Dell U2724D UltraSharp USB-C 27 Inch QHD (2560x1440) Monitor, 60Hz, IPS, 5ms, 100% sRGB, 3x USB-C, 2x DisplayPort, HDMI, 4x USB, RJ45, 3 Year Warranty, Silver

Great monitor. For me, 2560x1440 hits the sweet spot between HD and 4k, perfect for writing code and fine for watching films. Great selection of inputs and the USB-C hub cuts down on cables for charging/video/network.

Good high quality monitor

I've had this a while now and I'm very happy with it. It's my 3rd Dell Monitor and the best I've had yet. A great option if you're looking for quality but don't want or need a 4K unit.

The USB-C hub is a game changer, especially if you plan on connecting your laptop to this. It essentially allows you to have your desk and peripherals set up akin to a desktop, and all connected to your laptop by 1 cable! One!Fast. Speedy. Clean.My only suggestion would be that the cable management hole in the upright of the stand is nice for a few cables, but if you've got a load of cables all plugged in, it may be a tight squeeze.

This is an excellent monitor. It has good picture quality. The 27" size is very useful for having two programmes side-by-side. I particularly appreciate the USB hub through which I can connect all my peripheral items such as external storage, mouse, keyboard, webcam, etc.

Very happy with this product screen size & quality is great!

I've had a terrible experience with this monitors USB hub unfortunately as there appears to be a fundamental incompatibility issue with the integrated Realtek USB NIC and the USB hub + the USB-C uplink (the firmware has been updated to the latest available version, as have the NIC drivers, but the issues persist - these issues appear to have been going on for years, going off other related posts around these issues, but it doesn't appear that Dell have bothered to address them:1, The NIC frequently drops out when a USB Bluetooth receiver is plugged into the monitor + the mouse is unusable (the mouse works fine if the NIC is disabled).2, The USB-C output from my laptop is not always detected and I have only been able to resolve this by temporarily removing the USB-C uplink from my PC.I have worked around issue 1, by disabling the integrated NIC (in Windows) and plugging a third-party USB NIC into the monitor.These are obviously either design floors, or firmware issues which have not been addressed properly by Dell, and going off some related posts that I have come across, it seem that it is a bit hit and miss as to when the given unit was produced (shockingly bad!).

Excellent quality screen and the array of inputs is enough for a designer’s setup.