Dell P2724DEB 27inch QHD IPS Video Conferencing Monitor
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Testing the display on an AlienWare x17 r1 laptop attached to a Dell WD19 dock and compared against an older 27" non-Dell display. Overall, a very nice display for conferencing. Display is very sharp and clean - no perceived refresh issues - looks very bright and stable. Tested on USB-C, HDMI, and DP with great success.Display comes with a pop-up camera and mic. Picture is a little grainy if you go full screen with a high resolution, but in a conferencing situation with several different participants, that's not so much an issue. A key feature was microphone distance - was able to test mic out to 8' and it came out clear, even at distance, where most PC mics require you to be 12-18" or closer to get intelligible sound. The speakers are small as they are in the ... MoreTesting the display on an AlienWare x17 r1 laptop attached to a Dell WD19 dock and compared against an older 27" non-Dell display. Overall, a very nice display for conferencing. Display is very sharp and clean - no perceived refresh issues - looks very bright and stable. Tested on USB-C, HDMI, and DP with great success.Display comes with a pop-up camera and mic. Picture is a little grainy if you go full screen with a high resolution, but in a conferencing situation with several different participants, that's not so much an issue. A key feature was microphone distance - was able to test mic out to 8' and it came out clear, even at distance, where most PC mics require you to be 12-18" or closer to get intelligible sound. The speakers are small as they are in the sound bar below the display. Audio sounded much the same as canned audio from a basic quality laptop - good highs and mids - but no lower end bass response. As far as downsides go, that would be the only one for this unit.I liked the hub features of the display - extra USB ports and a network port on-board is definitely good in taking the pressure off of my dock. Packing some options into this device to make it versatile for either a desktop display or use in places like a small conference room.If you consider needing a display with camera, mic, speakers, the price point is not that bad off - which is a good justification for dropping these on company workstation situations.
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The size specs of Dell's UltraSharp 40 Curved Thunderbolt Monitor are perfect and the 5K resolution is impressive. Unlike other typical large size monitors, this monitor extends in a curved landscape orientation that I feel is easier on the eyes from a left to right perspective, versus jumping up and down. The number of different inputs and built-in speakers are a very nice touch to this monitor. What should be noted however is if a user is connecting a laptop via a docking station, it's important to understand that the docking station isn't limited and able to support the 5k monitor requirements, or Dell propose a recommended docking station solution(s) upgrade for laptop users whereby the integrated hub is not able to meet the need.Our office happens to also ... MoreThe size specs of Dell's UltraSharp 40 Curved Thunderbolt Monitor are perfect and the 5K resolution is impressive. Unlike other typical large size monitors, this monitor extends in a curved landscape orientation that I feel is easier on the eyes from a left to right perspective, versus jumping up and down. The number of different inputs and built-in speakers are a very nice touch to this monitor. What should be noted however is if a user is connecting a laptop via a docking station, it's important to understand that the docking station isn't limited and able to support the 5k monitor requirements, or Dell propose a recommended docking station solution(s) upgrade for laptop users whereby the integrated hub is not able to meet the need.Our office happens to also have the 38" curved monitor that is very similar in size and specs to the 40" monitor, and both are very impressive when your work requires an extended landscape view. The 38" monitor is a more recommended cost-effective option if your work does not require the precise resolution requirements from a 5K monitor. However, we highly recommend them both!
