Dell UltraSharp U2720Q 27 Inch 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) LED Backlit LCD IPS USB-C Monitor (7GZ651)

Let me just say it: the Dell UltraSharp U2720Q is a monitor that makes you feel like you’ve been seeing the world in low resolution all your life. This 27-inch 4K UHD beauty delivers a jaw-dropping 3840 x 2160 resolution, and once you see it, there’s no going back.The design? Sleek and minimalist, with a super-thin profile that’s perfect for multi-display setups. It feels like Dell designed this monitor with efficiency and style in mind. Whether you’re using one screen or pairing it with another for a seamless workspace, the thin bezels keep your focus where it should be: on those stunning visuals.And let’s talk about the visuals—oh, the visuals. With In-Plane Switching (IPS) technology, the U2720Q serves up vibrant, consistent colors no matter where you’re sitting. The wide viewing angle ensures that no matter how you tilt, swivel, or pivot this thing, you’re going to get crisp, true-to-life colors, thanks to its impressive 99% sRGB color gamut. Graphic designers, photographers, and video editors, this one’s for you.Connectivity is a breeze too. Between DisplayPort, HDMI, USB ports, and even an audio line out, you’re covered no matter what devices you’re working with. And with USB-C connectivity, you can charge your laptop and transmit data all through one cable—no more tangled mess of wires on your desk.From the anti-glare screen to the VESA mount compatibility, Dell really thought of everything. Tilt, swivel, and pivot to your heart’s content, and enjoy energy efficiency with its Energy Star certification. This monitor checks all the boxes for professionals and creators who want top-tier visuals and convenience.

I will not review the technical features of this monitor. It has been selected as the "best 4k monitor for office use" in various sites, and it certainly deserves the ranking. The text is sharp, the colors are accurate enough for most of my use case scenarios, it is bright, and the refresh rate is enough for programming and streaming purposes. It is a great monitor for programming online teaching and not-so-professional video editing.Instead, I will review this as an international customer.+ The monitor power supply supports the 100-240V range and has a standard IEC-c14 so you can plug it in Eu directly with a c13 connector. No voltage conversion is necessary.+ Monitor is super light. This helps hugely in shipping, not-so-considerate customs personnel, and also mounting it on a VESA bracket.+ Kudos to the design of the packaging. I have received the outer "amazon" package with almost no padding. Consequently, the inner (Dell) package was considerably damaged. On top of that, both the outer and inner (Dell) package was opened, and the customs personnel did not bother to close the parcel properly. Still, the monitor survived the trip unscratched, despite being thrown around in an open parcel. This is thanks to how the stand is packed, and the panel is sandwiched between dampening/shock-absorbing structures. Really, I admire that design professionally.If I have to nitpick, here are the things I don't like that much:-No back panel cable management cover. Dangling cords. Yikes.-Not enough printed documentation. It took me some wrong starts to VESA mount the monitor. (in the meantime, I have seen that the stand upper assembly can be disassembled)-A Mini DP port could've been nice.-The menu buttons are quite painful to press, and the menu itself is super low resolution.-USB-C standard looks good on paper, but in reality, there is a huge cable compatibility problem. Don't lose the cable that comes with it.

I have had this monitor for a little under a year now. I had to get something larger due to the amount of spreadsheets I hard to work on in addition to the extended hours I had to spend starting at a screen. The matte finish is great for the environment that I am in, I am able to work with my window blinds open and all of the lights on without having the worry of glares. Which can still occur when watching videos but I rarely use it for that. The 90W USB-C Power is phenomenal, I used it to power my M1 MacBook Pro and I had no need for a charger. Since I run two additional external displays (70 inch and a projector) I had to switch to Lenovo X1 Extreme. It will power the more watt hungry windows machines, however you will not be able to enjoy the full potential of those devices. It will however power most laptops and chrome books. Really allows you to have a clean desk set up and on my photo you will see an apple charger, it is unnecessary and in the future I never brought the apple charger to work. I had no issues or funny business with the pixels though if you ever decide to rotate the display you may never get it fully straight (you can with an gyro sensor). I hope to purchase another one soon, I do not believe I would purchase the 43inch- too big and you need to move your head around.