Dell 27 Monitor S2725QC, 4K UHD IPS, 120Hz, 99% sRGB, 4ms, FreeSync Premium | 3840x2160, 163 PPI, USB-C, HDMI, DisplayPort, Anti-Glare, Eye Comfort Technology, LED Edgelight System

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  grl

  2 de julio de 2026

  great picture, great sound, easy to connect to laptop with usb-c

  This moniter exceeded my expectations! Bought two for a remote office set up. The image quality makes my laptop look old and dates-images are crisp and clear, with great contrast, deep blacks and vibrant color. I was surprised at the quality of the speakers--I presumed I would use my external sound bar, but the quality is so good that it is not necessary. Both USB-C ports on my HP Spectre laptop work great with the thunderbolt cable with simple connections to run two moniters from one laptop. The quality for the price point was amazing.Ver másVer menos

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  J. Kenney

  30 de enero de 2026

  So Far, Flawless with Mac Mini

  Set this up today with new Mac Mini 4. I adjusted nothing, just let the monitor and computer shake hands how they would. It looks great, the assembly was easy and uncomplicated. Ended up (again, not my choice) opting for 120 Hz an I think the highest resolution. Was nice it came with a Thunderbolt 4 cable, which went to the one Thunderbolt 4 port in the Mac Mini. Both monitor and Mac Mini were plugged in (i.e., I did not rely on the monitor to power the Mac Mini, as that would seem asking for un-needed trouble when I had available outlets and didn't care about cord clutter, which is not really a thing IMO since they all hang invisibly out the back). i like the almost infinite adjustability of the stand, even though I used only the high/low function. I also liked the pop-out USB-A and USB-C ports below the monitor, which I used for Keyboard/Mouse dongle and headphone dongle. All reported incompatibilty with Mac was not the slightest in evidence; picture seems as crisp, vibrant, and contrasty as one could hope for. No complaints and I'm quite satisfied.Ver másVer menos

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  Kris

  27 de agosto de 2026

  Daily driving at max res & 125% is perfect for me

  Love this so far. I got 2 and have not even opened the second one yet because of the size this thing. I fit so much on the first screen. outlook, ERP, explorer on bottom... lob app and claude on top and then a single usb C cable into my laptop is all it needed (came with the monitor). If my laptop wasn't such a hoarder, it would charge it too... I'm too impressed. Great monitor, very crisp. Bright. Dell peripheral software or powertoys can make the workspaces for you. Worth the price. Hope they last >5 years.Ver másVer menos
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  DrG

  5 de junio de 2026

  Great monitor

  Fantastic monitor. Not perfectly black like my laptop's OLED, but close enough. No bad pixels. Great color. The toggle menu is very easy to use. The USB connection works great with my laptop for full data transfer. 120 refresh is working great. Turns on and off super quick with my laptop. Once installed, I updated the firmware and installed the KVM software which will allow multiple computers to use the monitor simultaneously. Very sleek and thin bezel. Haven't handled super expensive monitors, so cannot compare, but this one doesn't feel cheap to me. I like the white back side, since it better disperses the back light I have behind it to enhance my room. Plus it makes it easier to see where to plug in the black cords. Since the VESA mount is recessed, I used these M4x10mm Hex Stainless Steel Standoff Spacer Screw Nut Bolts to bring the mounting holes out past the recess, so the 115mm square plate of my mounting arm could be connected. Works great. Very happy with it.https://a.co/d/05JElLPhVer másVer menos

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  Wlad

  10 de junio de 2026

  Serious USB-C/dock failures and extremely frustrating Dell support

  I bought the Dell S2725QC mainly because of its USB-C/docking functionality: one cable for video, charging, and peripherals. Unfortunately, that core feature stopped working reliably after only a few months.I tried the obvious troubleshooting steps: different USB-C cables, confirming the correct USB-C input, power cycling the monitor, and using HDMI as a workaround. HDMI works, but it does not solve the problem, because the USB-C/dock function is one of the main reasons this model is attractive.The support experience has also been very disappointing. I contacted Dell under case 227018992 and was told that, because the product was bought abroad, I needed to transfer/register the warranty in Brazil. I followed the instructions, but the transfer was denied because the “previous owner” information did not match Dell’s internal records — information a retail customer has no way to know. I then contacted Dell again with the Service Tag, purchase context, denied transfer request ID, and problem details, but received no useful follow-up for several days.Instead of a clear warranty path for a relatively new product with a serious defect, I was sent into a maze of emails, webpages, unclear responsibilities, and dead ends. I contacted the channels I was directed to, but still ended up with a faulty monitor and no practical resolution.I cannot recommend this monitor, especially for anyone buying it because of the USB-C/docking feature or expecting straightforward international warranty support from Dell. After this experience, I am very unlikely to buy another Dell product.Ver másVer menos

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  Bryan

  8 de abril de 2026

  Good value for the money.

  Comparing this to the Apple Studio Display isn't fair (it's 5x as much money), but I'm going to do it anyway because I bought this to see if it can replace a Studio Display. The resolution and Mac compatibility of the Dell monitor are quite good, they get close-ish to the Studio Display, but where the Dell really falls short is in color. The color on the Studio Display is way better, shockingly better, but how much money is that worth to you? If you don't have a Studio Display, this Dell is a perfectly fine monitor. For 1/5 the money, the Dell is a good deal, and works great as a monitor for a Mac.The build quality on the Dell is okay. It's a standard plastic monitor. The ports are nice, the Mac Thunderbolt port works fine when connected to the USB-C port. If you turn on "HDR" in your Mac's settings (which is odd because I don't think this monitor does HDR) you can control the monitor's brightness from your Mac, which is cool. This Dell is highly adjustable in terms of height, rotation, angle, all that stuff. You might need to break out a level to properly level this monitor, I fiddled around with leveling it a bit and never seemed to get it quite right. Obviously the build quality doesn't even remotely compare to the Studio Display, but you knew that already.Compared to other monitors (aside from the Studio Display), this is a good monitor, especially for the money. It's better than any of the Viewsonic monitors that I have, and it's way better than a 4K LG monitor that I have. The image quality looks pretty good right out of the box with no setup. 120hz works fine. You can set it to variable refresh rate on a Mac which is nice. It just works and looks good for the price. I would recommend this over other monitors at this price.If you're reading this far, I want to get back to color. The color on this monitor is just okay, but if you care about color, you need to go with a more expensive monitor. It looks fine if you're just a casual user, but you should not be using this monitor for anything where accurate color is required (eg: serious photo or video editing or art). It looks fine for watching videos or looking at photographs, but when you compare it against something like the Studio Display, it's not even in the same ballpark. If you're a casual user, you're not going to notice, but if you care about color, get something more expensive. Going back and forth between this and the Studio Display makes the color on this Dell look really bad in comparison, but you're talking about a $1600 monitor vs a $300 monitor.Also, 120hz is anything special. I know you might think "the base Studio Display doesn't do 120hz," but trust me when I say that unless you're a gamer, you're not going to notice or care 99% of the time. I've owned a number of 120hz displays, often side by side with 60hz displays, and the 120hz is not noticeable or important most of the time. You'll forget that it's even there. Color and resolution are always just as impressive as the moment you first saw them, but refresh rate is not. So don't make a big deal out of the 120hz, because you get used to it real fast, and it stops being impressive after a very short time.