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I was evaluating this display for the purpose of video conferencing with a laptop connected via USB-C. I focused on the camera and audio systems. This unit is one of an increasingly large number of offerings in the category -- a display with built in camera, microphone, speakers, and I/O (i.e. built-in USB-C docking hub with Ethernet, USB A, etc.)Pros:- The camera is one of the better ones in this category. Of the ones I have tested, it is second only to its bigger sibling - the Dell U3223QZ. It does struggle a bit in lower light, but that is not uncommon for integrated cameras. At 1440P and 1080P, the camera is pretty sharp and the colors seemed fine, although I did not perform any detailed color tests.- The microphone produced clear, intelligible audio, easily ... MoreI was evaluating this display for the purpose of video conferencing with a laptop connected via USB-C. I focused on the camera and audio systems. This unit is one of an increasingly large number of offerings in the category -- a display with built in camera, microphone, speakers, and I/O (i.e. built-in USB-C docking hub with Ethernet, USB A, etc.)Pros:- The camera is one of the better ones in this category. Of the ones I have tested, it is second only to its bigger sibling - the Dell U3223QZ. It does struggle a bit in lower light, but that is not uncommon for integrated cameras. At 1440P and 1080P, the camera is pretty sharp and the colors seemed fine, although I did not perform any detailed color tests.- The microphone produced clear, intelligible audio, easily sufficient for video conferencing. It is not a studio-grade microphone, of course, but for everyday work with Meet/Zoom/Teams and the like, the participants on the other end of the call will be able to hear you clearly.- I didn't do any exhaustive tests with the display in terms of viewing angle, color reproduction, latency and the like, but the 1440P panel was a perfectly reasonable and comfortable display to use for the purpose described and general productivity work.- The I/O is pretty complete, including USB-C charging (90W) and all the ports you would generally need for a 1-cable connection to your computer.Cons:- The speaker system is entirely inadequate. External speakers are a *must* because the built-in ones are unusable. To say that it was tinny would be an understatement. While they were sufficiently loud the quality of the audio was akin to that of low-end laptops in the late 1990's. The speakers on this device are easily the worst in class relative to other devices I have used in this category. And that is unfortunate because of the "Pros" mentioned above. (The very similar looking U3223QZ has a far better speaker system, which, although it is nothing amazing, is a very comfortable daily-driver that I use regularly.)Listening to music and speech was literally painful. I switched to the audio output of my Chromebook which has run-of-the-mill audio, and it was night-and-day. The laptop had far more body, less distortion, and was overall a completely comfortable listening experience (all while playing at the same or even louder volume levels) -- exactly the opposite of P2724DEB speaker system.Unless this display is used with external speakers/headphones (or even the laptop's bult-in speakers), the speakers are so bad as to disqualify this device as a video-conferencing display.
| General | |
| Display Type | LED-backlit LCD monitor / TFT active matrix |
| Diagonal Size | 27" |
| Built-in Devices | 2 microphones, IR camera, proximity sensor, USB 3.2 Gen 1/USB-C hub, RGB camera, IR sensor |
| USB Power Delivery | 90 Watt |
Dell P2724DEB 27inch QHD IPS 90W PD Video Conferencing Monitor
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Testing the display on an AlienWare x17 r1 laptop attached to a Dell WD19 dock and compared against an older 27" non-Dell display. Overall, a very nice display for conferencing. Display is very sharp and clean - no perceived refresh issues - looks very bright and stable. Tested on USB-C, HDMI, and DP with great success.Display comes with a pop-up camera and mic. Picture is a little grainy if you go full screen with a high resolution, but in a conferencing situation with several different participants, that's not so much an issue. A key feature was microphone distance - was able to test mic out to 8' and it came out clear, even at distance, where most PC mics require you to be 12-18" or closer to get intelligible sound. The speakers are small as they are in the ... MoreTesting the display on an AlienWare x17 r1 laptop attached to a Dell WD19 dock and compared against an older 27" non-Dell display. Overall, a very nice display for conferencing. Display is very sharp and clean - no perceived refresh issues - looks very bright and stable. Tested on USB-C, HDMI, and DP with great success.Display comes with a pop-up camera and mic. Picture is a little grainy if you go full screen with a high resolution, but in a conferencing situation with several different participants, that's not so much an issue. A key feature was microphone distance - was able to test mic out to 8' and it came out clear, even at distance, where most PC mics require you to be 12-18" or closer to get intelligible sound. The speakers are small as they are in the sound bar below the display. Audio sounded much the same as canned audio from a basic quality laptop - good highs and mids - but no lower end bass response. As far as downsides go, that would be the only one for this unit.I liked the hub features of the display - extra USB ports and a network port on-board is definitely good in taking the pressure off of my dock. Packing some options into this device to make it versatile for either a desktop display or use in places like a small conference room.If you consider needing a display with camera, mic, speakers, the price point is not that bad off - which is a good justification for dropping these on company workstation situations.
