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We purchased (2) Dell S2721DGF (1ms Fast IPS 2560X1440 @ 165hz with Display port 1.4) when they first came out. We got them after a Hardware Unboxed video rated them very high for 2k 27" IPS monitors. That was a few years ago and they were extremely expensive for us @ $500 each +tax and we had to drive 3 hour round trip to the closest Best Buy that had them in stock. They were well worth it. They still work flawless and look crisp! Cheap 60hz monitors when gaming for long sessions was giving headaches and eye pain. These monitors helped. Great review btw. You went deep and wide and covered it all. Well done. Liked and subbed.
@@FTHonestReviews true, here in Brazil the u2424h was 2000 BRL (R$) just 1-2 weeks ago, now it's 1600. Good for the price. But the LG 32gn600b also costs 1600, and I think that the size+resolution is better for gaming Although both has pros and cons if we compare them.
The S2721DGF is a total crap ! The left corner is blue, the right corner is yellow ! The light from every side ! The fonts this thing draws are a nightmare ! The only thing it exists is 165Hz but there are much cheaper options for that !
Very good info, I knew none of this. I like the way you pronounce the words distinctly, it's easier to follow and understand. I ordered one of these U2724D monitors today.
The big selling point of this monitor is the IPS Black panel, which has a contrast ratio of 2000:1 - double that of regular IPS. And did you say "variable refresh rate"? Does Freesync work on the DP port???
Hi Jacob, thank you for your review! I'm seriously considering buying this monitor. I have an RTX 4070, do you know if the screen support G-sync technology at least unofficially and if there is any tearing and ghosting on this screen?
Thank you for a good video! A suggested addition to the conclusion is that this can be a good monitor if you want something that is decent for both gaming and productivity, while also looking professional. Looking at specs only, there are cheaper alternatives such as the Samsung or the Asus if you either are doing 100% gaming or 100% content creation. Many people are doing a little bith of both. This monitor can also be written of as a business expense I guess ;)
Looking to use this as a cast from my MAC for work, emails etc... I have a problem with the sharpness of font on my ASUS monitor. Also when I go from my laptop to the monitor screen it is very blurry and take awhile to focus. Thai Monitor is on sale for black Friday with Dell for $359. Do you recommend for basic office work?
For those who are interested in buying this monitor consider the fact that you will probably get a monitor with backlight bleeding. I have replaced 4 monitors and all of them had backlight bleeding to some extent. It’s only noticeable with lights turned off in the room but still not really appealing considering the price of the monitor. So bear in mind that you will most likely get the unit with the same issue😢
There is a possibility that the frame was severely compressed at the factory. And over time, after using the monitor for 25 days, the bezel will loosen a little under heat, and there will not be such a big leakage. I've read reddit where many people had backlight leakage disappear after a while after purchase.
@@PlayGameToday By then it would be out of return window. Maybe not such a good idea. For the price of these monitors we should be expecting much better quality.
@@hiddenswan indeed. Also, who use it for work may simply not be able to tolerate this for that long, even if the bleeding fades away. If that's truly the reason, then dell should wait those units to be in good state to sell.
dude....what's going on with dell? I bought an Alienware Aw2724DM and the first unit came with a large light bleed... 2 more attempts were made to change but now with an error/bug in the brightness (only 240nits from a peak of 600nits) and so there was an error also in the HDR. I was offered to exchange it for the fourth time for the same model but this time I gave up and asked my money back... I no longer trust this model. My surprise is to know that this is also happening with the "Ultrasharp" family with the "IPS black" panel. Dell urgently needs to carry out an investigation into the production line and quality control.... I have read many reports about light leaks and flickering even in monitors with "sync" functions
Hi thanks for your review, I'm thinking to buy this Dell U2724D. But I have 2 questions for you: 1) Since this monitor is UltraSharp serie, I suppose it's factory calibrated and comes with Factory calibration report . 2) Is there a way to disable the ambient light sensor? I read some people had trouble with brightness being too dim or to bright Thanks. Regards
Yes, you can display out from MacBook. I have the 14pro connected to the DELL U3223Q (4K, 60Hz only) with thunderbolt cable (USB-C). All works with one cable. The USB downstream is for scenarios, when you connect a PC with HDMI or DP and you want to use the monitors USB ports. Hope that answers your question.
