Dell 27 Inch 4K UHD Computer Monitor - S2721QS | Dell Australia
Dell 27 Inch 4K UHD Computer Monitor - S2721QS | Dell Australia
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Dell S2721qs 27 Inch 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) IPS Ultra-thin Bezel Monitor
Dell 27 Inch 4K UHD Computer Monitor - S2721QS | Dell Australia
Dell 27 Inch 4K UHD Computer Monitor - S2721QS | Dell Australia
Last updated at 30/06/2026 22:01:23
Dell S2721QS Monitor 27 Inch, 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 IPS Display, Ultra-Thin Bezel, AMD FreeSync, HDMI, DisplayPort, VESA Certified - Silver
Delivery between 5–9 July $15.52
Dell S2721QS Monitor 27 Inch, 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) IPS Display, Ultra-Thin Bezel, AMD FreeSync, HDMI, DisplayPort, VESA Certified - Silver
Delivery $9.95
Series S2721QS Monitor 27-Inch 4K Ultra HD (3840x2160) 60Hz 4Ms AMD FreeSync Built in speaker, Adaptive Sync Technology, Adjustability - Height/Pivot/
Free delivery between 10–15 July
originally posted on dell.com
Pro's: dual HDMI input (great for sharing a monitor with my PC and work laptop), very flexible and usable stand. Super simple setup (don't even need a screw driver). Great 4K screen. The price from dell was $100 less than on Amazon. Shipping was fast, and product delivered as expected. Super bright screen works well even in bright rooms.Con's: Speakers are weak .... but it DOES have speakers. They are loud enough for listening to podcasts. Not good enough to listen to music IMO. Low refresh rate. This isn't a gaming monitor.Overall: I did lots of research before picking this monitor. It is an incredible value and <$250.00 it is impossible to beat. I don't game, but do appreciate a nice monitor. For casual gamers, or non-gamers, this monitor is the best thing on ... MorePro's: dual HDMI input (great for sharing a monitor with my PC and work laptop), very flexible and usable stand. Super simple setup (don't even need a screw driver). Great 4K screen. The price from dell was $100 less than on Amazon. Shipping was fast, and product delivered as expected. Super bright screen works well even in bright rooms.Con's: Speakers are weak .... but it DOES have speakers. They are loud enough for listening to podcasts. Not good enough to listen to music IMO. Low refresh rate. This isn't a gaming monitor.Overall: I did lots of research before picking this monitor. It is an incredible value and <$250.00 it is impossible to beat. I don't game, but do appreciate a nice monitor. For casual gamers, or non-gamers, this monitor is the best thing on the market. I highly recommend it.
originally posted on dell.com
Gorgeous definition and colors! For those who wonder, it is perfectly compatible with Mac M1 (almost a miracle lolll). I use the app Lunar to control the brightness from the computer.After simply calibrating the monitor with the MacOs calibration assistant, and a bit by customizing the RGB levels on the monitor itself, the colors seem extremely accurate to me. I do a bit of content creation as a hobby, and the photos and videos turn out exactly like I see them on that monitor.The on-screen menu is not the most intuitive, but it is a very small incovenient given the quality of that monitor!Other than that, I don't use the smart HDR feature, because I can't see the difference when watching HDR content. It already looks extremely good without.Honestly, if you can ... MoreGorgeous definition and colors! For those who wonder, it is perfectly compatible with Mac M1 (almost a miracle lolll). I use the app Lunar to control the brightness from the computer.After simply calibrating the monitor with the MacOs calibration assistant, and a bit by customizing the RGB levels on the monitor itself, the colors seem extremely accurate to me. I do a bit of content creation as a hobby, and the photos and videos turn out exactly like I see them on that monitor.The on-screen menu is not the most intuitive, but it is a very small incovenient given the quality of that monitor!Other than that, I don't use the smart HDR feature, because I can't see the difference when watching HDR content. It already looks extremely good without.Honestly, if you can get it at the same price I did (around 450 CND), jump on the occasion! (Unless you're a gamer and want a high refresh rate) I have nothing to complain about, not even a dead pixel!