The size specs of Dell's UltraSharp 40 Curved Thunderbolt Monitor are perfect and the 5K resolution is impressive. Unlike other typical large size monitors, this monitor extends in a curved landscape orientation that I feel is easier on the eyes from a left to right perspective, versus jumping up and down. The number of different inputs and built-in speakers are a very nice touch to this monitor. What should be noted however is if a user is connecting a laptop via a docking station, it's important to understand that the docking station isn't limited and able to support the 5k monitor requirements, or Dell propose a recommended docking station solution(s) upgrade for laptop users whereby the integrated hub is not able to meet the need.Our office happens to also ... MoreThe size specs of Dell's UltraSharp 40 Curved Thunderbolt Monitor are perfect and the 5K resolution is impressive. Unlike other typical large size monitors, this monitor extends in a curved landscape orientation that I feel is easier on the eyes from a left to right perspective, versus jumping up and down. The number of different inputs and built-in speakers are a very nice touch to this monitor. What should be noted however is if a user is connecting a laptop via a docking station, it's important to understand that the docking station isn't limited and able to support the 5k monitor requirements, or Dell propose a recommended docking station solution(s) upgrade for laptop users whereby the integrated hub is not able to meet the need.Our office happens to also have the 38" curved monitor that is very similar in size and specs to the 40" monitor, and both are very impressive when your work requires an extended landscape view. The 38" monitor is a more recommended cost-effective option if your work does not require the precise resolution requirements from a 5K monitor. However, we highly recommend them both!
I was evaluating this display for the purpose of video conferencing with a laptop connected via USB-C. I focused on the camera and audio systems. This unit is one of an increasingly large number of offerings in the category -- a display with built in camera, microphone, speakers, and I/O (i.e. built-in USB-C docking hub with Ethernet, USB A, etc.)Pros:- The camera is one of the better ones in this category. Of the ones I have tested, it is second only to its bigger sibling - the Dell U3223QZ. It does struggle a bit in lower light, but that is not uncommon for integrated cameras. At 1440P and 1080P, the camera is pretty sharp and the colors seemed fine, although I did not perform any detailed color tests.- The microphone produced clear, intelligible audio, easily ... MoreI was evaluating this display for the purpose of video conferencing with a laptop connected via USB-C. I focused on the camera and audio systems. This unit is one of an increasingly large number of offerings in the category -- a display with built in camera, microphone, speakers, and I/O (i.e. built-in USB-C docking hub with Ethernet, USB A, etc.)Pros:- The camera is one of the better ones in this category. Of the ones I have tested, it is second only to its bigger sibling - the Dell U3223QZ. It does struggle a bit in lower light, but that is not uncommon for integrated cameras. At 1440P and 1080P, the camera is pretty sharp and the colors seemed fine, although I did not perform any detailed color tests.- The microphone produced clear, intelligible audio, easily sufficient for video conferencing. It is not a studio-grade microphone, of course, but for everyday work with Meet/Zoom/Teams and the like, the participants on the other end of the call will be able to hear you clearly.- I didn't do any exhaustive tests with the display in terms of viewing angle, color reproduction, latency and the like, but the 1440P panel was a perfectly reasonable and comfortable display to use for the purpose described and general productivity work.- The I/O is pretty complete, including USB-C charging (90W) and all the ports you would generally need for a 1-cable connection to your computer.Cons:- The speaker system is entirely inadequate. External speakers are a *must* because the built-in ones are unusable. To say that it was tinny would be an understatement. While they were sufficiently loud the quality of the audio was akin to that of low-end laptops in the late 1990's. The speakers on this device are easily the worst in class relative to other devices I have used in this category. And that is unfortunate because of the "Pros" mentioned above. (The very similar looking U3223QZ has a far better speaker system, which, although it is nothing amazing, is a very comfortable daily-driver that I use regularly.)Listening to music and speech was literally painful. I switched to the audio output of my Chromebook which has run-of-the-mill audio, and it was night-and-day. The laptop had far more body, less distortion, and was overall a completely comfortable listening experience (all while playing at the same or even louder volume levels) -- exactly the opposite of P2724DEB speaker system.Unless this display is used with external speakers/headphones (or even the laptop's bult-in speakers), the speakers are so bad as to disqualify this device as a video-conferencing display.