As an individual that bought this monitor along side few of my friends.I can say that this monitor's contrast ratio is actually quite higher which is a good thing. On my model the contrast ratio was 2307 while my three friends that have this same monitor had 2263 , 2104 and 2144 contrast ratio. It's not as dark as VA monitors how ever it's pretty close which is great as this monitor has no black issues like the VA panels. For productivity work this monitor is one of the best on the market also playing single player AAA games with this monitor is fantastic as well.
@@avi_g It all comes down to what games you are planing on playing my friend. I would not recomend this monitor if you are planing on playing fast FPS games. This monitor Is much more designed for Witcher 3 , Kingdom come deliverence type of games.
@@FILIP_J0VAN0V1C awesome! Thanks so much for the info ! I ended up getting a different monitor, but if I don’t like it , I’d potentially get this one. Did you get the de model or the d model here?
I just got this. I’m studying to be programming. And I will connect it to my PS5 to play fifa or something. And also play GTA 6 next year. What do you think?
Not sure why my comment asking your opinion on the backlight bleed of my unit is gone. Is that true? Would have liked anybody else to have chimed in, as well.
what do u think about the, Dell UltraSharp U2724DE, its super similar to this only difference i see is the ports and the de has thunderbolt 4 which i need. do u think its good eith macbook m3 pro resolution wise?
you've mentioned this monitor has an ambient light sensor. so if i use this in my mac mini m2 pro, the true tone & auto brightness will adjust automatically right? because when i'm using my dell G3223Q monitor, the auto brightness option is disabled
Hi jacob.. I want to ask for your opinion, is this Dell U2724D monitor really recommended for me as a photographer and for color grading editing? Thank you in advance, I'm from Indonesia, nice to meet you
thx for this hands on test! looking good on black levels and bleed, can you elaborate on the reflection handling of this model? freesync would be nice, but at least it has 120hz hdmi vrr.
@@FTHonestReviews thank you - i rewatched the video and if its standard dell (ultrasharp) coating its fine Im on a UP2716D atm, that display only really lacks higher (variable) refreshrate and better blacks.
I am still rocking a Dell U2413. It's 1080p and has terrible motion blur but great colors. I was looking for a potential upgrade but it's really hard to find something decent. Basically the same monitor just 120 or 144 hz and WQHD. Is that so hard without blowing the 500 bucks mark?
Great review. I just bought mac mini m2 which only supports 60hz this monitor is 120hz i like it but i don't know how would it work with mac mini ? Would it put more stress on mac mini ? How does VRR works?
Im worried about adobe rgb on asus pa27qv monitor but this one seems to check all the boxed for color accuracy i also looked at asus pq27CGV with 144hz similar adobe rgb aspects but since this one has 120hz refresh rate but no vrr or any freesync tehnology i have nvidia gpu and i plan to work and game on it.
So is it FreeSync compatible? I'm not a "gamer" much these days and I prefer confortable ergonomics for work, so I was eyeing this as a mix use sidegrade from my U2515H. FreeSync would be nice have and I'm not a fan of the "gamer monitor" look most FreeSync monitors have.
So basically this monitor could be a good pick for both casual gaming and creative work but value-wise there are better picks, right? Considering picking up the DE version to pair with my work laptop and home computer. Using a Samsung S6 right now. The curve on it and 21:9 form factor is nice but the color shifting at the edges irks me.
It's a good jack of all trades monitor for everyday use but at the price point there are better options. Dell tends to over price their stuff, I'd wait for a sale price before considering it.