originally posted on dell.com
I ordered my wife a new Mac mini. It is a much needed upgrade from her 2013 iMac. The mini needs a monitor so I went to the Dell website and selected a 27" S2721QS monitor on sale. With much excitement I plugged in the monitor to my DELL XPS 8930 gaming computer with an Alienware 34" monitor and 10+ year old Viewsonic monitor. The Windows 11 Pro operating system saw the new monitor but the monitor screen reported that it could not detect an HDMI signal. Customer service convinced me to wait for the arrival of the mini with an HDMI connection and try it. Once the mini arrived, I connected it to the new DELL monitor. NO JOY! The monitor has an interface issue. Customer service kindly issued an RMA and I returned the monitor for a refund.Having used a very powerful ... MoreI ordered my wife a new Mac mini. It is a much needed upgrade from her 2013 iMac. The mini needs a monitor so I went to the Dell website and selected a 27" S2721QS monitor on sale. With much excitement I plugged in the monitor to my DELL XPS 8930 gaming computer with an Alienware 34" monitor and 10+ year old Viewsonic monitor. The Windows 11 Pro operating system saw the new monitor but the monitor screen reported that it could not detect an HDMI signal. Customer service convinced me to wait for the arrival of the mini with an HDMI connection and try it. Once the mini arrived, I connected it to the new DELL monitor. NO JOY! The monitor has an interface issue. Customer service kindly issued an RMA and I returned the monitor for a refund.Having used a very powerful DELL engineering workstation at my place of employment for over 12 years and witnessing the the prompt and excellent support from DELL there, I decided to purchase a full DELL desk gaming system for home (as noted above). I continue to enjoy the capability of my home system. For my wife's new system, we researched the Mac mini and I researched and researched for an appropriate monitor. Since the old iMac has such a good 2K screen, I knew it was going to be hard to substitute a stand-alone monitor as good as it for less than $500. I jumped on the sale of the DELL S2721QS monitor. I opted for a refund rather than replacement because my wife pointed out the the monitor was shipped from a return address that was from a "Returns Center." There was ZERO indication that this was not anything but a new piece of gear. My exhaustion from researching and the fact that the new monitor was shipped from a "processing center" caused me to have doubt about waiting to receive a replacement monitor.My disillusionment comes from having expected the new DELL monitor to WORK. In industry and as a consumer, I know products can be DOA. I am exasperated and did not want to take the chance on a replacement S2721QS. So right now I cannot recommend DELL to someone else even though I maybe wrong about a replacement that could work. That being said, I have had zero problems with my DELL home system and I am quite grateful to be able to have it.
| General | |
| Display Type | LED-backlit LCD monitor / TFT active matrix |
| Energy Class | Class G |
| Energy Class (HDR) | Class G |
| Energy Consumption per Year | 39 kWh |
Dell S2721QS Monitor 27 Inch, 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 IPS Display, Ultra-Thin Bezel, AMD FreeSync, HDMI, DisplayPort, VESA Certified - Silver
Delivery between 5–9 July $15.52
Dell S2721QS Monitor 27 Inch, 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) IPS Display, Ultra-Thin Bezel, AMD FreeSync, HDMI, DisplayPort, VESA Certified - Silver
Delivery $9.95
Series S2721QS Monitor 27-Inch 4K Ultra HD (3840x2160) 60Hz 4Ms AMD FreeSync Built in speaker, Adaptive Sync Technology, Adjustability - Height/Pivot/
Free delivery between 10–15 July
Pro's: dual HDMI input (great for sharing a monitor with my PC and work laptop), very flexible and usable stand. Super simple setup (don't even need a screw driver). Great 4K screen. The price from dell was $100 less than on Amazon. Shipping was fast, and product delivered as expected. Super bright screen works well even in bright rooms.Con's: Speakers are weak .... but it DOES have speakers. They are loud enough for listening to podcasts. Not good enough to listen to music IMO. Low refresh rate. This isn't a gaming monitor.Overall: I did lots of research before picking this monitor. It is an incredible value and <$250.00 it is impossible to beat. I don't game, but do appreciate a nice monitor. For casual gamers, or non-gamers, this monitor is the best thing on ... MorePro's: dual HDMI input (great for sharing a monitor with my PC and work laptop), very flexible and usable stand. Super simple setup (don't even need a screw driver). Great 4K screen. The price from dell was $100 less than on Amazon. Shipping was fast, and product delivered as expected. Super bright screen works well even in bright rooms.Con's: Speakers are weak .... but it DOES have speakers. They are loud enough for listening to podcasts. Not good enough to listen to music IMO. Low refresh rate. This isn't a gaming monitor.Overall: I did lots of research before picking this monitor. It is an incredible value and <$250.00 it is impossible to beat. I don't game, but do appreciate a nice monitor. For casual gamers, or non-gamers, this monitor is the best thing on the market. I highly recommend it.
