DELL U 27" Screen LED-Lit Monitor (U2718Q) - 2024 report by Whydis
DELL U 27" Screen LED-Lit Monitor (U2718Q)
Size:4K
With your Ultra Sharp monitor you get more than a pretty picture-it's a gorgeous screen made for multitasking. Featuring a striking color depth of 1.07 billion colors, your work is presented in outstanding detail, even in dark or brightly l...
Only the HDMI port supports the Dell HDR feature at 60hz
If the features I listed above are important to you, go with the Dell
If this is an important feature for you, be sure your PC has HDMI 2.0 port(s).Overall, if you're in the market for a midrange UHD/4K display, your best bet is either this one or the LG 27UD68P-
The thin bezels are a great feature that add a factor of immersion to the display
Things of possible importance:The "Smart HDR" feature is greyed out in the menu if you don't connect via HDMI
I love the resolution, pixel density and the thin bezels
People say 4k is overkill for documents and office work, but when you put a couple of full pages of text on screen, having resolution high enough to make small fonts clear is really important
I love the thin bezel and 4K resolution, but the color shifting and image retention issues may be deal-breakers for me.
The colors are true and I love the resolution for working with adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, I am not a gamer
I bought it for coding, and for those purposes it's very good - big screen, high resolution.
I understand that they cannot guarantee zero dead pixels, but four together should have caused this screen to be rejected.
Four dead pixels in a row near the center of my screen means there is a noticeable black streak which is quite annoying.
I couldn’t find any dead pixels, and there’s only minor backlight bleed along the bottom, left, and right edges (for thin monitors like this one, a little bleeding is pretty much unavoidable)
Also, NO dead pixels, NO backlight bleed, none of the panel issues that monitors can suffer from
All of that is behind me now, I've decided to join the real world and get a display that is not glossy, not retina, not OLED, just good old fashioned pixels with a matte finish.
I'll start by saying I would give this monitor 4.5 stars if possible due to excessive backlight bleed with the first monitor I received
I got two of these monitors about a year ago, there is some bleeding like other customers, I have heavy backlight bleeding on these, but the other issue that is more annoying is the image burn in that I get
Also, NO dead pixels, NO backlight bleed, none of the panel issues that monitors can suffer from
Viewing angles are poor, light bleed is a slight problem, and it doesn't have anything like the contrast you might expect from something calling
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Size:4K
With your Ultra Sharp monitor you get more than a pretty picture-it's a gorgeous screen made for multitasking
Featuring a striking color depth of 1.07 billion colors, your work is presented in outstanding detail, even in dark or brightly lit areas
Supports HDR content playback with greater depth of colors, remarkable clarity and a high contrast range of shades to create strikingly realistic images
Your Ultra Sharp monitor is factory calibrated at 99.9% sRGB coverage to an accuracy of Delta-E less than 2, for precise hues right out of the box
Each monitor features a factory calibration report that guarantees color correctness, so you can trust your projects reflect true color intensity.
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