This monitor is very close to the U4021QW, but there are some things that set it apart in addition to one concern. First, the thunderbolt hub monitors are so much better than having a docking station.I have one power cable to plug in the monitor and one thunderbolt connection to my laptop. It really cleans up my desk and reduces the amount of cables that I have to use. Second, the positive improvements that the U4025QW have compared to the U4021QW are IPS Black Technology, better brightness, better contrast ratio, and a better refresh rate. I also really like the drop down USB A/C ports on the bottom of the monitor. You can push the drop down back up into the monitor to hide the ports if you don't want to use them. They come in handy to charge your phone, plug in ... MoreThis monitor is very close to the U4021QW, but there are some things that set it apart in addition to one concern. First, the thunderbolt hub monitors are so much better than having a docking station.I have one power cable to plug in the monitor and one thunderbolt connection to my laptop. It really cleans up my desk and reduces the amount of cables that I have to use. Second, the positive improvements that the U4025QW have compared to the U4021QW are IPS Black Technology, better brightness, better contrast ratio, and a better refresh rate. I also really like the drop down USB A/C ports on the bottom of the monitor. You can push the drop down back up into the monitor to hide the ports if you don't want to use them. They come in handy to charge your phone, plug in your headphones for charging, or plug in a USB A receiver if you are still using a mouse that isn't Bluetooth. I wish there were specific printed instructions on using the KVM feature. I figured it out after playing with it a bit. The monitor does a decent job walking you through the setup, but I prefer printed instructions in the box. The one concern that I have is that it appears to be using a Displayport 1.4 connection which can only do 60hz. If you use that Displayport you won't get to fullest capability of 120hz out of this monitor. I wish Dell would have put a Displayport 2.1 connection in the monitor. In conclusion, I think it is a really good monitor, but I don't think it is worth the extra cost compared to the U4021QW.
I have been testing this monitor for 2 weeks and am very pleased with it. The P2724DEB is an improvement over the C2722DE, which I find to be distractingly beautiful. The P2727DEB has a soundbar (microphone?) at the top of the monitor. The microphone is far less likely to pick up sounds from under the monitor (keyboard or cat snoring) than the C2722DE. ALSO, when my dogs started barking (loudly) in the next room my caller swore that the barking could not be heard. The camera has the ability for some adjustment which makes this short user more easily seen. I highly recommend this monitor as an excellent conferencing monitor and a great value.I have no true criticism for this monitor. Dell has been making the best monitors for a long time now and I have a gripe. The ... MoreI have been testing this monitor for 2 weeks and am very pleased with it. The P2724DEB is an improvement over the C2722DE, which I find to be distractingly beautiful. The P2727DEB has a soundbar (microphone?) at the top of the monitor. The microphone is far less likely to pick up sounds from under the monitor (keyboard or cat snoring) than the C2722DE. ALSO, when my dogs started barking (loudly) in the next room my caller swore that the barking could not be heard. The camera has the ability for some adjustment which makes this short user more easily seen. I highly recommend this monitor as an excellent conferencing monitor and a great value.I have no true criticism for this monitor. Dell has been making the best monitors for a long time now and I have a gripe. The ports are only visible when I position myself under the monitor and use a flashlight. This requires some gymnastics that would be better avoided. I recently tested another manufacturer's monitor (not NEARLY as nice) but its one claim to fame was that the ports were easily visible and flat on the back of the monitor.
Pros: Good price and decent picture quality; combination monitor, speaker, mics, and webcam.Cons: Very poor sound quality, occasional Teams conference freezing, occasional shrieking sounds for no reason, shrieking sounds when attempting to multitask and another application plays sound, monitor leans just slightly to one side with no way to fix. Too few USB ports, needs 1-2 more to be useful.Detail: Used with new Dell XPS 17 laptop and new Dell 130-watt Thunderbolt dock. Random Teams conference issues I've never had before with old system. Webcam, image, and sound freeze for 5 to 10 seconds intermittently. Not a network issue. Does not happen when using laptop only for Teams call. Happens at least once every 15 minutes on average. Occasionally loud shrieking ... MorePros: Good price and decent picture quality; combination monitor, speaker, mics, and webcam.Cons: Very poor sound quality, occasional Teams conference freezing, occasional shrieking sounds for no reason, shrieking sounds when attempting to multitask and another application plays sound, monitor leans just slightly to one side with no way to fix. Too few USB ports, needs 1-2 more to be useful.Detail: Used with new Dell XPS 17 laptop and new Dell 130-watt Thunderbolt dock. Random Teams conference issues I've never had before with old system. Webcam, image, and sound freeze for 5 to 10 seconds intermittently. Not a network issue. Does not happen when using laptop only for Teams call. Happens at least once every 15 minutes on average. Occasionally loud shrieking sound with no way to resolve except disconnect from Teams call. Noticed similar shrieking sound when attempting to multi-task while on Teams call and another program plays a sound. In Windows you will see multiple speakers, thus you have to adjust sound in two places. It's like Teams calls bypass normal sound processes. Even with all sounds turned to maximum in all places certain people's voices are not understandable. Others are too loud on the flip side. But generally sound quality/volume is poor/low. My 3-year-old dot with clock is 2 to 3 times better for sound quality and they are basically given away for free. Also, was not a problem with my 5-year-old competitors 230-watt dock with conference add-on. It’s a shame that had whoever manufactures this item for Dell could have spent another $25 to $50 in parts and gotten better sound quality and a webcam that has low light sensitivity and face tracking. Dell could have charged $150 more, and it would be flying off the shelves in record numbers after people who WFH full-time hear about it. But alas the only option for decent quality conferencing while WFH is to purchase discrete webcams and speaker systems. I ended up returning and buying a Alienware gaming monitor, Dell Ultrasharp 4k webcam and the Logi Dock and am happy now. But part of me still knows there is a way to engineer this into a combination monitor, but no one seems willing to do such.