Gorgeous definition and colors! For those who wonder, it is perfectly compatible with Mac M1 (almost a miracle lolll). I use the app Lunar to control the brightness from the computer.After simply calibrating the monitor with the MacOs calibration assistant, and a bit by customizing the RGB levels on the monitor itself, the colors seem extremely accurate to me. I do a bit of content creation as a hobby, and the photos and videos turn out exactly like I see them on that monitor.The on-screen menu is not the most intuitive, but it is a very small incovenient given the quality of that monitor!Other than that, I don't use the smart HDR feature, because I can't see the difference when watching HDR content. It already looks extremely good without.Honestly, if you can ... MoreGorgeous definition and colors! For those who wonder, it is perfectly compatible with Mac M1 (almost a miracle lolll). I use the app Lunar to control the brightness from the computer.After simply calibrating the monitor with the MacOs calibration assistant, and a bit by customizing the RGB levels on the monitor itself, the colors seem extremely accurate to me. I do a bit of content creation as a hobby, and the photos and videos turn out exactly like I see them on that monitor.The on-screen menu is not the most intuitive, but it is a very small incovenient given the quality of that monitor!Other than that, I don't use the smart HDR feature, because I can't see the difference when watching HDR content. It already looks extremely good without.Honestly, if you can get it at the same price I did (around 450 CND), jump on the occasion! (Unless you're a gamer and want a high refresh rate) I have nothing to complain about, not even a dead pixel!
I ordered my wife a new Mac mini. It is a much needed upgrade from her 2013 iMac. The mini needs a monitor so I went to the Dell website and selected a 27" S2721QS monitor on sale. With much excitement I plugged in the monitor to my DELL XPS 8930 gaming computer with an Alienware 34" monitor and 10+ year old Viewsonic monitor. The Windows 11 Pro operating system saw the new monitor but the monitor screen reported that it could not detect an HDMI signal. Customer service convinced me to wait for the arrival of the mini with an HDMI connection and try it. Once the mini arrived, I connected it to the new DELL monitor. NO JOY! The monitor has an interface issue. Customer service kindly issued an RMA and I returned the monitor for a refund.Having used a very powerful ... MoreI ordered my wife a new Mac mini. It is a much needed upgrade from her 2013 iMac. The mini needs a monitor so I went to the Dell website and selected a 27" S2721QS monitor on sale. With much excitement I plugged in the monitor to my DELL XPS 8930 gaming computer with an Alienware 34" monitor and 10+ year old Viewsonic monitor. The Windows 11 Pro operating system saw the new monitor but the monitor screen reported that it could not detect an HDMI signal. Customer service convinced me to wait for the arrival of the mini with an HDMI connection and try it. Once the mini arrived, I connected it to the new DELL monitor. NO JOY! The monitor has an interface issue. Customer service kindly issued an RMA and I returned the monitor for a refund.Having used a very powerful DELL engineering workstation at my place of employment for over 12 years and witnessing the the prompt and excellent support from DELL there, I decided to purchase a full DELL desk gaming system for home (as noted above). I continue to enjoy the capability of my home system. For my wife's new system, we researched the Mac mini and I researched and researched for an appropriate monitor. Since the old iMac has such a good 2K screen, I knew it was going to be hard to substitute a stand-alone monitor as good as it for less than $500. I jumped on the sale of the DELL S2721QS monitor. I opted for a refund rather than replacement because my wife pointed out the the monitor was shipped from a return address that was from a "Returns Center." There was ZERO indication that this was not anything but a new piece of gear. My exhaustion from researching and the fact that the new monitor was shipped from a "processing center" caused me to have doubt about waiting to receive a replacement monitor.My disillusionment comes from having expected the new DELL monitor to WORK. In industry and as a consumer, I know products can be DOA. I am exasperated and did not want to take the chance on a replacement S2721QS. So right now I cannot recommend DELL to someone else even though I maybe wrong about a replacement that could work. That being said, I have had zero problems with my DELL home system and I am quite grateful to be able to have it.
I bought these to replace two 24" FHD monitors that were roughly 7-8 years old. I am not a gamer but am in front of 3-4 monitors all day, five days a week at my desk.I needed something with a few requirements:(1) More on-screen real-estate(2) No compromise with pixel density. Preferable a greater pixel density then with 24" FHD.(3) Multiple inputs that can be easily selected to switch between systems without a full KVM setup. (Depends on my needs at any given moment I will mix and match monitors between systems).(4) Compatibility with my existing VESA multiple monitor mount setup.These monitors met all my requirements and were a great deal on sale. The blue light filter and increased pixel density (27" UHD vs 24" FHD) have reduced my eye strain ... MoreI bought these to replace two 24" FHD monitors that were roughly 7-8 years old. I am not a gamer but am in front of 3-4 monitors all day, five days a week at my desk.I needed something with a few requirements:(1) More on-screen real-estate(2) No compromise with pixel density. Preferable a greater pixel density then with 24" FHD.(3) Multiple inputs that can be easily selected to switch between systems without a full KVM setup. (Depends on my needs at any given moment I will mix and match monitors between systems).(4) Compatibility with my existing VESA multiple monitor mount setup.These monitors met all my requirements and were a great deal on sale. The blue light filter and increased pixel density (27" UHD vs 24" FHD) have reduced my eye strain significantly. The option to customize the first two buttons on the bottom rail to hot swap systems was unknown when I purchased but have come in very, very handy.My favorite feature, which was also unknown when I purchased... Is that I can switch inputs without my systems (both Mac and PC) being triggered into a display reconfiguration like happens with many monitors and almost all KVM setups.I have to remember that there are screens I am not able to view in any given mix and match scenerio, but this works perfectly for my business use case. I relate it to MacOS "Multiple Desktops" feature, which is not for everyone but works for me.
