🖥️ Dell U2723QE UltraSharp USB C Monitor 75Hz: Enhanced Height Adjustment & USB Hub for Optimal Performance Review

My primary monitor was an old ASUS 2K 144Hz monitor, which I've always loved for gaming, but I needed more desktop real estate for videos, graphics, and general office work. I went with a dual-display setup: one monitor that's more focused on gaming and this Dell monitor for everything else. From that point of view it was exceptional - 4K with beautiful and accurate colours, reasonable brightness (unless you really need HDR tonality) for day and night use and beautiful bezels. When I use it to…

I have an Apple Studio Monitor and this Dell U2723QE UltraSharp 4K USB-C - 27" Hub Monitor looks damn good. Apple has 5K and Dell has 'only' 4K, but the picture quality is good. One of the reasons why What made me choose this monitor is the KVM capability. In addition to my main Mac, I want to connect an Apple Mini to it. I haven't done it before, but I think I know how. The biggest difference between this monitor and mine Apple monitor is the ease of use. I connected an Apple monitor and it…

I've seen reviews complaining that this monitor has a noticeable reflection from nearby lights or that the screen isn't bright enough (400 nits). At first glance there seems to be a grain of trouble in all this. But the DELL U2723QE gives you such complete control over color space, brightness and contrast, and a whole host of different aspects of customization that I can't help but agree with the reviews that say this monitor isn't bright enough. The expectation that the display will not…

I bought this as I'm looking for monitors for my new setup and can't use this one due to a mac daisy chain issue. I'm returning it because there's no point in keeping it if I can't use its $300 main feature.

Nice addition to my Mac Studio. I use this for work and personal use. I connected a work laptop while working, it's a Windows 10 system. Then I connected it to my Mac Studio for personal use, and in this situation it really shows its qualities. I can easily switch between any computer systems via the monitor settings. Switching between them is not difficult.

Overall I am very happy with this monitor, of which I have had two. About a month later one of the two started flashing a yellow bar in the middle of the screen intermittently so I hope the replacement doesn't have this issue and I hope the first monitor doesn't start with it. The monitors are so bright that 100% can hardly be seen. The colors and the contrast seem perfect to me. I appreciate how convenient it is to connect them.

The picture quality is excellent. But the terrible situation of all ports. The way they're positioned, you'll have to get on your hands and knees, turn it sideways, look upside down to connect the cables. I don't know if this is a good monitor for the price.

This was highly recommended and reviewed on a few tech blogs. Overall a great monitor. A small issue I encountered after 2 months of use is that the USB-A ports as well as the ethernet port are randomly disabled, so sometimes. I had to reconnect each cable, which is a bit of a hassle, but other than that, the image quality is great for my workflow.

Great/best monitor for photo/video editing. Extremely accurate color right out of the box. Clean and clear with VERY accurate color.

All monitors work great with Windows, but many don't work with MacBooks, luckily this one does! You can connect your monitor to your MacBook with a single USB-C/Thunderbolt cable and it will work. You can also connect additional devices to the monitor and it will send data over that single cable. This really cleaned up my workspace, especially since I had to do a lot of hacks to support multiple computers on my desk, and the MacBook doesn't work well with many non-Apple devices.

Cons: 1) Doesn't scale well with Mac since it's not 220ppi or 110ppi, but chances are you're new to it already. 2) The design looks outdated, very thick. It looks like it will cost around $300. 3) Brightness and matte finish makes text difficult to distinguish, looks distorted and pale gray (unlike black due to limited contrast ratio) 4) This would be the best value on the market for $500 or less, but always another exaggeration for its antique look. Pros: 1) Powered by USB-C, 4k resolution. If

The Primer member most likely has the same experience as me. Delivered! Melody! Returned! I am checking now. Without sound! After a long Google search, someone shared that this $600 monitor doesn't have speakers, although you'll see it listed as output devices on both Windows and macOS. Only 30 Hz in the 2019 MacBook Pro. Why?

Finally found a monitor that works great with my Apple MacBook Pro with M1 processor. I use my computer for work and with this monitor I can easily work in 3-4 different windows. Text is crisp with high dpi resolution (4K at 27 inches); no soft edges or halos.

The monitor arrived in good condition, was easy to set up and connect to my MacBook Pro M1 Pro and works well. The monitor comes with a three-year warranty, but when I contacted Dell to register the monitor, I was told I would need to fill out a warranty and ownership transfer request, which can take up to ten business days to process. Today, on the 10th day, I contacted Dell and they informed me that the request was denied because I had to provide an order number that Dell would send the…

The monitor came out of the box great. The stand is highly adjustable. You need to download a display manager for the KVM switch to work. The manual that comes with the monitor doesn't explain the steps very well, but if you watch YouTube there are videos on how and what cables to connect to set up two devices.

I bought this monitor as I couldn't justify the cost of a genuine Apple monitor that would work with my new M1 MacBook Pro (to replace a 2014 27" iMac with a Retina 5K display). Unfortunately I would say that this monitor is significantly inferior to the display on my 8 year old iMac. Obviously the iMac has more pixels, but the blacks on this monitor aren't as black and the contrast isn't as good as the iMac. Everything else works fine. The silly little button on the back is used to navigate…

Likes: - excellent screen and image quality - variety of connectors - two computers can be connected at the same time - USB-C 4K support

I switched from iMac 5k to laptop + external monitor. I bought it knowing it wouldn't be as good as the iMac's 5K screen, but I was hoping it would be a "close enough" replacement. Unfortunately this was not the case. I've heard people complain about non-native resolution scaling, but I didn't understand the issue until I bought it and saw it firsthand. Basically, in order for your UI (application windows, text, etc.) to appear at the same size you are used to seeing on a 27" iMac, the…

I bought this mornitor because of the image quality for photo editing. I stayed because the choice of ports is amazing! I can connect and charge so many peripherals without cluttering my desktop! It's worth the entrance fee for that alone. Just buy it now

These screens are great. I connected two of these to my MacBook Pro via USB-C. There are also HDMI and DisplayPort connections. From what I've seen and found online, MacOS doesn't support daisy chaining, so you need to have the right number of outputs from your Mac to have multiple displays. I will say they have quite a bit of glare from a window in my office. My older screens with a glossier finish didn't have the same problem as a matte finish. Although it's still worth it!