Thank you for the review! You briefly mentioned VRR support. Does it mean this monitor supports FreeSync/G-Sync, even thought it is not mentioned in the monitor description on the Dell website? And if yes, I wonder if DE version supports it too.
dude....what's going on with dell? I bought an Alienware Aw2724DM and the first unit came with a large light bleed... 2 more attempts were made to change but now with an error/bug in the brightness (only 240nits from a peak of 600nits) and so there was an error also in the HDR. I was offered to exchange it for the fourth time for the same model but this time I gave up and asked my money back... I no longer trust this model. My surprise is to know that this is also happening with the "Ultrasharp" family with the "IPS black" panel. Dell urgently needs to carry out an investigation into the production line and quality control.... I have read many reports about light leaks and flickering even in monitors with "sync" functions
Just got this monitor. So basically information that it adjusts brightness depending on the environment light is a lie. That sensor is very weak. It makes the display too dark. It is always 11-12% brightness and it doesn't care about light in the room. It starts working only when I turn display diagonally to the light source or when I use my smartphone shine directly to the sensor. Therefore, all reviewers including this one lie about its comfort and auto brightness. It doesn't do the advertised work. I'll probably return it back
Just got one and I'm actually kinda surprised at how NOT sharp it is. Looks worse than my 17" 1080p laptop screen. Maybe my expectations were just too high for the resolution and screen size?
Great review! I'm considering purchasing one of these for work during the day and some simple, smooth gaming in the evening with that slightly higher refresh rate. 120 is 'low' for these days but I wonder if I'll even notice...I know refresh rates, at least from a human 'noticing' POV, hit diminishing returns after 100hz or thereabouts.
Thanks! I do think it's a solid monitor and should serve you well. FYI I've noticed sometimes after 2 or 3 months Dell tends to drop the price on new products or put them on sale relatively soon.
@@FTHonestReviewsI'm seriously considering buying this monitor. I have a RTX 4070, do you know if the screen support G-sync technology at least unofficially and if there is any tearing on this screen?
@@JeanThiouu I've read others have shown the monitor as gsync compatible but when I tried with my 4080 it did NOT show it. I don't recall noticing screen tearing but Dell has a solid return policy if you're not satisfied.
@@FTHonestReviews why wouldn't this be a good panel for the ps5? 1440p 120hz is supported, and it has hdmi 2.1 VRR (still trying to figure out if this is ps5 compatible vrr)
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I wish there was a 4K version with 120Hz
We purchased (2) Dell S2721DGF (1ms Fast IPS 2560X1440 @ 165hz with Display port 1.4) when they first came out. We got them after a Hardware Unboxed video rated them very high for 2k 27" IPS monitors.
That was a few years ago and they were extremely expensive for us @ $500 each +tax and we had to drive 3 hour round trip to the closest Best Buy that had them in stock. They were well worth it. They still work flawless and look crisp! Cheap 60hz monitors when gaming for long sessions was giving headaches and eye pain. These monitors helped.
Great review btw. You went deep and wide and covered it all. Well done. Liked and subbed.
If you're patient enough it usually doesn't take long for Dell to drop prices on some of their stuff or start advertising sale prices.
@@FTHonestReviews true, here in Brazil the u2424h was 2000 BRL (R$) just 1-2 weeks ago, now it's 1600. Good for the price. But the LG 32gn600b also costs 1600, and I think that the size+resolution is better for gaming
Although both has pros and cons if we compare them.
The S2721DGF is a total crap ! The left corner is blue, the right corner is yellow ! The light from every side ! The fonts this thing draws are a nightmare ! The only thing it exists is 165Hz but there are much cheaper options for that !
Very good info, I knew none of this. I like the way you pronounce the words distinctly, it's easier to follow and understand. I ordered one of these U2724D monitors today.
How do you like it? Is there backlight bleed like everyone says? How is the clarity?