The monitor itself is excellent, great picture, style, etc. HOWEVER. There is a very annoying 'reminder' box that pops up on the screen everytime the computer boots up. I have the computer plugged into the control outlet of a powersupply and the monitor cord plugged into the automatically switched off slot which follows the state of the computer. This monitor is connected to an NVIDIA graphics card RTX 2060 through the HDMI cable. Each time I boot the computer the monitor shows me that it is searching for the HDMI connection. Then it follow up to say the HDMI is connected! I really didnt need to know... thank you. By the time Dells information box goes away and the screen is booted up Windows has already loaded to sign in (yea..). There is then the circumstance of ... MoreThe monitor itself is excellent, great picture, style, etc. HOWEVER. There is a very annoying 'reminder' box that pops up on the screen everytime the computer boots up. I have the computer plugged into the control outlet of a powersupply and the monitor cord plugged into the automatically switched off slot which follows the state of the computer. This monitor is connected to an NVIDIA graphics card RTX 2060 through the HDMI cable. Each time I boot the computer the monitor shows me that it is searching for the HDMI connection. Then it follow up to say the HDMI is connected! I really didnt need to know... thank you. By the time Dells information box goes away and the screen is booted up Windows has already loaded to sign in (yea..). There is then the circumstance of when the computer or screen goes to sleep. Dells logic is very awkward. First Dell monitor will basically go to sleep for a second, then power up the backlight to show me messages about the HDMI connection. I do recall a time when knowing the status of the HDMI was not very important when people who know how to change the display press the menu button and scroll through the options. Whats confusing is that there is an 'AUTO' option for that and additionally no way to turn off dells messages about the HDMI connection. Its kind of a mad logic they have with this.I dont want to see the HDMI information at all, not at startup, not on sleep of the monitor, not on sleep of the PC, not on shutdown of the PC. Where is the option to turn off the alert? What really is the point? The monitor should just quietly go to sleep and not bother me so much.
Good display with room for improvements. The picture quality is excellent with the supplied cables. I have it connected to a GeForce RTX 3080 and it’s excellent in games for quality of picture. The deep blacks could be a bit better but it’s not an oled so it performs as expected.The improvement areas would be in build quality. It feels cheap - you need to be careful moving it around. I read similar reviews and was initially thinking people had lofty expectations - they didn’t. This is no where near the build quality of my NEC displays. Not close. Save the box if you’re transporting. Second is the height adjustment needs to allow for higher. You must tip the display out at the bottom to rotate it to portrait mode - not enough height to allow portrait straight vertical.
The Dell S2721QS monitor is a high-quality display with impressive performance, great build quality, and a wide range of features that make it ideal for both work and play. The 27-inch screen has a 4K resolution that provides sharp, vivid images, making it perfect for tasks like photo and video editing, graphic design, and gaming. The low response time of 4ms ensures smooth, fluid motion in even the most fast-paced games and videos, making this monitor a great choice for hardcore gamers. The monitor has an adjustable stand, making it easy to find the optimal viewing position for an ergonomic setup, especially important for those who spend long hours at a computer. Additionally, the diverse selection of ports, including USB-C, HDMI, and Display Port, allow for easy ... MoreThe Dell S2721QS monitor is a high-quality display with impressive performance, great build quality, and a wide range of features that make it ideal for both work and play. The 27-inch screen has a 4K resolution that provides sharp, vivid images, making it perfect for tasks like photo and video editing, graphic design, and gaming. The low response time of 4ms ensures smooth, fluid motion in even the most fast-paced games and videos, making this monitor a great choice for hardcore gamers. The monitor has an adjustable stand, making it easy to find the optimal viewing position for an ergonomic setup, especially important for those who spend long hours at a computer. Additionally, the diverse selection of ports, including USB-C, HDMI, and Display Port, allow for easy connectivity with a variety of devices. In general, the Dell S2721QS monitor is a great choice for anyone who is looking for a high-quality display that can handle a wide range of tasks. And with the reliability of Dell behind it, you can be assured that this monitor will last for years to come. Overall, if you're in the market for a high-quality monitor, this is one that you should definitely consider.
