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Dell UltraSharp U2724DE 27" 2K QHD 120Hz Thunderbolt IPS Monitor
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Dell UltraSharp 27in QHD 120Hz IPS Thunderbolt Hub Monitor (U2724DE)
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Dell UltraSharp 27in QHD 120Hz IPS Thunderbolt Hub Monitor (U2724DE)
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Dell UltraSharp 27in QHD 120Hz IPS Thunderbolt Hub Monitor (U2724DE)
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Dell U2724DE 27" UHD 4K IPS LED USB-C Hub Monitor
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Dell 27inch Thunderbolt Hub 120Hz IPS U2724DE Monitor
Dell UltraSharp 27 Thunderbolt Hub Monitor - U2724DE - 2F1KK
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Wholesale 27 inches wide creen 16/9 aspect ratio 120Hz refresh rate 2K resolution QHD 2560x1440 pixels IPS panel monitor QLED creen monitor desktop
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Monitor DELL U2724DE 27" IPS Black QHD 2560x1440 px 120Hz 5ms KVM 2xThunderBolt 2xUSB-C DP HDMI 4xUSB3.2 RJ45 pivot
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The monitor portion and parts of the hub are great. It's a really nice screen and I do love it. However I have been getting a charging warning when booting up my laptop. It states that it is charging at 60W and it needs 65W even though the monitor is pushing 90W. It appears to be a false warning since the laptop charges while working and functions normally. I can bypass this easily but something doesn't seem quite right. The rest of the hub is great, I have everything plugged into the monitor and it makes for a much cleaner workspace. Overall I'm really happy with it.
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I like the Thunderbolt input, with so many USB types you never know if they will work.I like everything over a single cable to the laptop, including the network. A network cable is so much better than WiFi. Only one cable to disconnect when you are on the go and want to take the laptop.With the SSD, speakers, keyboard and mouse you need more USB ports.The screen resolution could be better.The USB ports are hard to find, and I had to turn the monitor over to find them and make the connections.The instruction manual is bad. The ports are different, and it doesn't explain upstream, downstream, high-power charging, low power charging......I like hooking up an SSD to the monitor for backups. You can even connect a desk top computer and switch back and forth ... MoreI like the Thunderbolt input, with so many USB types you never know if they will work.I like everything over a single cable to the laptop, including the network. A network cable is so much better than WiFi. Only one cable to disconnect when you are on the go and want to take the laptop.With the SSD, speakers, keyboard and mouse you need more USB ports.The screen resolution could be better.The USB ports are hard to find, and I had to turn the monitor over to find them and make the connections.The instruction manual is bad. The ports are different, and it doesn't explain upstream, downstream, high-power charging, low power charging......I like hooking up an SSD to the monitor for backups. You can even connect a desk top computer and switch back and forth to the laptop. Then the SSD can be used to transfer files between the computers.I got a laptop stand to raise its screen to the same heigh as the monitor.I use the laptop to show my desktop with all the links and the monitor is free for work.
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I setup dual U2724Ds on the MDS19 monitor stand and use it primarily for work but it is capable of supporting gaming. It was a significant improvement in color, refresh, etc. compared to previous dual 24" setup I had. Beautiful display that is easy on the eyes. Price is on the high side, but you get what you pay for.Pros-Excellent color and easy on the eyes-Display stand supports a full range of adjustments-Dual DisplayPort connectors permit monitor daisy-chaining-Multiple USB Type-C and Type-A ports-Ethernet connectivity and support for network-management features-Mini joystick controller for OSD menusCons-Price on the higher end
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Dell UltraSharp U2724DE 27" 2K QHD 120Hz Thunderbolt IPS Monitor
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Dell UltraSharp 27in QHD 120Hz IPS Thunderbolt Hub Monitor (U2724DE)
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Dell UltraSharp 27in QHD 120Hz IPS Thunderbolt Hub Monitor (U2724DE)
Delivery between 9–17 Sept $10
Dell UltraSharp 27in QHD 120Hz IPS Thunderbolt Hub Monitor (U2724DE)
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Dell U2724DE 27" UHD 4K IPS LED USB-C Hub Monitor
The monitor portion and parts of the hub are great. It's a really nice screen and I do love it. However I have been getting a charging warning when booting up my laptop. It states that it is charging at 60W and it needs 65W even though the monitor is pushing 90W. It appears to be a false warning since the laptop charges while working and functions normally. I can bypass this easily but something doesn't seem quite right. The rest of the hub is great, I have everything plugged into the monitor and it makes for a much cleaner workspace. Overall I'm really happy with it.
