In the "Specifications" tab, this model is identified as having an IPS screen. But in the "From the Manufacturer" tab, the model is identified as having a WVA screen. So which is it? null

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MortallyWounded · Accepted Answer

Update: Yes, it appears that this is Dell's "Option 3" display for the i3535: IPS, 193.54mm × 344.23mm 1920×1200 22 nit with 700:1 contrast ratio, 35ms response, 60Hz refresh rate, 80° horizontal and vertical viewing angle.

Answered by MortallyWounded 1 year ago

MortallyWounded · Answer

I tried to find this configuration on Dell's website, and their description for the non-touchscreen version says:

15.6", Non-Touch, FHD 1920x1080, 120Hz, WVA, IPS, Anti-Glare, 250 nit, Narrow Border, LED-Backlit

So, even though this is a touchscreen version and therefore might not even be the same display as Dell's listing, their own website is just as confusing.

It's an Inspiron, so it's probably not going to have a priority one way or the other. Just whatever they have laying around to fulfill a particular run.

Joy Systems · Answer

Display Type
LED
Screen Type
IPS

“In the "Specifications" tab, this model is identified as having an IPS screen. But in the "From the Manufacturer" tab, the model is identified as having a WVA screen. So which is it?”

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