Dell - 27" IPS LED UltraSharp QHD Monitor (HDMI 1.4, DisplayPort 1.4, USB 3.0) - Gray

Fabulous, awesome. absolutely love it. Great for autocad, photoshop, illustrator, excel spreadsheets,etc. There is neither sound nor video camera so it's not the best choice for communicating but if you are into photography, even micro-photography, this is the one to have. Just see the zoom level in my photos.

Wow, this is a beautiful monitor! I was looking at a 4K model but if you're not video or photo editing, you don't need all those extra pixels. I needed a new monitor for my Mac Mini M1 and this works great with the HDMI input. The factor color calibration makes the colors and contrast pop so good! The design is great, it is relatively thin. Love that it has multiple USB inputs for charging.

I bought this as an alternative to a more expensive 4k monitor. I had been eyeing this for a few weeks, then the price dropped to $249 and I bought. I like that the resolution is better than FHD. I'd like to have 4k, but had already blown my budget on my new setup. I use this in portrait orientation alongside a Dell P2721Q 4k in landscape. I have this connected to my M1 Mac mini through HDMI. I've been pleased with the performance so far. I use it for editorial work and occasional photo editing.

Couldn't be happier. Color and contrast was almost perfect out of the box, rendering a gorgeous view. 2k resolution feels like more of an upgrade over HD than I'd expected. The bezels are virtually non-existent and the wide range of stand positions are super helpful. Well worth the cash. If I had to name any negatives, it'd be that charging via the USB port on the side seems inexplicably slow, but it's not really that big of a deal -- I don't need a great monitor to double as a great USB hub.

I've been using this monitor for a number of months and have no complaints. The display is solid and I love having all the USB ports and both an HDMI and display port options since I have both a PC and Mac laptop that I need to switch back and forth between. The only concern I have is the buttons for switching between inputs/adjusting the settings seem a little cheap, but they've held up fine so far.

I upgraded from 24" to this 27" due to slightly higher resolution. Besides that, everything works the same way as the U2419. I enjoyed this series of monitors due to less glare and since I only use it for home office use, refresh rate is satisfactory and the extra USB ports on the side makes it good for charging other items such as smartwatch. Having both Display and HDMI connections available make it effortless to connect the monitor to two separate docking stations.

It's a great monitor. the display is crisp and the colors are bold. Although not as clear as my Liquid Retina display on the laptop, it does a great job of matching resolution and isn't fuzzy. There are some noticeable pixelations, however, when it comes to doing graphic design work. But as a budget purchase, I can't complain!

Monitor build oozes quality. Very little bezel and beautiful aesthetic. Would love to see 60hz retired for higher refresh rates though. 60hz needs to die. Using this as secondary monitor next to 120hz ultrawide. Even for regular office work and dragging windows, higher refresh is very nice once you get used to it. Hopefully Dell at some point raises the bar on what they consider a minimum refresh rate.