Dell UltraSharp U2723QE 27 4K UHD WLED LCD Monitor - 16:9 - Black, Silver

I order a brand new monitor sold by eCloseouts but I got an open-box defective monitor. It is a scam to list open-box monitors as new and shame on having the courage to ship them to customers.

These screens are great. I got two of them connected to my MacBook Pro through USB-C. There are HDMI and DisplayPort hookups as well. From what I can see and found online, MacOS does not support the daisy-chain feature though, so youll need to have the right amount of outputs from your Mac in order to have multiple screens. I will say, they do have a fair amount of glare though from a window in my office. My old screens that had more of a glossy finish did not have this problem like the Matte finish. Still worth it though!

I bought two of these monitors and can’t figure out how to daisy chain, hook up multiple computers or get the other systems to recognize the keyboard and mouse. For this price the very lease they could add is a manual (not even on the dell site). Very frustrating!!

Dell quality with my Dell Tower computer, only problem with Tower it can only use 64 gigs of ddr5 RAM. All I ever had are Dell custom produced Tower Computers. ( still called desktops) Not A Gamer

I purchased this screen after a research of 20 days from different YouTube videos to lot of blogs reviews. Found this device as good as this was marketed. Needed a screen to put less stress on eyes with a screen time of almost 8-10 hours and crisp text quality. Highest contributing factor in buying this was the review of this on Rtings.com for “best 4K display in 2022” Mainly bought this device for office analytical work and spreadsheet work where text clarity is required. I also bought after this device another dell S2722QC (4K) to daisy chain with it. Somehow it didn’t work Will work on some alternates to connect. If work then good else will go for another U2723QE Currently I setup: U2723QE (4K) through Laptop USB-C S2722QC (4K) through Laptop HDMI I hope this review would benefit others.

All monitors works great with Windows, but many dont with MacBook, luckily this one does! You can connect a single USB C/thunderbolt cable from the monitor to the MacBook and itll just work. You can also connect extra devices to the monitor and itll send the data over that single cable. This cleaned up my workspace a lot, especially because I needed to do a lot of hacks to support multiple machines on desks, and the MacBook does not play nicely with many non apple devices.

This monitor was fast to deliver, fast to set up (literally about 10 minutes) and when I connected it to my Mac desktop (via the provided USB-C cord) it automatically saw it and worked perfectly. I changed some settings to allow the monitor to sit vertically but those took me probably 10 seconds to set up. Works great every day and had no hassle or fuss. Doesnt have the clarity my Mac does, but I do my design work on the Mac and the management and web coding work on the Dell monitor.

Arrived with 6 dead pixels. In my opinion, unacceptable quality control for a flagship “top-tier” product. Returning…

Bought this as I am going through monitors for my new setup and I cant use this one because it has a problem with Mac Daisy chaining. Returning it because no point of keeping it if I cant use the main $300 feature of it.

My main monitor has been an old 2K 144hz ASUS which I have always appreciated for gaming, but I needed more desktop space to work with video, graphics and general office work. I opted for a dual-display setup with a monitor more geared towards gaming and this Dell monitor for everything else. To these ends it has been exceptional - 4K estate with pleasant and accurate colors, adequate brightness (unless you really need HDR tonality) for daytime use and night use, and a good looking frame. When Im using it for video and document editing I am very pleased with it - except at night when even a fairly low lamp some twenty feet behind me casts a noticeable haze on the screen. For the most part I got over it, though my old ASUS is pitch black and matte and the difference is silly. Along with this there is a slight bleed of inconsistent light from the edges when I view the screen entirely black, but its not noticeable during general work. For video editing generally its more than adequate and probably about as good as the many options I had spent weeks looking at, but unlike some, text and general use looks fantastic, which I really appreciate with the amount of text I am looking at. As a side quirk, the quick menu joystick is uninspiring, offering easy presets between color spaces, but if I want to change brightness (such as from day to night time), it is cumbersome. This is not a gaming monitor, I will note, though I do not hold that too much against it because it is not the monitor I use for that. I was hopeful I could play RTS or city-management type games, that arent dependent on fast play-style, in 4K to at least see them gorgeously, but as soon as there is any movement, the ghosting is apparent and cumbersome and ruins the benefit of the resolution. I tried a few FPS games on it, and I will say I would not bother trying them further - though perhaps I am just used to faster refreshing screens now and that has limited a regular 60 hz appeal. But again, this is not a gaming monitor. For office use (despite the reflections) and video or visual editing (as long as you dont depend on HDR, which few monitors in this class will accurately represent), its hard to go wrong with this monitor, and it has managed those capacities much to my delight and productive ease. Despite the many other options I chose this over, I have no regrets and comfortably use it daily.