UltraSharp U2725QE

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

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

I had the BenQ PD2730S (5K) sitting next to a Dell U2725QE (4K) and pixel peeping one and then the other (with the same video input - Thunderbolt, screen mirror) and could hardly tell a difference with the naked eye.. both set to 1440p looks like. Maybe I just need glasses or the difference isn’t th

Save yourself a lot of money and get a Dell U2725QE. Only 1/3 the price of an Apple Display, and to my eyes it performs better than the Apple Display, plus it has inbuilt Thunderbolt 4 hub and plenty of ports (and KVM functionality as well). The perfect display for a Mac Mini. 🤓

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

I agree, we can buy a Dell UltraSharp U2725QE and save a lot!