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

There are many great things about this display, but a few flaws keep it from being the perfect monitor even at this price point. The panel and image reproduction in 30-bit SDR mode is amazing. Colors look great out of the box, but definitely need calibration if you're going to use them seriously in design. It covers +99% sRGB and +97% DCI-P3. The display becomes bright enough and can be used for almost any type of work. And that's it, it's a great display and if you want to use it for creative…

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

When I'm buying a product, I usually look at the validity of the negative (lowest rated) reviews when making a decision, rather than just focusing on the positive ones. Despite the comments regarding the screen resolution, the poor case assembly and the separation of the screen from the plastic case, I still decided to purchase this product. My thought was that the worst thing that can happen if I'm not satisfied is to return the product and buy another brand. Well I'm glad it isn't. I bought 2

I've had this monitor for a little over a year now. I had to do something more because of the many spreadsheets I found difficult to work with, in addition to the many hours I had to spend starting from the screen. The matte finish is great for the environment I'm in, I can work with the blinds open and the lights on without worrying about glare. Which can still happen when watching a video, but I rarely use it for that. The 90W USB-C performance is phenomenal, I used it to power my M1 MacBook…

Bought for use with MBP 16". Works great, text is very clear in retina mode. Vivid colors, screen strikes a good balance of reduced glare and no haze. Tiny bezel all around so ideal for a multiple setup monitors. The USB-C cable that came with it only worked at 30Hz, but the third-party cable I bought worked fine with a 60Hz refresh and the power delivery works too. There are so many different USB-C cables out there, so read up Be sure to check the reviews to find one that does what you want…

I already had the U2718Q and liked it so much for its colors - true white - excellent sharp image (for those who do a lot of video editing, photos etc), this image quality is top notch. Previous model I wanted my second (for parallel configuration) monitor to be the same, but it was difficult to find a good price on the U2718Q as it was rarely found/discontinued and only sold for $300 more online. rob So I bought a new generation of U2718Q, this is U2720Q. I can tell you This is exactly the…

Purchase of the 3. Not PERFECT but not sure I can come close to perfect compared to my 2019 15 inch Macbook Pro. RELIABLE colors for EDITING/photography. Calibration was easy and with amazing accuracy. LOVE that it charges my laptop too. The balance is a bit awkward. When I pull up two identical images. They agree 99%. But when I'm on my desktop, my grayscale looks WEIRD. I think it's just the brightness. But my bright white looks slightly tinted green/yellow to drive ME crazy, but my partner…

I use two of these monitors daily (10+ hours) for web development and design. In general, color accuracy is good, although I'm not a photo or video editor, so I'm not the best person to talk about. The USB-C cables are enough to run my 15" MBP 2019 with 100W Power Delivery. Each panel runs at 60Hz 4k 30-bit depending on the monitor when connected to my MacBook. High-contrast images become over displayed for a long time, this is only visible on a gray background, and the ghosting does not last…

I bought this mainly to counteract the glare of the sun in my family room, which sometimes shines directly on the monitor. My previous monitor would fade in direct sunlight, especially when shooting night scenes in movies. There's still a lot of blurring with this monitor in direct sunlight, but at least I can see what's going on. In daylight, but not direct sunlight, the screen is bright and crisp with excellent colors; It's so bright at night that I switched it to cinema mode to dim it. I'm…

After reading many reviews here and elsewhere I was quite skeptical before purchasing. Everything from quality control to compatibility issues. I don't game or edit, I just needed a monitor so 1) I wouldn't crane my neck looking at my laptop and 2) it would look pretty because I refuse to look at anything ugly. for 8+ hours a day. I ended up reading so many reviews about dropped connections and incorrect scaling, red spots, green spots, backlight bleeding, etc. I unboxed it today, plugged the…

I love my new Dell U2720Q monitor which I spent a few days researching before purchasing. I could say many positive things about its pros and cons BUT what stands out is my NEGATIVE experience. In the overall rating, the rating should be "Seller's performance". The monitor's factory box was worn, faded, cracked at the corners as the box should look like after long use, AND the HDMI cable was missing! I feel like I received a monitor that was bought by someone else, returned and then resold to…

I wouldn't use this if you need to do extensive photo editing before printing, but it works great for everyday business tasks and photo editing for the web! Can't beat the price for the quality. I use it with Mac Studio, so I have multiple Thunderbolt ports available. The USB-C input on them is sufficient for my needs and looks fantastic (even next to my 27-inch iMac 5K). These monitors don't allow you to daisy chain them from one to another (and if they do I can't figure out how). extra money…

If you did a poll you would know that this is one of the best monitors out there. There's the latest model, but you won't feel much of a difference if you compare the two. It's also more affordable as it's last year's model. Highly recommended!

When I had a 4K laptop, I had to upgrade at least one of my two external monitors to 4K. This monitor gets the job done perfectly. Note that on Windows, if you grab a window to move it to a monitor with a different pixel density, the window can be severely distorted until you move it completely to the new side of the monitor. So this works well considering my frequent window settings.

The ideal monitor in the home office offers enough space for several applications open at the same time. The picture quality is excellent. My only complaint is that I had to buy the right cable to connect my new Macbook Air. There are three of them, but none that are suitable for the new technology.

I liked the monitor and thought it was great. The picture is just fantastic. Then I had serious problems with it lagging behind my laptop screen when using the Dell Connect Wi-Fi Stream app. So I connected HDMI and there was no picture at all. I've spent hours troubleshooting and can't get any of the features to work. Same HDMI cable and same laptop works fine on my old Dell TV. I haven't contacted Dell support yet, I'm sure there is a solution.

The text display is crisp and focused. I feel comfortable reading the article and programming the code. And the 4k video color is perfect, very natural and beautiful. I can't find any cons other than the price. Update: I think this model is a bit overpriced at the moment ($749). And the U2720QM, which is identical to the U2720Q, retails at $554. They are actually the same, the only difference is that the U2720QM comes with an HMDI cable and the U2720Q comes with a DP cable (both monitors have…

I bought this product two months ago, I work daily. The resolution is 4k, the brightness is sufficient for me. But I think it's no different than other 4k monitors that are cheaper (300 - 400). This product is good but doesn't cost that much.

The only issue I have is that it feels like it has low FPS when playing videos, but I'm not sure if it's because of my graphics card (1080 Ti) or my monitor.

I need a portrait mode monitor next to the main display of my 27" iMac. I've tried several highly rated monitors but they often look dull and washed out next to an iMac. This is the only one I've tried that does it just as well or looks even better than the built-in display. The matte finish gives it a different look that's perfect for text (and looks great for everything else too, but doesn't have the "deep" shine effect.) The iMac display has a physical Layer with a noticeable purple tint…