P2725QE

$499 all day long from Dell. It’s 27”, 4K, usb c and has Ethernet. Enjoy. https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-pro-27-plus-4k-usb-c-hub-monitor-p2725qe/apd/210-brjb/monitors-monitor-accessories

I recently got a mac mini and after researching options decided on a dell P2725qe. The 4k, 100hz and usbc 90w were key factors, and the price is lower than alternatives of the too expensive ultra series.I considered the 1440p option to save money, but there is wide agreement that the 4k ppi is well

This is an incredibly timely post since I am also looking for a monitor to connect to a new Mac mini. My dilemma is I want to first test it out as a secondary monitor on an old iMac and the iMac only has DisplayPort output. Which is compatible with HDMI input but only at 30 Hz reliably apparently. s

Se não vai jogar não precisa de um monitor com muitos Hz. 75~100hz já deixa o uso do computador bem fluído. Pro que você quer compensa procurar um monitor 4k (qualidade) ou ultrawide (área maior de trabalho). Recomendo olhar os Dell. https://www.dell.com/pt-br/shop/monitor-com-hub-usb-c-4k-dell-pro-

Dell P2425 (24 inch) or Dell P2725 (27 inch) would work fine for general office use. check out the dell site if you need higher than 1080p, i don't know those model numbers by heart. if you put an E at the end of the model number (P2425E) you can get one with a built-in docking station, so you would

You have a huge budget, especially if reusing your GPU, so you can easily build a really powerful PC for that. Something like: https://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/4KVxGk would run anything smoothly. If you don't want to spend quite as much and want something that will still work just fine for all your

GPT-5.4 Thinking: If I were buying one for a MacBook Pro 16" M1 and spending 8–10 hours/day coding, I’d choose the Dell U2725QE. It’s the most complete fit for your priorities: strong eye-comfort features, excellent ergonomics, single-cable docking, and a better panel than the usual 27" 4K office di

Quite the set up. Not exactly what I was expecting but here goes: https://dl.dell.com/content/manual7363869-dell-pro-27-plus-4k-usb-c-hub-monitor-p2725qe-user-s-guide.pdf?language=en-us On page 65 under the Color sub menu, the default is the low blue light setting. Nothing in that menu would indicat

A general recommendation I have is start with a 27 inch 4K monitor and or if you have experience, get the ultrawide monitor. Generall guidlines are Try for 4K at 27" and above Any lower resolution is better at sizes <24" Should have a USB hub. So you can leave your keyboard and mouse connected to it

It supports 65W of power, and reading your comments if you are planning to get a MB, then get something with 90W or more power delivery. 65W doesn't cut it unless you have a notebook or base laptop. Dell P2725qe, Asus ProArt PA279CRV, or even Benq lineups. I have a LG 27UP850k, gives me 96W of power