Dell U2723QE UltraSharp 27 Inch 4K UHD (3840x2160) Monitor, 60Hz, IPS, 5ms, 98% DCI-P3, HDR400, 3x USB-C, 2x DisplayPort, HDMI, 5x USB, RJ45, 3 Year Warranty, Silver

I'm self-employed and got a contract where I needed to do 4k screen capture... but only had a 2k Dell screen, which was also a pro-grade Ultrasharp model. So, I took the opportunity to tidy up my desk and get rid of the the USB-C dock and go for this monitor as I'd been very happy with the older Dell screen.I run it with a MacBook Pro M1 Max, and it's fantastic! Blacks are really black, resolution is amazing and being colour calibrated, colours look fab too. The USB-C hub works great with my external SSDs, and my desk is waaaay tidier and (nearly!) cabe free, too. Thankfully it doesn't keep disconnecting them when put to sleep so backups work great when it idle.My only slight gripe is when I have white or almost white backgrounds I can see a very slight dimming at the bottom edge, which I didn't expect to see on a screen of this calibre. It's only slight, and some may not even notice it, but it is there - not enough to return it though IMHO.The Mac software works well - it's very configurable - and the ability to adjust the height and angle is excellent for posture. I had to play with the display setting a little as everything goes very small at 4k, but the Mac is good for having good custom setting for that. I only use the Mac screen and this together, so haven't needed the daisy-chain function or KVM either. I very much like the fact there is no Dell badge on the front - I'm not anti Dell, it just looks better without.All-in-all though, I'd give it 98% rating, dropping 2% for the slightly dim edge. Everything else works so well, it's a 5* rating from me.

The Dell U2723QE is a premium 27-inch 4K UHD monitor designed for both professionals and everyday users. Its 3840x2160 resolution offers crisp visuals, while the IPS panel ensures vibrant colors and wide viewing angles. With 98% DCI-P3 color accuracy, it’s excellent for creative tasks like photo and video editing. It also features 5ms response time and a 60Hz refresh rate, making it solid for general use, though not for high-end gaming. Connectivity options include USB-C, making it great for multitasking and productivity.Pros:Stunning 4K resolutionExcellent color accuracyUSB-C connectivityCons:Not ideal for gaming due to 60Hz

I've had this monitor for 5 months now and it's used every day.The good: the image quality & colour accuracy is excellent. I was dreading having to replace an old 27" iMac (which was itself a replacement for an earlier 27" iMac) because the iMac picture quality is superb. However, this is just as good. I made a slight change to the brightness and other than that it was perfect out of the box. Image quality & colour is important to me as a photography hobbyist who spends a lot of time in Lightroom.It was easy to set up and has great flexibility in positioning.The two minor issues are the power connector to the monitor which gave me a lot of grief to start with. It kept coming loose and I thought I was going to have to ask for a replacement lead or possibly even a replacement monitor. However, I seem to have solved that, which is good, but there shouldn't have been a problem in the first place.The second issue is some very slight backlight bleed, and I mean very slight. Not enough to cause any problems, certainly not if I'm using an app/sw in full screen. Not a cheap monitor but not eye-wateringly expensive compared to so many out there and I consider it value for money.

Superb monitor - compatible with Mac

No camera or speakers so you need to buy that separately. Has its upsides and downsides. The screen resolution is pretty good. However, because it is plastic, unlike the Apple Monitor, it feels a bit cheap. Having that said, every other non-Apple Studio Display felt cheap also aside from the Samsung Viewfinity which is clear a cheaper copy of the Studio Display. I'm happy with the Dell, and the fact you can buy 3 of these for 1 Apple Studio Display makes it a much better deal. The resolution is already so high that going to 5K on a 27inch screen doesn't make much sense to me because the icons will get too small.

I actually wanted to get another U2520d but they don't seem to available anymore. I use the monitor with an Intel Mac mini using USB-C.Generally, a good monitor but for me personally a bit on the large side. I reduced the resolution to make text more legible.As others have written: strong sun light can make the screen hard to read and there's a noticeable glow when the monitor goes into sleep mode.

Really looks the part on my new desk and I’m very happy. Installation was easy, and I like the fact you can tidily run all the cables through the stand. It’s a lovely sharp and vivid picture, and was literally plug and play. I’m pairing it with an older monitor and you can very much tell the difference. The stand itself isn’t too big either, meaning it positions well on my desk.Instructions on how to power the Usb connectors (via USB-C) could’ve been clearer, and the cable itself could’ve been longer too. However I worked this out after some Googling and using the Dell websites.Definitely good value for money if you can pay under £500 for it, as I did.Note: on the picture it’s the monitor on the right hand side.

I'm gutted that the monitor power cord is not a snug fit and so at first, I couldn't even get this to be switched on. After trying multiple times, it finally worked and even so very lose connection which resets every time I adjust the screen. The screen looks amazing! But I am just bummed that I got faulty product. Waiting for seller to contact me about a replacement. Dreading the thought of carrying something so heavy across town for a return - what an expensive mess!Edit: while the replacement didn't have the power cord issue, it has completely stopped working now.