At this price point, it is very much not refined enough. Although this is the only ultrawide 4k monitor with high refresh rate.To start with some goods:- Built-in PSU- Good stand with cable management- Good amount of USB downstream ports - Thank you!- 90W PD3.0 charging- 2.5GbE- The slight curve is not disturbing compared to more curved 32 inch monitorsThen here is a long list of small issues:Software/DDM:- Adjusting brightness through the DDM on Windows is slow, taking multiple seconds, but this issue does not occur on macOS.- When switching between KVM upstreams using DDM, the HUD appears- Installation of DDM on macOS fails if the user is not part of the 'staff' group, even if the user has admin- Cannot program joystick direction to directly be a ... MoreAt this price point, it is very much not refined enough. Although this is the only ultrawide 4k monitor with high refresh rate.To start with some goods:- Built-in PSU- Good stand with cable management- Good amount of USB downstream ports - Thank you!- 90W PD3.0 charging- 2.5GbE- The slight curve is not disturbing compared to more curved 32 inch monitorsThen here is a long list of small issues:Software/DDM:- Adjusting brightness through the DDM on Windows is slow, taking multiple seconds, but this issue does not occur on macOS.- When switching between KVM upstreams using DDM, the HUD appears- Installation of DDM on macOS fails if the user is not part of the 'staff' group, even if the user has admin- Cannot program joystick direction to directly be a shortcut. Always need to press any joystick button then select a short cut with the scrolling menu- There is no option to save user presets for PBP/PIP configurations- Does not work on macOS over HDMI without USB connectionThunderbolt:- Occasionally, the monitor fails connect display data correctly, although downstream usb/thunderbolt devices still function. Need to replug the monitor's power to fix.- The monitor does not act as two separate monitors in split screen/PBP mode, which is particularly an issue for macOS, as it does not support DisplayPort Multi-Stream Transport.Hardware:- The pop-out USB ports are oriented horizontally, which is inconvenient because the monitor's overhang obstructs access when plugging in or removing cables.- The USB hub does not remain connected when the monitor is turned off.- There is no brightness control when the monitor is in HDR mode - this might be a limitation by the standard, but minimum and maximum brightness levels could still be adjustable- Auto Colour Temperature keep switching between warm and cold in a dark room- Below average panel compared to other premium 4k 32inch monitors (QD-OLED / Mini LED), 10bit colour needs FRC- VRR only has a minimum refresh rate of 49Hz- No DisplayPort 2.0 so requires DSCWith the launch price soon decreased by 25%, it probably should get another 25% off to be really good value.
The Dell U4025QW is a fantastic productivity booster! It enables you to see more of what you're working on with less frequent swapping between windows. It's also amazing for wide spreadsheets as it helps minimize horizontal scrolling.The gentle 2500R curve is absolutely a win. I tried an 1800R curved screen a few years back and felt like it distorted documents and text to the point it was distracting and returned it. I'm happy to report that is not the case with this monitor as the curve is much more subtle.My previous work setup consisted of a Dell 32" 4k USB-C hub monitor in extended desktop mode in conjunction with my Precision 5480 laptop. I'll admit, it took a bit of trial and error to figure out how to position all my applications with the added space the ... MoreThe Dell U4025QW is a fantastic productivity booster! It enables you to see more of what you're working on with less frequent swapping between windows. It's also amazing for wide spreadsheets as it helps minimize horizontal scrolling.The gentle 2500R curve is absolutely a win. I tried an 1800R curved screen a few years back and felt like it distorted documents and text to the point it was distracting and returned it. I'm happy to report that is not the case with this monitor as the curve is much more subtle.My previous work setup consisted of a Dell 32" 4k USB-C hub monitor in extended desktop mode in conjunction with my Precision 5480 laptop. I'll admit, it took a bit of trial and error to figure out how to position all my applications with the added space the U4025QW provides, but after a few days of playing around with it I found a happy medium. For the time being, I still have my laptop setup next to the U4025QW in extended desktop mode, but I've been keeping everything on the big screen - occasionally it's nice to have the additional space of the laptop screen but will likely close it up day to day and rely solely on the ultrawide (just need to pick up a webcam first).Other pros:- The integrated Thunderbolt 4 hub provides speedy access to my corporate network and peripherals (keyboard, mouse, DVD drive and the occasional USB flash drive).- The monitor as a whole feels very well constructed and the stand is very sturdy as well.- IPS Black truly helps with the contrast ratio- 120Hz is a plus - particularly when scrolling through long documents and websitesCons:- Perhaps the screen bezels are a bit large but it's hardly worth mentioning.- There's no doubt the asking price is high, ultimately you get what you pay for.Full disclosure, I received this monitor as part of the Dell Seed Program - very thankful to be included! The fact of the matter is, I bought one for use in my home office as well - it's that enjoyable to use.