The big selling point of this monitor is the IPS Black panel, which has a contrast ratio of 2000:1 - double that of regular IPS. And did you say "variable refresh rate"? Does Freesync work on the DP port???
And huge bright blacklight bleed. Sooo bad
Hi Jacob, thanks for this review! Super helpful - 2 of these are on the way! 🙂
thanks man!
Hi Jacob, thank you for your review! I'm seriously considering buying this monitor. I have an RTX 4070, do you know if the screen support G-sync technology at least unofficially and if there is any tearing and ghosting on this screen?
Thank you for a good video! A suggested addition to the conclusion is that this can be a good monitor if you want something that is decent for both gaming and productivity, while also looking professional. Looking at specs only, there are cheaper alternatives such as the Samsung or the Asus if you either are doing 100% gaming or 100% content creation. Many people are doing a little bith of both. This monitor can also be written of as a business expense I guess ;)
Looking to use this as a cast from my MAC for work, emails etc... I have a problem with the sharpness of font on my ASUS monitor. Also when I go from my laptop to the monitor screen it is very blurry and take awhile to focus. Thai Monitor is on sale for black Friday with Dell for $359. Do you recommend for basic office work?
For those who are interested in buying this monitor consider the fact that you will probably get a monitor with backlight bleeding. I have replaced 4 monitors and all of them had backlight bleeding to some extent. It’s only noticeable with lights turned off in the room but still not really appealing considering the price of the monitor. So bear in mind that you will most likely get the unit with the same issue😢
There is a possibility that the frame was severely compressed at the factory. And over time, after using the monitor for 25 days, the bezel will loosen a little under heat, and there will not be such a big leakage. I've read reddit where many people had backlight leakage disappear after a while after purchase.
I own Dell u2724d for week, and light bleed is insane, be aware
@@PlayGameToday By then it would be out of return window. Maybe not such a good idea. For the price of these monitors we should be expecting much better quality.
@@hiddenswan indeed. Also, who use it for work may simply not be able to tolerate this for that long, even if the bleeding fades away.
If that's truly the reason, then dell should wait those units to be in good state to sell.
dude....what's going on with dell? I bought an Alienware Aw2724DM and the first unit came with a large light bleed... 2 more attempts were made to change but now with an error/bug in the brightness (only 240nits from a peak of 600nits) and so there was an error also in the HDR. I was offered to exchange it for the fourth time for the same model but this time I gave up and asked my money back... I no longer trust this model. My surprise is to know that this is also happening with the "Ultrasharp" family with the "IPS black" panel. Dell urgently needs to carry out an investigation into the production line and quality control.... I have read many reports about light leaks and flickering even in monitors with "sync" functions
Hello! Great review, thanks. Please, tell me, what is the lamp on your monitor? In our country it is not popular and I think to try it
Hi thanks for your review, I'm thinking to buy this Dell U2724D. But I have 2 questions for you:
1) Since this monitor is UltraSharp serie, I suppose it's factory calibrated and comes with Factory calibration report .
2) Is there a way to disable the ambient light sensor? I read some people had trouble with brightness being too dim or to bright
Thanks. Regards
Do you recommend this monitor for Programming in 2024/25? Should I wait for something better?
For a home office setup for programming with a MacBook Pro do you think this is a good choice?
It should be great for that. Bonus points if you use my link!
@@FTHonestReviews With a single USB C cable can I charge the MacBook, output video to the Monitor, and connect to ethernet?
@bilbobaggins3567 The USBC port is data only unfortunately
@@FTHonestReviews It looks like I'd have to go for the U2724DE version to get those features I mentioned.
@@bilbobaggins3567 Yep I believe so
I don't understand the USB downstream port. Can I display out via USB-C from MacBook?
Unfortunately no since it's data only.