I like the Thunderbolt input, with so many USB types you never know if they will work.I like everything over a single cable to the laptop, including the network. A network cable is so much better than WiFi. Only one cable to disconnect when you are on the go and want to take the laptop.With the SSD, speakers, keyboard and mouse you need more USB ports.The screen resolution could be better.The USB ports are hard to find, and I had to turn the monitor over to find them and make the connections.The instruction manual is bad. The ports are different, and it doesn't explain upstream, downstream, high-power charging, low power charging......I like hooking up an SSD to the monitor for backups. You can even connect a desk top computer and switch back and forth ... MoreI like the Thunderbolt input, with so many USB types you never know if they will work.I like everything over a single cable to the laptop, including the network. A network cable is so much better than WiFi. Only one cable to disconnect when you are on the go and want to take the laptop.With the SSD, speakers, keyboard and mouse you need more USB ports.The screen resolution could be better.The USB ports are hard to find, and I had to turn the monitor over to find them and make the connections.The instruction manual is bad. The ports are different, and it doesn't explain upstream, downstream, high-power charging, low power charging......I like hooking up an SSD to the monitor for backups. You can even connect a desk top computer and switch back and forth to the laptop. Then the SSD can be used to transfer files between the computers.I got a laptop stand to raise its screen to the same heigh as the monitor.I use the laptop to show my desktop with all the links and the monitor is free for work.
I setup dual U2724Ds on the MDS19 monitor stand and use it primarily for work but it is capable of supporting gaming. It was a significant improvement in color, refresh, etc. compared to previous dual 24" setup I had. Beautiful display that is easy on the eyes. Price is on the high side, but you get what you pay for.Pros-Excellent color and easy on the eyes-Display stand supports a full range of adjustments-Dual DisplayPort connectors permit monitor daisy-chaining-Multiple USB Type-C and Type-A ports-Ethernet connectivity and support for network-management features-Mini joystick controller for OSD menusCons-Price on the higher end
Technology generally improves, and there are a number of real improvements here over my old 27" UltraSharp monitor:Black is deeper black, and the refresh rate is up to double if chosen (120 or 75 rather than 60Hz).Much better display - the automatic brightness and colour temperature works well and gives very readable results.Better controls - the mini-joystick on the back is far easier to use than separate buttons on the bottom of the screen.Better ports better placed - the USB-C and USB-A ports on the bottom of the monitor are particularly useful.Reduced power consumption - I used a smart plug to measure it and, on average, it is 40% of that of my old 27" monitor, which is a fantastic improvement and will pay back the purchase cost in a few years.But ... MoreTechnology generally improves, and there are a number of real improvements here over my old 27" UltraSharp monitor:Black is deeper black, and the refresh rate is up to double if chosen (120 or 75 rather than 60Hz).Much better display - the automatic brightness and colour temperature works well and gives very readable results.Better controls - the mini-joystick on the back is far easier to use than separate buttons on the bottom of the screen.Better ports better placed - the USB-C and USB-A ports on the bottom of the monitor are particularly useful.Reduced power consumption - I used a smart plug to measure it and, on average, it is 40% of that of my old 27" monitor, which is a fantastic improvement and will pay back the purchase cost in a few years.But good things are kept too, such as the robust build quality and the power cable going directly into the monitor without a "brick".Highly recommended.
The built in thunderbolt HUB and daisy-chaining make this really nice to use for photo editing + gaming on my personal PC, and quickly switching to my work laptop for WFH. It's a fantastic choice for a WFH shared office space. The I/O and ergonomics are fantastic.For gaming (and normal desktop use) the 120hz is great but motion clarity is just ok.Picture quality is similarly good to the pair of U2515H I had previously, with better contrast and higher gamut. However, I'm having trouble getting the white-point to match between this display and the U2724D (which should be the same panel just without the KVM and extra ports) I bought at the same time, even after calibration with a Colormunki Display. The displays have a handy "sync settings" feature but one has a ... MoreThe built in thunderbolt HUB and daisy-chaining make this really nice to use for photo editing + gaming on my personal PC, and quickly switching to my work laptop for WFH. It's a fantastic choice for a WFH shared office space. The I/O and ergonomics are fantastic.For gaming (and normal desktop use) the 120hz is great but motion clarity is just ok.Picture quality is similarly good to the pair of U2515H I had previously, with better contrast and higher gamut. However, I'm having trouble getting the white-point to match between this display and the U2724D (which should be the same panel just without the KVM and extra ports) I bought at the same time, even after calibration with a Colormunki Display. The displays have a handy "sync settings" feature but one has a much greener tint and seems less bright at the same brightness settings, so I find it distracting to use both displays with settings synced.
