Dell S2721Q 27 Inch 4K UHD, IPS Ultra-Thin Bezel Monitor, AMD FreeSync, HDMI, DisplayPort, VESA Certified, Silver

Like the thin bezel, almost edge to edge screen image. Works great in my 2 monitor setup. Great qty and variety of inputs. Easy to us navigate OSD menu

Great resolution options. For my WFH needs, this provides everything I need from a monitor. I don't game with it so no feedback for gamers. Cons: no USB C ports. No Camera. I don’t like having to use my Macbook camera so I had to purchase one.

I have a 15" MacBook Pro and 27" Thunderbolt display issued for work from my office, so I needed to maximize space with my personal machine at the same desk. I purchased a VESA wall-mount arm and this Dell 27" monitor to use with my personal 13" M1 MacBook Pro (through a USB-C dock). I am extremely pleased with this setup. The resolution is perfect for text (as that is what I primarily use it for), and it pairs automatically and seamlessly with my Mac through the third-party dock (HDMI). I was even pleasantly surprised that there are speakers built into the monitor (albeit of poor sound quality - but, they are functional) for use of audio transfer through the HDMI signal. Bang-for-the-buck is high with this monitor. Very pleased.

This monitor is over-all great! However, I honestly did not expect being technically involved, but I went through some learning curves on troubleshooting strange problems which encountered ever since purchasing my "first" 4K @ 60Hz monitor. 1. Old Cables - Don't expect any of your old cables to work "properly" in 4K @ 60Hz 2. Certified Cables - Regardless HDMI or DisplayPort cables and adapters, I found out the hard way that these cable resellers claim they are "Certified" guarantee vivid and beautiful colors and text clarity, you will be in for a surprise of false advertising. 3. WIndows & Mac OS - Disable all your Display Color Management Profile before accusing monitor is the issue. 4. Dell laptop users, I can confirm my Dell Precision 5540 (out of warranty scope), officially has a factory bug such that I can not boot properly with any 4K resolution mode, it will just power-up-boot freeze / crash 85% of the time, sometimes with corrupt external monitor image or blank screen, or flickering, regardless if its direct connection to Laptop HDMI port or Thunderbolt 3 Docking Stations, I tried so many docking stations, research firmware patches, system BIOS settings, believe me I have lost alot of time & effort. only docking that worked for me was USB-C (none thunderbolt type docking station) this is not acceptable -- I found out on Dell forum, that many Dell owners (Inspiron models as well) have reported same pattern of display issues as well and I can not afford factory reset at this time to see if this fixes the problem. 5. Where everything else fails on my Dell to this 4K monitor, my Gigabyte Aero 15 gaming laptop works flawlessly with direct HDMI connection or via Thunderbolt 3 docking.

I've had IPS monitors for many years (Ideal for Photoshop and slide show displays) The Resolution of this monitor is OUTSTANDING. I have several other monitors in use, and I'm seriously considering replacing them now, instead of waiting for them to need replacing at some future date.

This monitor works flawlessly with my MACBook Pro! It lets me run multiple huge windows so I can compose text, download and edit graphics and create layouts with ease. The image is as sharp as the Retina display on my MACBook Pro. Setup was effortless. Built in speakers work well. The ONLY possible improvement I would suggest is to add height adjustment to the stand. But this is not a big enough deal to lower my 5-STAR rating.

Don’t get me wrong, the product is beautiful and the image quality is very good. There’s was little to no backlight bleed, but I can’t speak to gaming or movies since I used it mostly as a secondary monitor for Excel and browsing. My problem was that the monitor would blink (go black randomly every 1-2 minutes) during random intervals. This happened with the first monitor so I requested a replacement, and it happened with the replacement monitor as well! I tried HDMI, DP, with multiple cables and multiple computers and no dice on either the original or the replacement. I ended up returning everything and getting an LG 4K monitor that I’m very happy with. It’s a shame because Dell used to be a great brand for monitors. My main monitor is still a Dell 144hz 2k 27’’, but even that monitor is a refurbished replacement since my first Dell monitor failed a couple weeks after the warranty expired. No way I’m buying Dell in the near future again. It was nice while it lasted.

This is a great 4k monitor. It's definitely a great upgrade from my previous monitor. I bought an rtx 2070 recently and my old monitor would limit the fps and image quality but with this monitor it allows me to get the fps and image quality I wanted.

This monitor performs well above its price class. Excellent gray uniformity. No dead pixels. Very slight graying at edges is not a problem. I am using it right out of the box for general purpose and office work, some video. Speakers are not bad - what you would expect from monitor speakers. The Windows test video showed more dynamic range and better detail than my next best Asus monitor. At 60Hz it would be fine for casual gaming. DP connection is required for frequency syncing. Solid and attractive I am enjoying using this monitor. August 2024 - still great - I have since bought 2 Dell displays which are also top quality.

Nothing not to like, picture quality is excellent, especially for what you pay. Sure, it doesn't have the colors of a $1000 - $2000+ studio 4k monitor, but it looks fantastic either way. Also, works great for some casual gaming, but I would probably go in another direction if I was after a dedicated gaming monitor for a 4k system.

color good, sharness good, very bright, speaker not so loud. I boutgh a display port cable for max result

Excellent 4K 60 Hz display for the price. Got it for 400 CAD and works perfectly with my MBP 16 inch through DisplayPort with macOS Hidpi mode (1080p on 4k).

Picture and Screen quality is excellent. I have Intel NUC, Fedora 33 Workstation installed on it. Right after plugging the monitor, my reaction was OMG ;) I have my lovely Linux with a great 4K monitor. Note: Yes, you can use 4K with Linux, all you need is open Gnome Tweaks->Fonts and set the scaling factor = 1.3. That's it. Thank you Dell for this great product.