Yes, you can display out from MacBook. I have the 14pro connected to the DELL U3223Q (4K, 60Hz only) with thunderbolt cable (USB-C). All works with one cable.
The USB downstream is for scenarios, when you connect a PC with HDMI or DP and you want to use the monitors USB ports. Hope that answers your question.
A big fan of the Dell monitors 27-inches on up. Great for watching RUclips videos in 4k!
Edit: Yes, I know this is QHD.
is the contrast ratio really good like 2000:1?
As an individual that bought this monitor along side few of my friends.I can say that this monitor's contrast ratio is actually quite higher which is a good thing. On my model the contrast ratio was 2307 while my three friends that have this same monitor had 2263 , 2104 and 2144 contrast ratio. It's not as dark as VA monitors how ever it's pretty close which is great as this monitor has no black issues like the VA panels. For productivity work this monitor is one of the best on the market also playing single player AAA games with this monitor is fantastic as well.
@@FILIP_J0VAN0V1C Thanks!!
@@FILIP_J0VAN0V1C Hi thanks for this answer, not OP but is the 5 ms response time distracting when playing games? Also I wish it had HDR
@@avi_g It all comes down to what games you are planing on playing my friend. I would not recomend this monitor if you are planing on playing fast FPS games. This monitor Is much more designed for Witcher 3 , Kingdom come deliverence type of games.
@@FILIP_J0VAN0V1C awesome! Thanks so much for the info ! I ended up getting a different monitor, but if I don’t like it , I’d potentially get this one. Did you get the de model or the d model here?
the specs on dell page say "1 x ThunderboltTM 4 upstream port (Video + Data)" are you sure you can't use usb-c port for video?
Just double checked site "USB Type-C upstream port (data only)"
@@FTHonestReviewsmy mistake, i was looking at U2724DE model
Could you tell me the model name of the light mounted above the monitor?
Hello, is he good for image processing too?
I just got this. I’m studying to be programming. And I will connect it to my PS5 to play fifa or something. And also play GTA 6 next year. What do you think?
Hello, Does this U2724D support VRR on PS5?
How’s it been ?
@@ferdinandoparah748 I don’t even use it. And I hate college.
Ordered this monitor in October 23 still waiting for delivery good old Dell
Damn really!? I'd call them, when I ordered I got it the next week
Is it worth it ?
How's the ghosting on this guy?
Is it really good for eyes ? Dell is marketing it as - "World’s first 5-star certified monitor for eye comfort"
Not sure why my comment asking your opinion on the backlight bleed of my unit is gone. Is that true? Would have liked anybody else to have chimed in, as well.
RUclips has been bugging lately, at least on my end only getting half of the notifications when people comment. My unit had no backlight bleeding
@@FTHonestReviews Very jealous! Will return mine.
Does it have Variable Refresh Rate?
It's not listed in specs, but Nvidia control panel detects it's g-sync compatible. Didn't do anything to confirm it beyond that though.
@@hiddenswan Thanks for the answer!
@@hiddenswanis this through hdmi only?
what do u think about the, Dell UltraSharp U2724DE, its super similar to this only difference i see is the ports and the de has thunderbolt 4 which i need. do u think its good eith macbook m3 pro resolution wise?
I have the same question
you've mentioned this monitor has an ambient light sensor. so if i use this in my mac mini m2 pro, the true tone & auto brightness will adjust automatically right?
because when i'm using my dell G3223Q monitor, the auto brightness option is disabled
Hi jacob..
I want to ask for your opinion, is this Dell U2724D monitor really recommended for me as a photographer and for color grading editing? Thank you in advance, I'm from Indonesia, nice to meet you
Hi, I have a question, mb you know? vrr will work with hdmi 2.0, otherwise I'm thinking of using it with a device that has only hdmi 2.0 output
thx for this hands on test!
looking good on black levels and bleed,
can you elaborate on the reflection handling of this model?
freesync would be nice, but at least it has 120hz hdmi vrr.
