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

I'm not really into the newest IPS monitors but for your use case probably going for a mini led while not needed, would be a huge improvement over the typical fast ips. Around 1500 led zones is the average new mini led monitor amount. So, maybe going for the Acer Nitro XV275K P3biipruzx, for the INN

To each their own. I owned a studio display a while back, loved it, but ultimately sold it in favour of returning to two 4K 120Hz monitors. It's such a gorgeous monitor, both in build and to look at, but for me, the cost for my use felt exorbitant despite having bought it close to release when I bel

Dell U2725qe if I had money. 27inch 4k 120Hz

The Dell S2725QC is more than good enough for casual video editing and general media viewing. I bought 2 of them and the colors are great. The BenQ brags about their color calibration but that really only matters if you're using it for professional work. The Dell also made it onto RTINGS best of 202

I do like my Dell U2725QE I bought lately 27“, 4K, 120 hz, hdr, great connectivity.

I'd recommend the Dell U2725QE.. I don't have it myself, but I have the cheaper version Dell S2725QC and it's great. It's still 4K 120Hz USB-C with a USB hub, just no IPS black or Thunderbolt.

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

The U2725QE is an excellent 4K productivity monitor with a fast 120Hz panel and a full Thunderbolt 4 hub with ethernet. All electronic devices generate some electrostatic noise, but if the noise becomes noticeably loud you can always submit for a warranty replacement if you are still within your win