27 Plus 4K Monitor - S2725QS - 27-inch 4K (3840 x 2160) 120Hz 16:9 Display, IPS Panel, AMD FreeSync Premium, sRGB 99%, Integrated Speakers, 1500:1 Contrast Ratio, Comfortview Plus - Ash White

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I've always like Dell monitors and this one is outstanding. Nice matt colors and very sharp. The 32 inch size is great and any larger would cause me to have to move my head too much. The depth of view is great and viewing angle is excellent. The performance is great and I haven't run too many games through it yet, but the ones I have are perfect. Great price on a fantastic monitor.

Really great monitor. It's the consumer version of the one I use at work. This version includes speakers, which I didn't care too much about but are a nice bonus. High quality display, very attractive stand, and very stable. I especially have to give a hat tip to whoever designed the packaging and setup. I know that sounds funny, but it was very well packaged, and set up was possibly one of the most intuitive I've ever done, with visuals on the packaging. And it's a great price point. Also, I really like that I can charge my laptop off the USB-C input cable. Keeps my desk nice and clean. Thumbs up, Dell, you crushed this one.

I bought this to replace a 24" HP 1020p that I've been using the past 5 years with a 2015 Mac Mini. The past couple years my aging eyes have been longing for a bigger and clearer screen. So when I updated my system to a 2024 Mac mini M4, I decided to get a new monitor as well... After MUCH looking, comparing, and reading of reviews, both user and pro, I decided on the Dell S2725QC. What made me settle in on this was a combination of things... Great reviews, specs that kept up with (or exceeded) monitors costing considerably more, price, and the "blue light" reduction. Like I said, my eyes are a bit tired these days. I am totally happy with this monitor after using it for the past few weeks, no regrets at all. I had actually considered monitors costing upwards of $900, and I'm sure glad I went with the S2725QC. The image is easier on my eyes, clear, no dead pixels, and it works great with the Mac mini M4. I would definitely purchase it again, and I recommend it to anyone needing a great monitor for a great price. I'm not a gamer, so I can't comment on that, but at 120hz I don't see why it wouldn't do its part. I've tried it with both Thunderbolt and HDMI connections and I can't tell the difference the way I use it. Buy it!

I picked up the 27-inch 4K S2725QS, and honestly, it’s been a fantastic monitor. The IPS panel delivers stunning colours, bright, vivid, and razor-sharp, and the 120Hz refresh rate makes everything feel super smooth. I’m using it with my M1 MacBook Pro. A heads-up for other Mac users: the HDMI port won’t push 120Hz, so you’ll need a USB-C to DisplayPort cable (shout-out to Dell support team who pointed that out to me). I grabbed one for about $20, and now I’m getting the full 120Hz with no issues. Performance-wise, it’s crystal clear with zero ghosting, and the color accuracy looks great right out of the box. The ergonomic stand is a plus, you can swivel, tilt, or even rotate it vertically for coding, which is super handy. The design is clean and minimal, with slim bezels and a neat cable management clip on the back. It looks great on my desk. I’ve also hooked it up to my PS5, and games look crisp and fluid. Overall, it’s an excellent 4K monitor, sharp, minimal, and versatile. Couldn’t be happier with it.

I purchased this monitor as a third screen for my home office since I regularly work across multiple spreadsheets and windows. I did quite a bit of research looking for something that was higher quality but still reasonably priced and compatible with my MacBook, and I’m really glad I landed on this one. Setup was very easy and straightforward. The base feels solid and sturdy, which I really appreciate since it sits on my desk full time. The picture quality is noticeably better than one of my cheaper monitors — the difference in clarity and sharpness is obvious, especially with spreadsheets and text-heavy work. I’m also sensitive to overly bright screens, and the display settings are great. I was able to adjust it so it’s comfortable on my eyes during long workdays. The only thing to note is that it only has HDMI inputs, so I used a USB-C adapter to connect it to my MacBook. That wasn’t a big deal for me, but something to be aware of depending on your setup. Overall, this was a great upgrade and absolutely worth it for a home office environment.