The monitor is my primary work monitor and for gaming and entertainment. It has excellent 4K picture quality, with vivid colors and sharp details. The USB-C connectivity is easy to connect with my laptop and can also be used as a charger. It has amazingly thin bezels and has an overall sleek, modern design. The price point is spot on for this monitor. It lifts up on down easily and fits perfectly on my standing desk. Since I don't use it too much for gaming, the 60Hz refresh rate doesn't diminish the monitor experience for me. However, I would say the speaker is subpar. My laptop has a better speaker than the monitor. Besides for the speaker issue, I am extremely happy with the image quality, connectivity, and design of this Dell monitor.

So I am reviewing the 4k USB C variant of this monitor. And off the bat it has some problems. Like many I purchased it to use with a MacBook, and although it works, it has many issues. VRR just doesn't work with a mac. VRR also doesn't work with a PS5. As a researcher I spend a lot of time in front of a monitor every day, and I will say the colour reproduction is very decent and text is extremely crisp. I also occasionally use it with my PS5, as a casual gamer I must admit games look gorgeous. The style is rather chic and elegant, although the stand does make the monitor wobble a wee bit. Make sure to assemble it very tightly. As a user of the P-series and the ultrasharp monitors from Dell I thought this would be cheaply made and very consumer-level. I am happy to reoprt that is not the case. Although everything is painted plastic, like other monitors from other brands, this is very well built. OSD isn't gret but it is easy enough to use. Big surprise for me was the speakers. They are pretty great. They do sound fairly bass-lacking but they get loud enough for video calls, and they don't sound bad at all, I really like them.

For office applications, this UHD monitor performs well. If value is important to you, you likely won't be disappointed. tl;dr When the work you do daily requires a full-time commitment to being in front of a screen to do your job, then the characteristics of that screen can have a substantial impact on your productivity, health, etc. Having used a "standard" HD monitor for quite some time at work, I was starting to find it to be too constraining and difficult to work on. I felt it was time for an upgrade to a UHD/4k monitor. After some research, I settled upon this model, as it scored well on use in an office environment (according to rtings.com), it had consistently high reviews, and it was priced attractively here on Amazon. It also included speakers and a versatile stand, which were nice additional perks that I thought could come in handy. I took the plunge and have not been disappointed. This monitor has met or exceeded all of my expectations for office applications. The picture is clear. I have ample ability to control brightness, contrast, etc. And the refresh rate remains at 60Hz as long as the attached device can support it. The stand allows for all the control that I could ask for in positioning the display, but I've since attached it to a desk-mounted monitor arm which I also really like. I should also mention that having 2 input channels has been very convenient, as it has allowed me to use it as a shared display between different computers. In a pinch, I've even used the speakers on a few occasions; they're not very good, but then again I don't expect them to be. Also, I have used it once as a monitor for a video game console, and I was quite pleased with it. Again, the audio was sub-par, but the picture (including refresh rate) was excellent. For the value, I've been really pleased with this monitor so far. Since I use it primarily for office applications, I can definitely recommend it for that. And as a general-purpose display, it seems to perform well and should not disappoint much. But if you want something that will perform optimally for gaming (especially with high refresh rates), then you will probably not be considering this to begin with. Also, if you want something that has great built-in speakers, I recommend using a TV instead.

Software engineer by day, girl gamer by night. I spent a long time on my setup for coding, I wanted one of my monitors to be in a vertical setup. Honestly, I wish I had gotten a few more of these monitors to replace my curved one because the colours are better than my expensive curved display. I've been using it for over six months now. The picture quality is great, and it connects to my MacBook Pro, charging it without needing a separate plug. If you're working with websites or graphics, it's true to colour, and the USB connectivity is amazing. The screen is very bright, especially good with my IDE easy on the eyes. Highly recommend this monitor!

El 95% de la información te vende una computadora completa. Cuando en realidad solo es un monitor. Si lo dice en las características, pero muy y casi oculto