Dell S2722QC Monitor - 27 inch 4K USB-C , UHD (3840 x 2160) Display, 60Hz Refresh Rate, 8MS Grey-to-Grey Response Time, Built-in Dual 3W Speakers, 1.07 Billion Colors - Platinum Silver

A fantastic monitor for office work. Now - this may work well for movies or for gaming, however, I have just not used for that purpose so not in position to comment on it. My Setup: I am using this over VESA mount (100mm x 100mm). My VESA mount have weight capacity of 15 lbs and this holds very well with it. Features: USB Functionalities --- USB-C port is being used to connect to my Macbook Pro. What is the good thing? It is charging as well as display. Compared to my old setup, I was able to get rid of "Dongle" to hook up HDMI and charger separate and now my table is pretty clean. Other USB ports are also connected to the "hub" - implies I can use my drawing tablet to the USB port (it is NOT USB-C) is connected with the monitor always and I can use as soon as plugin mac to the monitor. This is very good because my desk is almost clutter free now! My macbook was able to detect this monitor and setup was really breeze. Power Saving --- When Macbook is closed down or disconnected, it auto powers off. Yeah, I know this may not be big deal - but to me it was. I do not have to touch practically monitor to do anything after installation! Color Quality --- I am not pro in this department. However, I find it pretty good color compatibility with the Macbook's original screen. Night Time --- Night time feature is something I have not tinkered with. I would love to run this a bit yellowish while I work in the evening time. It is in my TODO list - especially I would want to use if I have to be with screen after 6:30 PM. Speaker --- I used headphones the most time, I have not heard anything from the speaker when headphone is not connected. I am not sure if required HDMI or works with USB-C as well. Wishlist --- I wish this computer had 2 or 3 USB ports on the left side instead of just one. Also, in terms of real estate, would be nice to distribute USBs across sides so that all cable (does not come from one side). Overall --- I am pretty pleased with this purchase. I was able to upgrade from FHD to 4K with USB-C hub - get more "real estate" as well as work seamlessly with the Macbook pro. I upgraded myself from Samsung HD2333HD to this one. I have chosen after going through many many monitors configuration and reviews. This one was in the best location in the triangle of price, features and quality. Of course - spending $200 more would get much better monitor, if I had required better sRGB % - this would not be the best. If you happen to be in the similar situation like I did - I would recommend others to give this a chance.

After playing with a friend’s new Apple Studio Display, I had to upgrade my ancient setup, but without spending $1600 dollars. I decided to give this $300 Dell a try. Frankly, I am blown away. Next to my Macbook Pro XDR display, this looks just a smooth and detailed to me with good contrast as Apple’s high-end monitor. Every app icon and the curves around typography are luscious. Images are well saturated and lively. It’s hard to believe it’s not 5K, though for some reason System Profiler does report it as a 5K monitor. It also says it’s only 300 nits of brightness but it looks as bright as my 500 nit MacBook Pro display. This is certainly better than the Samsung I have at work, which always seems washed out and bland no matter how I play with the calibration settings. The caveats are solely with everything besides the panel. The USB hub has only two ports, one of which is awkwardly on the bottom of the monitor, which would be great for a keyboard and nothing else. And you must choose between High Data Rate or High Resolution modes. At High Data Rate, I get about 145 mbps through a hard drive, but I can see some banding on gradient tests. On High Resolution, I only get 35 mbps through the hard disk, but the banding test looks perfect. The idea that I would easily plug two hard drives into here is not going to happen. There’s also an annoying light on the bottom I have to put some tape over. There’s a setting to turn it off when the monitor is on, but it’s always on when the monitor is in standby. The rest of the electronics world has stopped putting obnoxious, unnecessary LEDs on everything, and Dell needs to get with the program. Speaking of standby, the monitor shows a series of three error messages when you put the computer to sleep. This monitor needs to chill out and go with the flow. If the computer is turned off it should also go off without complaint. The stand is a tad bit wobbly and could be better. Don’t bother with the speaker—it’s terrible. The OSD menus are long and complicated. On Apple displays you just plug them in and they work without any OSD. I feel like a monitor should just display things accurately and shouldn’t need to be configured. I recommend the MonitorControl app for Mac to seamlessly change the brightness. Others recommend Lunar, but it’s far too complex. In sum, it’s not perfect but it’s surprisingly great for $300, the price of just the inferior matte coating on a Studio Display. Measurements ΔE 0.92, Gamut coverage 99.5% sRGB 80.6% Adobe RGB 88.6% DCI P3 Gamut volume 125.9% sRGB 86.8% Adobe RGB 89.2% DCI P3

Okay 4K monitor for the price. Passable sharpness, USB-C works great for single-cable laptop setups, and the stand is fully adjustable (tilt, swivel, pivot, height). The built-in speakers are weak, but fine for alerts or casual use. Ideal for productivity and casual use—just don’t expect high-end performance or rich audio. Decent value, minimal clutter, and a clean aesthetic. Overall, meh. I'll spring for a more expensive monitor next time. But it's cheap.

