Customer Ratings & Reviews

Beautiful image. Easy to install. Simple usb-c connection that powers my computer. Love it!

Really enjoying this monitor, the 27 inch size is great for daily work watching movies or playing games. I like that it has an up-to-date USB-C connection and it is 4K quality as well. I love that it can’t adjust angles and also up and down to fit your preference overall very happy with this product, and would certainly buy again.

This is a great monitor with easy setup, great colors and clarity.

I haven't used it for anything heavy-duty like photo or video editing yet, but it is perfect for my school needs so far. It was very easy to set up and looks great on my desk.

l love this monitor. Its big, charges my laptop just for plugging in video.Great for gaming, movies and work. I highly recommend it!

great for doing a load of things but the resolution and easy connection with the USB-C and power make it a clean easy setup. with the 4k resolution it make it easy to watch even without my glasses.

This monitor is easy to assemble and though I haven't used it much, I do like the crisp display

This is a great value monitor. I have had no issues with it, and the colors are great. The pixel density is great, and I 100% recommend this to all people who need a work/school/home monitor. The monitor is easy to use, you just have to plug it in.

This monitor is amazing. I have a 2023 MacBook Pro and the definition on this screen is better than my MacBook. It is very easy on my eyes and makes working a joy. The size and the height is perfect for my desk setup, this thing is great!!

This is my first external monitor purchase (for use with a Mac mini) and so far so good. Very happy with the picture quality and overall ease of operation. I accessed the complete user guide from the Dell website.

Great cost-benefit. Certainly not the best monitor you could buy, but really good for the price. Things to keep in mind is its low refresh rate and the fact it does not do daisy-chain. But the image quality and color accuracy are definitely among the best out there for 4K IPS screens.

Love the size and ease of setting up. Surprised that it came with speakers. Sounds a little tinny but other than that I’m very happy

I upgraded my monitor from an old standard 20 yr old monitor. This one was amazing. Colors are bright and clear. Size on my desk is perfect. No complaints.

Fit perfectly on my desk! Super easy setup, and does everything i need it to

The Dell S2722QC has amazing clarity, vibrant colors, and a premium build. The USB-C connection is super convenient for charging and display in one cable. Perfect for multitasking, CAD work, and long hours of use. Highly recommended!

HDR looks good. Works with dex via usb-c with 4k 60fps. No latency. Works great for production work on a computer. Speakers are decent enough but could be louder. At the price, you'd be hard pressed to find a better display.

Good image quality. Easy to assemble and connect. Did not work with HDMI for my MacBook Pro. Worked with HDMI-USB-C. Brightness is good. Wide range of resolutions to choose from. Sound is a bit on the low side.

Great sharp image, which works perfectly with my work needs, and I love the docking feature, which makes it easy for me to switch between two different laptop PCs that have USB-C ports (also feeds power to the laptop through that single cable). I never spent this much for a monitot, but I'm very satisfied with this purchase.

I got a great deal, Best Buy was able to price match my purchase with the same monitor on a competitors website. This is a great monitor for graphic design, I use adobe illustrator.

This 27" IPS 4K monitor is just the right size for general computer use. Image is gorgeous and with display resolution set to 3840 x 2160 scaled 150% its very easy on the eyes. I can even use it at 100% scale if I work fairly close (like using your phone) and the only way I can see the pixels is with a very strong magnifier. And even though many complain about the built-in speakers, they save desk space, they are fine for non-music (nothing beats a good pair of earbuds for music), and are loud enough (set monitor volume at 100% and use the computer's volume control). It's true the speakers are lacking in bass, but they have good clear mid and hi frequencies. Since the monitor's Line Out jack is not controlled by the monitor's volume, I'm tempted to try a small amplified sub-woofer to fill in the low frequencies without taking up any desk space. Don't be tempted like I was by 32" 4K monitors. They don't look like it in the store, but they are too tall for normal use and your neck will suffer. And the 34" Ultra-wides are lower 1440p so the picture just can't compare with a 4k screen. Also, they have huge stands with long feet that push the screen a foot from the back of your desk so that huge screen is in-your-face and too close. And IPS screens are the best. I started my monitor search with 27" 4K monitors and the Dell's were the best, but then I got drawn toward the 32" 4K's because they don't look much bigger in the store and I thought the extra screen area would be nice, but then I saw the Dell QD-OLED 34" Ultra-wide on sale for $999 and in the store it looked so awesome. However this huge gaming monitor consumed my entire desk and it didn't have speakers so a pair of small speakers took additional desk space. I realized the downsides: 1) stand was so big that when positioned at back of my 24" deep desk the actual screen was in center of desk, so the wide monitor was a "wall" that prevented most of desk from being used, and only left a foot in front which was barely enough room for my keyboard 2) the monitor sat forward and 1440p is not high enough resolution so the QD-OLED pixels were visible at normal viewing distance and their triangular spacing makes text fuzzy with color fringes visible around edges of letters 3) to prevent burn-in it has to do pixel refreshes every 4 hours which blacks out screen for 10 minutes, it will wait until you let screen go into standby, but seems to happen at the worst possible times and then you don't have a computer for 10 minutes (sure boss, I'll get right on that critical issue as soon as my computer finishes its pixel break) 5) after reading up on OLED burn-in I realized I had to get rid of desktop icons, auto-hide the taskbar, and use dark wallpaper rather than the bright colorful wallpaper I can use on an IPS screen. So I returned the "top of the line" Dell and got the S2722QC and I am so much happier.