UltraSharp U2725QE

Always high PPI. personal nu pot sa ma mai intorc la low PPI. Am 2 x Dell U2723QE, sunt super multumit de ele, a aparut si varianta noua U2725QE cu 120hz refresh rate, contrast mai bun, mai bright, hub TB4 cu incarcare mai puternica de 140w vs 90w la vechiul model. Acum depinde de nevoile tale si of

You have a gaming focused monitor so colour accuracy is not priority despite it being IPS. If it is yours then buy a decent IPS from the productivity range, like Asus ProArt or Dell Ultrasharp. The problem will be trying to match your MacBook Pro Display closely: it’s very high resolution (200+ PPI,

I don't know why people are so against the matte screens but at least from a video they look nice? Speaking from experience Dell U2725QE and ASD side by side offers a "similar" visual experience. (Give or take, I know this is not an exact comparison.) Given that panel technology did some jumps with

Since you're into graphic design opt for a good color accurate monitor. It's your bread and butter, don't compromise on that. For playing single player games on PS5 refresh rate above 120hz is not needed, best setting for GTA5 will be 30 it 60 fps. BenQ PD, Asus PA monitors should be a good bet for

I wanted to get AW2725D. It was on sale for $475 yesterday. After some research, I found that for reading pdf books, coding, productivity (80% of my usage) a QD-OLED is not good. Apparently, the text is not sharp and there is possibility of burn in. I really want good black levels for watching movie

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