Great monitor, sharp, responsive, bright. It solves all the connectivity issues by having power and video share the same USB-C cable, and that cable is included, and also with USB-A type ports built in it acts as a hub. You can plug whatever dongles you need into the monitor and they connect to the computer. I now have a free Thunderbolt/USB-4 port on the MBA that I thought for sure would be taken. The one thing it doesn't have is a camera/mic built in, and the speakers were pretty poor. The speakers work over USB-C, but other reports say they won't with HDMI. I have a small great sounding setup in any case and hadn't planned on using the built-ins. And yes, in spite of the replies by Dell to the questions, it does work with a Mac with Apple silicon. I'm going to mostly use it with Zwift, a cycling training app that uses gaming tech. I set the quality level to full 4k UHD and it worked flawlessly. I could see the muscle movement in my avatar's legs! No stuttering or anything.

This is better than I expected at rendering the macbook air m2 display. I researched a lot before buying monitors, even returned a few I purchased earlier from Amazon because the display, especially text and icons were pixelated or not scaling well. This desktop did not have any of those issues. Go ahead if you are happy with the price point. Better any day than buying an overpriced mac or studio display for perfectly accurate macbook mirroring

VESA 10x10 in Dell S2722QC monitor made it very easy to install. The 4K resolution gives me absolutely great control over the video/picture quality (editing work) that I do as my hobby.. The power over usb-C is a great thingy and gives a "clean" look to the desk. I have been using it for a month plus and could recommend anyone who would like to upgrade to 27" monitor with 4K.

As a Mac user, I was looking for a monitor that offers exceptional image quality for photo editing and graphic design tasks without breaking the bank, and the Dell 27 4K UHD USB-C Monitor - S2722QC has been the perfect choice. The 4K resolution is simply stunning, with crisp, clear images and vibrant colors that make everything from photo editing to graphic design feel incredibly accurate. The USB-C connection is super smooth, allowing me to connect directly to my Mac without needing an HDMI adapter. Plus, I can use the second USB-C port to charge my phone or other devices, making it extra convenient. The design of the monitor is sleek and modern, fitting perfectly in my workspace. This monitor is also great for everyday tasks, making it an all-around winner for both work and general use. The only thing I wish for is an app that works on Mac to easily adjust the brightness, but it’s not a big deal—I can still adjust it manually with the buttons on the screen. What really stands out is how you get outstanding quality at such an affordable price. I actually grabbed this during a Black Friday deal, and it was definitely a deal not to be missed. This monitor has completely exceeded my expectations, and I couldn’t be happier with it! Highly recommend!

I use this for work-related tasks and programming, and it's lovely to have a 4K for this. Text and images are nice and crisp. Colors are rich, luminosity/contrast controls are pretty simple. I love that I can just plug my laptop to the USB-C and have display and power in the same cable, really handy. Something that I do miss is a USB hub, though. I would be really handy to be able to put in my webcam into the monitor directly. Instead I use a USB hub that I plug to my laptop separately.

Apple ürünleri ne yazık ki genel anlamda harici monitörlerde sıkıntı yaşıyor, görüntü kaliteleri beklendiği gibi olmayabiliyor her ne kadar monitör iyi olsa da. bu monitörün ise bu yönde bir sıkıntısı yok ki zaten kendisi piyasada Mac m1 e uyumlu olup da normal denecek bir fiyata sahip olan bir kaç modelden biri. ayak ayarları çok başarılı, yükseklik ayarından sağa sola yatırmaya kadar tüm ayarları yapabiliyorsunuz. usb-c uyumlu olması da zaten tam bir yeni nesil işi, tek bir kablodan hem bilgisayar şarj oluyor hem görüntü aktarıyor hem de monitör aynı zamanda usb hub görevi gördüğü için monitöre usb cihazlarınızı takıp kullanabiliyorsunuz. olumsuz denecek bir yön olarak genel olarak hoparlörlerini beğendiğini söyleyemem o yüzden sesi hala Mac hoparlörlerinden vermeye devam ediyorum. fakat gündelik kullanım için hoparlörleri de gayet yeterli.