You shouldn't have any issue with reflection unless you have a bright direct light shining right on it.
@@FTHonestReviews thank you - i rewatched the video and if its standard dell (ultrasharp) coating its fine
Im on a UP2716D atm, that display only really lacks higher (variable) refreshrate and better blacks.
How about support VRR on PS5? Does it work?
im trying to figure out the same thing. No where states whether it does or not, I've scoured the internet and there's absolutely no information.
I am still rocking a Dell U2413. It's 1080p and has terrible motion blur but great colors.
I was looking for a potential upgrade but it's really hard to find something decent. Basically the same monitor just 120 or 144 hz and WQHD. Is that so hard without blowing the 500 bucks mark?
Wait a bit and Dell will put this on sale, they always do.
@@FTHonestReviews Btw, any numbers on the adobe rgb coverage? Dell's website specs dont even mention adobe rgb, which is a bit weird.
@CptApplestrudl Yea I covered that in the video, don't recall the specific number, 87% if I'm not mistaken
A comparison of actually the text from Microsoft Word using different monitors would be great.
Great review. I just bought mac mini m2 which only supports 60hz this monitor is 120hz i like it but i don't know how would it work with mac mini ? Would it put more stress on mac mini ? How does VRR works?
It'll work fine, 120Hz and VRR will just make for a smoother experience but won't put any kind of extra stress on your Mac
Is there VRR support for the ps5?
Im worried about adobe rgb on asus pa27qv monitor but this one seems to check all the boxed for color accuracy i also looked at asus pq27CGV with 144hz similar adobe rgb aspects but since this one has 120hz refresh rate but no vrr or any freesync tehnology i have nvidia gpu and i plan to work and game on it.
I think you'll be happy with this one especially if it checks all your boxes. Much appreciation should you use my link!
For office work and development, do you recommend this one over the proart? (I want 27" 1440p)
I would, especially if you can snag it at a sale price
Go 4k
What do you think about this monitor as for today?
Looking for Pivot 27QHD monitor with 10 bit display
Coding + FPS Games (CS, CoD, etc)
Is it good in
I have a dell precision t5820 tower workstation 8gb ram 2933 mhz xeon processor can i use this monitor?
So is it FreeSync compatible? I'm not a "gamer" much these days and I prefer confortable ergonomics for work, so I was eyeing this as a mix use sidegrade from my U2515H. FreeSync would be nice have and I'm not a fan of the "gamer monitor" look most FreeSync monitors have.
I think it is
So basically this monitor could be a good pick for both casual gaming and creative work but value-wise there are better picks, right? Considering picking up the DE version to pair with my work laptop and home computer. Using a Samsung S6 right now. The curve on it and 21:9 form factor is nice but the color shifting at the edges irks me.
It's a good jack of all trades monitor for everyday use but at the price point there are better options. Dell tends to over price their stuff, I'd wait for a sale price before considering it.
@@FTHonestReviews good points, thanks for the response!
HI, thanks for this review. I'm considering buying this model, but...
Do you also test for nits value at 0% Brightness?
Hi Jacob, nice review. Do you know if it possible to turn auto-brightness off?
Yes you can
@@FTHonestReviews thanks a lot Jacob!
HDMI is 2.1 right ?
Thank you for the review! You briefly mentioned VRR support. Does it mean this monitor supports FreeSync/G-Sync, even thought it is not mentioned in the monitor description on the Dell website? And if yes, I wonder if DE version supports it too.
I have this monitor, and it recognizes as G-Sync on my RTX 4090
dude....what's going on with dell? I bought an Alienware Aw2724DM and the first unit came with a large light bleed... 2 more attempts were made to change but now with an error/bug in the brightness (only 240nits from a peak of 600nits) and so there was an error also in the HDR. I was offered to exchange it for the fourth time for the same model but this time I gave up and asked my money back... I no longer trust this model. My surprise is to know that this is also happening with the "Ultrasharp" family with the "IPS black" panel. Dell urgently needs to carry out an investigation into the production line and quality control.... I have read many reports about light leaks and flickering even in monitors with "sync" functions
Tem som estero?