The monitor looks great, was packaged nicely, and seems to have a good build quality.However I was unable to get it to work with my MacMini M2. I tried connection both over HDMI (using the supplied cables) and Thunderbolt/USB C. Over USB the computer thought it was a 5k display, and over HDMI it didn't know what it's native resolution should be. I got it to display by manually selecting a 4k resolution, but it would only work at 30 Hz which is unacceptable. When switched to 60Hz, the monitor would display a message saying an unknown resolution was being used.So, while I don't think this is a bad display, it was not a good fit for my Macintosh environment. If you have a Mac, beware. I suspect Windows users won't have any issues and that it will be a lovely display.
The panel is sharp with good and vibrant colours. Displaying coating is sufficiently decently with minimal reflection and glare, and did not make the display images grainy (to my eyes). Overall pleasant to eye and not fatiguing.However HDR is not a strong point of this display. Maximum brightness on HDR is insignificant compare to SDR contents. On both Mac and Windows, when HDR is turned on, the colour becomes washed out, with darker contents becoming much brighter, and bright contents way too bright or even white-ish.The biggest disappointment is the re-designed monitor. The quality is much lower than S2719HS (S-Pro), where there is significant turning tolerance between the base and the vertical stand even when fully tightened. Missing swivel functionality. The ... MoreThe panel is sharp with good and vibrant colours. Displaying coating is sufficiently decently with minimal reflection and glare, and did not make the display images grainy (to my eyes). Overall pleasant to eye and not fatiguing.However HDR is not a strong point of this display. Maximum brightness on HDR is insignificant compare to SDR contents. On both Mac and Windows, when HDR is turned on, the colour becomes washed out, with darker contents becoming much brighter, and bright contents way too bright or even white-ish.The biggest disappointment is the re-designed monitor. The quality is much lower than S2719HS (S-Pro), where there is significant turning tolerance between the base and the vertical stand even when fully tightened. Missing swivel functionality. The cable maangement opening is way too small, the included power cable cannot even fit though (both ends of the cable are too big). This is simply unacceptable, the design should have included for the included accessories. Basically, only the display connectors can be cable managed.Height adjust, pivot and rotate work well, height adjustment is very smooth. Overall a superb monitor at low price, most of its cons are understandable cost-cutting to lower the price of the monitor (so don't buy at original price!!!), and are not deal-breakers. The display image quality is very good (not comparing to macbook pro).
Dell and Micro center made it difficult for me to go with my original goal of getting a 5K display by offering this 4K display for about a 10th of the cost of the leading 5K displays. At that price, a lot of risk was removed for me. So how was the display. Certainly a 5K produced by LG or Apple would have significantly more pixels per inch and a lot more pop to it. But this display has proven to be more than adequate. With either 4K or 5K displays you have scale the picture up, otherwise at those resolutions most text would be too tiny to read. There was a question as to whether this display -- which I use with both a work laptop and my new Mac Mini M2 would be versatile enough to keep what makes the high resolution good while being able to scale up on demand to the ... MoreDell and Micro center made it difficult for me to go with my original goal of getting a 5K display by offering this 4K display for about a 10th of the cost of the leading 5K displays. At that price, a lot of risk was removed for me. So how was the display. Certainly a 5K produced by LG or Apple would have significantly more pixels per inch and a lot more pop to it. But this display has proven to be more than adequate. With either 4K or 5K displays you have scale the picture up, otherwise at those resolutions most text would be too tiny to read. There was a question as to whether this display -- which I use with both a work laptop and my new Mac Mini M2 would be versatile enough to keep what makes the high resolution good while being able to scale up on demand to the two different platforms. It has passed that test with flying colors. My one complaint was that its default settings turned out to be too dim for me. I had to adjust the picture settings to up the brightness quite a bit and the contrast just a tad. I use this for writing, for work, and for web browsing. I don't watch movies or play PC games using this monitor. For the demands of teleworking using this along with a 21" older full HD display as an extended display, it's been fine. The picture is not glorious or stunning, but it doesn't fail in any way, either.
| General | |
| Display Type | LED-backlit LCD monitor / TFT active matrix |
| Energy Class | Class G |
| Energy Class (HDR) | Class G |
| Energy Consumption per Year | 39 kWh |