This is an excellent conferencing monitor. It's a good size screen with a clear, sharp, bright display. The refresh rate is only 60hz so it's not great as part of a gaming rig, but as a workplace or remote working monitor it is near perfect!The built in speakers are surprisingly good (but only 5w which is great for a personal monitor, not so good if you are trying to fill a room with sound). The Webcam is 1080P, it's a little noisy compared to my 720p laptop webcam but the color reproduction is better.The built in docking station happily took my keyboard, mouse, Bluetooth headset, and network cable, feeding them to my laptop via a (slightly too short) USB-C cable and switching to a second PC via HDMI and USB.I was unable to get the slave monitor output working ... MoreThis is an excellent conferencing monitor. It's a good size screen with a clear, sharp, bright display. The refresh rate is only 60hz so it's not great as part of a gaming rig, but as a workplace or remote working monitor it is near perfect!The built in speakers are surprisingly good (but only 5w which is great for a personal monitor, not so good if you are trying to fill a room with sound). The Webcam is 1080P, it's a little noisy compared to my 720p laptop webcam but the color reproduction is better.The built in docking station happily took my keyboard, mouse, Bluetooth headset, and network cable, feeding them to my laptop via a (slightly too short) USB-C cable and switching to a second PC via HDMI and USB.I was unable to get the slave monitor output working due to the age of my laptop, apparently, I'd need a USB-C to DP cable (which wasn't included) or a laptop that supports HBR3.The front buttons work to control teams as you'd expect, opening teams, hanging up, adjusting the volume and muting the mic, and there is even a handy set of ports under the buttons for wired headphones, phone charger and an extra USB port.This monitor + keyboard and mouse is all that is required to make my WFH experience almost the same as my on-site experience.At the price it's currently selling for, it's a bargain, and my company has already ordered another one. I can see this becoming a very popular choice for my users who want a WFH station.
This Monitor has a lot of great advantages: Image is High quality and adjustable color, bright, etc. you wont get your eyes tired after hours of work. It works as a hub, everything you connect in it, automatically connects to your laptop (macbook, lenovo, etc) for example, mouse dongle, or other USD receivers. high adjustments are great, USB-C one cable for both energy, image and audio transmission is fantastic. I can always keep my macbook closed while using the monitor as the single source. Built-in camera is just fantastic, with high quality videos and a noise canceling microfone, I stoped using my noise canceling headphones during my video calls, I used to have Jabra and Plantronics Voyager 2 for calls, but after a few hours you get sick of that. the built ... MoreThis Monitor has a lot of great advantages: Image is High quality and adjustable color, bright, etc. you wont get your eyes tired after hours of work. It works as a hub, everything you connect in it, automatically connects to your laptop (macbook, lenovo, etc) for example, mouse dongle, or other USD receivers. high adjustments are great, USB-C one cable for both energy, image and audio transmission is fantastic. I can always keep my macbook closed while using the monitor as the single source. Built-in camera is just fantastic, with high quality videos and a noise canceling microfone, I stoped using my noise canceling headphones during my video calls, I used to have Jabra and Plantronics Voyager 2 for calls, but after a few hours you get sick of that. the built camera can be closed while not in use, the mic and video quality are just great. The size is just perfect for Home office work and calls, highly recommend this monitor.
| General | |
| Display Type | LED-backlit LCD monitor / TFT active matrix |
| Diagonal Size | 27" |
| Built-in Devices | 2 microphones, IR camera, proximity sensor, USB 3.2 Gen 1/USB-C hub, RGB camera, IR sensor |
| USB Power Delivery | 90 Watt |