My husband bought this monitor to replace a 5 year old AOC 27" i2757fh he had bought five years ago. The AOC didn't have an adjustable stand, but was otherwise a good monitor for writing reports, web browsing, and video meetings with clients.I had cataracts and other eye surgery and my eyes late last year and I became acutely aware how much better my 13" zen book screen looked in comparison to the big monitor.We discussed what type of monitors would be easier on my eyes, if I needed one with speakers vs a audio pass through, monitor stand height and how much desktop space I have available.We decided to purchase the Dell monitor based on the price, our experience with the reliability and tech support we've had with Dell computers, the stand's adjust ability, the ... MoreMy husband bought this monitor to replace a 5 year old AOC 27" i2757fh he had bought five years ago. The AOC didn't have an adjustable stand, but was otherwise a good monitor for writing reports, web browsing, and video meetings with clients.I had cataracts and other eye surgery and my eyes late last year and I became acutely aware how much better my 13" zen book screen looked in comparison to the big monitor.We discussed what type of monitors would be easier on my eyes, if I needed one with speakers vs a audio pass through, monitor stand height and how much desktop space I have available.We decided to purchase the Dell monitor based on the price, our experience with the reliability and tech support we've had with Dell computers, the stand's adjust ability, the audio connection on the back and the option to daisy chain a second monitor.The image was a major improvement in image quality across the board, I noticed significantly less eye fatigue at the end of the day, reading small type became much easier and I noticed video calls seemed much clearer.I would recommend this monitor for anyone working on video calls or writing, as I think the higher resfresh rate and improvements in display clarity are worth the extra money.
This is a very nice monitor, and having an integrated dock is nice, however my Dell Precision wants a 130W power adapter, and the Thunderbolt port can only provide 90W (whoops). When I attempted to use my new QHD monitor with my old dock & brick, it wouldn't allow the new monitor to run at its full resolution, I have the 27" QHD and a 24" FHD. So that was frustrating. In the end, I used the built-in power supply/dock in the monitor and daisy chained monitors. I have both monitors at full resolution now after installing the appropriate .INF files for each monitor. My laptop battery charges slower than it used to, but I'm ok with that compromise. It took me about 1.5 hours to get things running as optimally as possible. It was hardly plug 'n play. I really don't see ... MoreThis is a very nice monitor, and having an integrated dock is nice, however my Dell Precision wants a 130W power adapter, and the Thunderbolt port can only provide 90W (whoops). When I attempted to use my new QHD monitor with my old dock & brick, it wouldn't allow the new monitor to run at its full resolution, I have the 27" QHD and a 24" FHD. So that was frustrating. In the end, I used the built-in power supply/dock in the monitor and daisy chained monitors. I have both monitors at full resolution now after installing the appropriate .INF files for each monitor. My laptop battery charges slower than it used to, but I'm ok with that compromise. It took me about 1.5 hours to get things running as optimally as possible. It was hardly plug 'n play. I really don't see why they didn't just put a barrel jack on the monitor and allow you to use your original AC/DC brick. It would've been so much easier.
This monitor is amazing. it's a 2nd purchase for my home office (both 27"). Depending on the work I'm doing (mostly spreadsheets and business apps), I have one horizontal and the other vertical. The Dell display manager keeps my multiple screens organized. The only issue I have is not being able to daisy chain them together easily. Work purchased a docking station so I didn't need to struggle figuring it out. Other than that, they work perfectly and have a beautiful display. Also, for those of you who think these are overkill for just spreadsheet work, they are not. Buy 2 and working from home becomes just a little bit brighter.