Great video. Did you find this monitor easier on your eyes as claimed by Dell?
Can't say I really noticed a difference but my day to day monitor is an Alienware AW3821DW which also has comfortview
@@FTHonestReviews Thanks for the response!
Mine came with back light bleeding...
Just got this monitor. So basically information that it adjusts brightness depending on the environment light is a lie. That sensor is very weak. It makes the display too dark. It is always 11-12% brightness and it doesn't care about light in the room. It starts working only when I turn display diagonally to the light source or when I use my smartphone shine directly to the sensor. Therefore, all reviewers including this one lie about its comfort and auto brightness. It doesn't do the advertised work. I'll probably return it back
Just got one and I'm actually kinda surprised at how NOT sharp it is. Looks worse than my 17" 1080p laptop screen. Maybe my expectations were just too high for the resolution and screen size?
I cannot wait for the 4K version of this to come out. I have the 4K 60 Hertz usb c version right now and I'm begging for 120 Hertz and thunderbolt
1080p / 17 = 64 1440p / 27 = 53 so clearly the pixels are larger on this Dell
Funcionars bien con un ps5?
if only this was a 23.8" 1440p 120Hz IPS Black Glossy monitor instead 😥
You need to get closer to the mic. Its a dynamic mic. Otherwise its sounds like its recorded with a notebook mic. ;)
New interface has less gain than my previous one, I've got some experimenting to do.
Is U2724D better than asus proart for professionals?
I think the ProArt is a better value ($300 vs $479) sRGB and Rec709 should have you covered unless you need AdobeRGB and self print.
Hi good, does we able to disable ambient light sensor
Yes you can
You can enable HDR in games?
no, its no HDR
HDR just works fine on Oled
thanks!
can it output 4k 120hz form a macbook pro m1 pro?
It's not a 4k monitor
Dell needs higher ppi for their UltraSharp models, otherwise it isn't tact sharp
Great review! I'm considering purchasing one of these for work during the day and some simple, smooth gaming in the evening with that slightly higher refresh rate. 120 is 'low' for these days but I wonder if I'll even notice...I know refresh rates, at least from a human 'noticing' POV, hit diminishing returns after 100hz or thereabouts.
Thanks! I do think it's a solid monitor and should serve you well. FYI I've noticed sometimes after 2 or 3 months Dell tends to drop the price on new products or put them on sale relatively soon.
@@FTHonestReviews On Dec 11 2023 they dropped the price on the D and the DE by 20%. The D is $385 and the DE is $520.
@@FTHonestReviewsI'm seriously considering buying this monitor. I have a RTX 4070, do you know if the screen support G-sync technology at least unofficially and if there is any tearing on this screen?
@@JeanThiouu I've read others have shown the monitor as gsync compatible but when I tried with my 4080 it did NOT show it. I don't recall noticing screen tearing but Dell has a solid return policy if you're not satisfied.
Is this good for ps5
No. Check out my newer review of the AW3225QF
@@FTHonestReviews why wouldn't this be a good panel for the ps5? 1440p 120hz is supported, and it has hdmi 2.1 VRR (still trying to figure out if this is ps5 compatible vrr)
Man it’s a shame this vid glossed over one of the monitors biggest features in the usb ports and kvm switching
87% Adobe RGB is a no-go for me!
why so?
@@jansi3dworks886 for photo printing must have at least 99% Adobe RGB
יש לי כזה
no qd-oled - no deal.
I'm not quite ready to dive into qd oled as I do a lot of content creation and have static images all day but I'm eager for what comes next
Lol thé audacity
Dell is the best. There more pricier but theres never a better buy! I had multiple Dell monitors and they never disappoint