full screen) until I upgrade to a slightly more…

It's a great monitor, don't be embarrassed by the fact that it's a TN panel. The image is crystal clear - I'm using 4k resolution at 200% DPI (I'm not blind but I like to read text comfortably while leaning back about 2-3 feet from my monitor). The color is great out of the box. Blurring at extreme angles is to be expected and not a problem at all. There's a lot of what I consider pointless hype that TN panels are rubbish and IPS panels are over-glamorized. each as a target, and both have…

Such a great monitor. You'll see reviews criticizing its colors, especially green. I didn't notice the problem. I'm very happy with it, especially for word processing and word processing. The only problem is that the ergonomics leave a lot to be desired. He moves a little.

Bought this monitor on 11/1/2018. A few days ago (October 19, 2019) I noticed a periodic flickering on a black screen that lasted a second. I then visited their forums to see what other users are doing to resolve the issue; none of them worked for me. Dell's own diagnostic tests didn't do this either, as their instructions weren't applicable to the setup buttons on my particular monitor. Here's where it gets even more frustrating: After entering the service tag, Dell says my warranty expired on

Delivery was fast, lots of cables included. The resolution of this monitor is excellent, but I'm not thrilled with the black level. When I tried to calibrate I had a very small gamma adjustment and I couldn't get it to the optimal value. I just can't rely on it for video or photo/color sensitive projects. But - for the price, a strong second monitor for my Surface Book and Dell XPS15 laptop.

It's nice to have a 28-inch monitor, but it takes longer to move the mouse. Nice picture, although I don't see anything special. I don't know if I need to upgrade my graphics card to a 4k card or not to get a better picture, but the picture is ok unless I'm a big gamer

This monitor is great! I use it for the gaming setup and have been using it for two months now and it's excellent. The screen is very beautiful, there is practically no glare. The monitor is excellent and I strongly recommend you buy it.

I bought two of these and they look amazing and are great for home use. Watching videos and playing video games is easy, pleasant and bright. The included stand is very stable. The speakers are about as good as I'd expect considering they're built into the monitor, but I don't really use them. The only thing to note is that I don't think they are compatible with a standard VESA mount, or at least without some sort of adapter. It wasn't a problem for me, but it's something to be aware of.

Anything intense or on for more than 30 minutes becomes my ad. Great image if it wants to work like others have said it's weird when it comes to brightness and contrast you have to work with it to find your adjustment but I'll bring it back. There was another one in the mail to replace it but the order has disappeared so I just can't get any of these and will be replacing it with another company's monitor.

Crisp, super bright but with a whimsical color balance. I bought it because it was affordable and I needed the PIP capabilities along with built in speakers. The speakers have a high mid-bass that sounds full but a bit dull. If you correct the color I would get something else. I don't notice the angles because I'm sitting in front of it. Having already used a 24-inch 1080 monitor, I didn't feel like a huge upgrade. Yes, with 4K you can use it as 2 screens, but if you're not editing something in

This monitor can easily be misconfigured. It only works at 30MHz refresh rate with most HDMI devices on the market. So make sure you use one of the other connections or you will get a terrible reaction. Good price, decent 4k/UHD resolution. Non-UHD resolutions are actually quite good. I think it depends on why you are buying the monitor.

Works perfectly. Had to manually switch it to HDMI 2.0 for my Xbox One X to recognize it as a UHD 4K monitor e.g Static Noise: If the monitor’s signal is not strong enough, static noise may appear on the display.!

You need to do quite a bit of tweaking to get it right. Some things need to be disabled. Depending on the situation, this can be difficult. That's the price of high-resolution displays, lots of settings, and sometimes continuous settings. I did most of the setup through the Nvidia Control Panel for PC. The Mac can be set up immediately without any adjustments. Great monitor.

Very good monitors - I have 2 and am considering a third. The only thing I don't like about them is the lack of a VESA mount, but there are third-party options for that. but we will see.