This is my first Dell monitor. I've only had U2724DE for a couple of weeks, but so far haven't had any issues. Didn't want a 4K monitor as my eyes aren't as good as when I was younger. Using this for programming and all other general stuff at home. Quite a good piece of hardware and I find that 2560 x 1440 resolution on 27 display is optimal for me. Monitor is sharp and so far I haven't found any dead or stuck pixels. Menu system is easy to work with. Connectivity is excellent. Plenty of ports. I have a couple of linux machines, using DP and HDMI ports, while my work machine (MacBook Pro 2019) is hooked through the Thunderbolt wire. It channels wired network connection, DP video, wired mouse and power through one Thunderbolt cable to the Mac. Definitelly a big ... MoreThis is my first Dell monitor. I've only had U2724DE for a couple of weeks, but so far haven't had any issues. Didn't want a 4K monitor as my eyes aren't as good as when I was younger. Using this for programming and all other general stuff at home. Quite a good piece of hardware and I find that 2560 x 1440 resolution on 27 display is optimal for me. Monitor is sharp and so far I haven't found any dead or stuck pixels. Menu system is easy to work with. Connectivity is excellent. Plenty of ports. I have a couple of linux machines, using DP and HDMI ports, while my work machine (MacBook Pro 2019) is hooked through the Thunderbolt wire. It channels wired network connection, DP video, wired mouse and power through one Thunderbolt cable to the Mac. Definitelly a big helper.The display color is good (for a non-photographer anyway), and there's a good set of settings to tune it further. I can notice some backlight ghosting, but it is very little and not something that bothers me (I tried a BenQ before and it was much worse). Glad that this thing uses an IPS Black panel.Crossing fingers that there won't be any problems down the road, but so far I can definitely say I'm pleased with this monitor. Yes, it costs more than others, but I think it's worth it. The panel is good, menu system is easy to work, connectivity is excellent, design is nice, stand is solid and the included cables seem of good quality.
This monitor looks great: the best screen, easy on the eyes, etc., I have ever seen! I noticed reduced eyestrain the very first day within hours. Unfortunately, I had to return it because it never could do the things I bought it to do. Daisy-chaining two monitors together never worked, even though this is specifically documented in the users' manual. The KVM feature (controlling 2 computers using the same monitor, keyboard, and mouse) apparently only works if BOTH computers are Dell computers (a fact buried deep within the technical manual). If I just had the non-Dell desktop hooked up to this monitor, the monitor worked fine. But in the KVM configuration with my Dell laptop, only the laptop worked, not my non-Dell desktop. Also, since there are no integrated ... MoreThis monitor looks great: the best screen, easy on the eyes, etc., I have ever seen! I noticed reduced eyestrain the very first day within hours. Unfortunately, I had to return it because it never could do the things I bought it to do. Daisy-chaining two monitors together never worked, even though this is specifically documented in the users' manual. The KVM feature (controlling 2 computers using the same monitor, keyboard, and mouse) apparently only works if BOTH computers are Dell computers (a fact buried deep within the technical manual). If I just had the non-Dell desktop hooked up to this monitor, the monitor worked fine. But in the KVM configuration with my Dell laptop, only the laptop worked, not my non-Dell desktop. Also, since there are no integrated speakers, I purchased the Dell soundbar at Dell's recommendation. Yet, there was no compatible connector for the soundbar to connect to this monitor, so I had to return it. I also returned this monitor since none of the high-end features I bought it for could work, and Dell's tech support was worse than worthless. As "just a monitor" it is way too expensive, despite having excellent video quality. I can recommend it as a KVM monitor only if ALL your devices are Dell and you have "the right" kind of graphics card in the computer.
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Experience a new level of visual comfort and productivity with this hub monitor certified by TÃœV for 5-star eye comfort. Designed with extensive connectivity and the power of Thunderbolt 4.
Experience a new level of visual comfort and productivity with this hub monitor certified by TÃœV for 5-star eye comfort. Designed with extensive connectivity and the power of Thunderbolt 4.
Dell UltraSharp 27 Thunderbolt Hub Monitor 2f1kk
Experience a new level of visual comfort and productivity with this hub monitor certified by TÃœV for 5-star eye comfort. Designed with extensive connectivity and the power of Thunderbolt 4.
Experience a new level of visual comfort and productivity with this hub monitor certified by TÃœV for 5-star eye comfort. Designed with extensive connectivity and the power of Thunderbolt 4.
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