Dell S2722QC 27 4K USB-C Monitor with Integrated Speakers and Adjustable Stand Review

I have external monitors at home and at work so I can just plug in my M1 Macbook Air and have enough screen real estate. I bought this monitor 6 weeks ago to replace an outdated 24" Dell monitor which has served me very well. But 4K monitors just kept getting better and cheaper, so it's time for an upgrade. Last fall I bought a more expensive Dell U2720QM monitor for my office at work, it cost around $550 (and often can't be found under $650). This monitor, the Dell S2722QC, costs around $380…

This monitor doesn't come with an HDMI cable or a DVI cable, it comes with a power cord and a cable that allows you to connect your phone to the monitor and that's it, at least that's how mine came out, I don't know if It was supposed to come with an HDMI or DVI cable but it did so I had to use my own, luckily I had a few extras but if not I recommend buying one as you may need it. Assembly was great, the stand literally snaps into place and then twist the base to remove when you want to use it

This display is as good as my 2021 16" MacBook Pro with "Liquid Retina" display, which is kudos! Great colors, good brightness, good pixel density, and great sharpness make it a great addition to a MacBook screen And it all connects via a single USB-C cable!I just plug in my MacBook (or XPS 13, depending on what I'm working on) and get 4k60 graphics, keyboard, mouse and other peripherals, plus power to charge the Laptops .For the quality, features, and price, I would definitely buy this display

Am I just unlucky to have received two new shipments from Revain with the same problem? The first one I had worked fine with the Del Inspiron USB C (all connectors that came with the monitor). But once the monitor goes into sleep mode, there's a very annoying high-pitched "hum or howl" of electrical noise. I've tried with/without anything else, in different outlets with/without extension cords to no avail. I also have other Dell UHD monitors and no such issues. I have asked Revain to send me a…

I've looked at many reviews of 4K monitors of this size on YouTube and they seem to have consistently positive reviews. I won't go into the in-depth analysis and testing these reviewers do, but based on their findings, I chose Dell. I'm really impressed with the brightness and clarity of this monitor. It arrived very well packaged and it only takes a few minutes to install the display on the stand. Thought I would need a separate mount but the stand is pretty good and fits me. I am very happy…

I review this monitor after about six weeks of use. Good - The extremely sharp display quality makes text and images crisp and pleasing to the eye. - Gets very bright, which helps those of us with aging eyes see fine print better. — Decent color quality for office work. It's nice to have a single cable that connects all your devices and powers your laptop. The USB-C hub works great with laptops that support USB-C power delivery, such as the 2020 MacBook Pro and Surface Laptop Studio (with a…

With work from home being huge in recent years, this was a great monitor in the sub-$500 range. Data spreadsheets and documents fit side by side, photos look great, and videos and video conferences are easy to watch. It might not be the best gaming monitor, but that's not what I bought it for. Dell build quality, wonder if it will last 10-15 years like my other screens. Also a bonus for me is the connection to the ucb-c laptop, one cable for power, data and monitor. The only thing is that my…

I like the big screen to work on multiple projects at the same time. This works great for my purposes. I had no trouble connecting to any of my laptops. plug and play

The best all round monitor I found met all my needs. Wanted USB-C as it also charges my laptop using the same cable as audio/video. It features speakers, a tilt-and-swivel monitor stand, a 4k display and 2 input sources so you can also connect a Firestick, console and laptop for easy switching.

Excellent quality from Dell, nice screen overall. The stand is ok but nothing special (I use a 100mm vesa swing arm mount which is a definite improvement). The OSD is controlled by 4 physical buttons and offers convenient color temperature control. Note, however, that full control of the monitor requires Dell proprietary software that *only* runs on Windows 10 (as stated in the manual). Specifically, this monitor *doesn't* go into sleep or sleep mode in the default configuration. Apparently…

It was packaged in a large Revain box and opening it revealed the real monitor box. There was no traditional oval or round clear packing tape, but a 2" wide, 7" clear packing tape that was cut cleanly where someone could puncture the seal. There is no way to tell if it was an opened box or returned product. Seems to work fine and I haven't seen any fingerprints/damage.

It doesn't work well with two of my Macs, one is an M1, the other is a MacBook Pro. When I first plugged the monitor in it worked fine, but after it went to sleep it didn't work at all (consistently no USB-C connection) because I thought the cable was plugged in. Turned it on and off several times didn't help.

Bought two of these monitors. One of them started flickering after about a week of use. I sent it back and got another one. After 2 days it started to flicker even worse than the first time. It keeps images from previous screens even if I disable all input ports.

I use this monitor to work from home. I have a sales job that doesn't require a high-end monitor for graphic detail or color accuracy. I didn't want two standard 1920x1080 monitors taking up space on my desktop. This monitor offers a higher resolution than the two, allowing me to see more things at once. It also gives me enough screen real estate to use my laptop in lid-closed mode. The monitor has a USB-C port that delivers 65W of power, so it powers my laptop without having to plug another…

In general, the monitor meets my expectations. Some things to watch out for when using M1 Mac with Monterey 12.1. For some frustrating reason, Apple has decided to enable VRR for external displays that support the feature by default. This means that every time you wake up your laptop/monitor, the monitor defaults to 40-60Hz VRR, which is NOT desirable. Some have reported flickering, I didn't have that, but you always want the full 60hz. At the time of this review, there is currently no way to…

I have a new 14-inch Macbook Pro on the horizon and have started looking for a Thunderbolt 3 compatible dual monitor device. But I couldn't find a 27-inch device that I liked, and I couldn't find a way to flip the LG range vertically. So I decided to give Dell a try, the company has the most consistent and well thought out line of monitors in the industry. And they didn't throw the ball here. These are nice monitors that are easy to set up. The swivel is easy to use, plugs in instantly, charges

UPDATE 2: Right now I regret buying this Dell monitor. Since the monitor arrived in an unusable state (constant high noise when the screen is not active) I figured a new monitor would be new too. But it's refurbished with a label from Dell Outlet Stores. (There are many scratches on the bottom, but all the exterior parts look new enough to me. I'm concerned about the refurbished interior parts). I know refurbishment is better for the environment, but I stopped buying refurbished products many…

Bought these for a MacBook Air. The quality of the monitor is excellent, there are built-in speakers and a passage for wired headphones. The USB-C cable keeps computers charged even when my kids are playing games. It's nice to have one cable to charge your laptop, power the display, and connect USB peripherals. The only downside to this monitor is that it only has two USB ports. So if you have a lot of accessories, you need a hub. The monitor itself looks amazing, modern and minimalistic. His…

very good monitor. satisfied so far. Dell Display Manager, OSD and ports offer you many configurations. Technical support is friendly. After a few weeks of use I can see that the browser support for 4k is terrible. The bookmark/menu fonts are tiny. When you scale, everything scales and you have to scale the webpage down. Chrome is the worst. miicrosoft edge is better, but you still need to zoom in to about 200% and then zoom out the page to 75%, adjust its appearance and then everything works…

I bought it along with its 1080p little brother for programming and editing. 4k is my main monitor for viewing and it does everything perfectly! "Comfortable Look" definitely helps relieve my eyestrain and helps get rid of blue and flicker. I just wish the Dell 1080p I bought with this one had "Comfort View". Is it important! USB Type-C charges everything very quickly, be careful, 65W will not damage your phone or the electronics you connect to it.