U2720Q

I'd go 5k. I have Dell U2723QE, U2720Q and U2718Q on my desk next to an iMac Pro. My iMac Pro display is my favorite. Can't tell you why, it just looks better to my eyes.

Just recently I've been asking about this ones for my upcoming MacMini too.They all seem to be awesome and collect fairly good reviews and owners' feedback: – BenQ PD2706U 27" – Dell UltraSharp U2720Q 27" – LG 27UP850-W 27" Im leaning more towards the Benq though but if any has further recs or insig

+1 за DELL UltraSharp U2720Q. Теж ноут (Lenovo Thinkpad E14) по USB type C до монітора, по ньому і зарядка і відео і власне USB (флешки і тд в монітор збоку)

I think you’ve done a lot of good research because those are the monitors I was considering for my home workstation, too. I also working in branding and went with the Dell Ultrasharp U2720Q 27”. So far, I’m very happy with it. I use a monitor arm to attach it to my desk.

I used to daily a Dell U2723QE and Dell U2720QE (huge fan of Dell Ultrasharps). 4k @ 27" and 1440p scaling was the bare minimum for me on macOS. Any lower PPI and I refuse to use the monitor for absolutely anything, from daily speadsheet/document use to consuming (social) media. Maybe I'm too sensit

Used or near new Dell U2720q, I use them, they are great

I went with dell u2720q since it was in my budget and its great with mac. Dell u2723qe is even better

This is with an external display? Is it a known bug for that model? It might be worth looking for a proper fix. I had something similar with a Dell U2720Q forgetting to set HDR mode. The issue is now fixed but I wrote a script to toggle the mode in System Settings. You can use Automator to record a

I have a U2718Q, U2720Q and U2723QE on my M1 Studio next to an iMac Pro. The Dell monitors are okay. But I gravitate to the iMac Pro to doing interactive stuff as it's more comfortable. Amazon has the U2723QE for around $500 right now. They are pretty nice and have a ton of ports if you need to atta

Kia Ora fellow Kiwi. At a quick glance, I would be inclined to go for the Lenovo ThinkBook 14 2-in-1 Gen 4. Crank the memory up to 32G: 16G is for losers and West Island criminals. SODIMM slots are also disappearing across all classes of mobile compute, so it's an upfront investment to future-proof