Dell-U2723QE-Black 27" (68.58 cm) 4K Monitor, 60Hz, 5ms, IPS Panel, Brightness: 400 Cd/M²,Anti-Glare 3H Hardness, 1.07B Colors, 5 Year Warranty, 1x HDMI, 2X DP Port, 8X USB, Audio Line Out.

I tried two monitors from Amazon PD series from BenQ and an ultrawide from LG. Both had low brightness and their pros and cons. I wanted to get a perfect sized monitor for coding and YouTube and Netflix. This one fits and checks all the boxes. With its almost glossy screen contrast is amazing with ips black, huge difference as compared to others like PD series from BenQ. It has amazing dci p3 color gamut produces amazing colors and with 4k 27inch great text clarity while coding. It's little pricey but worth every penny.

I’ve had the BenQ PD27 monitor in alternate consideration along with this monitor. Apart from the lacking speakers, everything else felt like an advantage in terms of picture quality as well as price. The Delta value is <2 which is better than the BenQ PD, as well as DCI-P3 is 98% compared to the 95% on the other one. I believe there is small amount of bleed on the edges, but barely visible at most times. The display feels premium and I haven’t felt more satisfied with a monitor purchase before.

I wanted a colour accurate monitor for editing videos and photos. Everything’s great about this monitor; the only problem was that my Intel Macbook Pro 2018 model couldn’t handle 4k resolution. I researched about it and found out that there was some issue with Mac OS scaling. Apparently, Mac’s hardware/software has to do extra work for displaying 4k content as compared to 5k. But if that’s the case, I think there will be slight improvement if I get a 5k monitor and nothing drastic because Macbook will be still doing a lot more work to push those 5k pixels. So I guess, for my Intel MBP a 1080p monitor will work the best.

Resolution is sharp, deep blacks and one can notice the real difference when viewing movies through a mac.Lot of ports though I hardly use them.Screen size is helpful working on large data sets or even office documents where you dont need to scroll much compared to a 25 inch monitor.Design is minimalistic and stand offers lot of tilt and swilel options but could have been better quality as i feel the vertical balance adjustment is not easy

Screen issue after 15 days, stopped working after 30 days. Now, it's in my storage. Value for money: Worse in a way that it doesn't make any sense. If you have to waste 50K and demanded that you gave it to the seller and Amazon. Then go for it....

More than 1 year of use. No complaints at all. Dell service is commendable

I am fortunate to find this monitor under the 50k. You won't believe but its value for money ... The pixels are great and they provide clear and sharp text. Blacks are good like they have mentioned 2000:1 contrast. I compared this laptop with an OLED display of laptop and I got amazed with the color production of this monitor. The visual are almost same on both laptop screen and the dell monitor. The only thing is the contrast ratio disappointed me like OLED . But for a 50k it's just a machine which is for every graphics designer and video editors.

You probably already know if you need this or not, if you’re here. It’s a highly color accurate monitor (dci-p3). So it’s good enough for most design/creative work. Check YouTube if you want.It’s expensive because of the p3 color support. Most cheap lg monitors don’t support it. Is it crucial for creative work? No. I bought it for the same reason I use a macbook - long lasting obsolescence-proof purchase decision.There are some LG monitors in a similar price range as well. Go for those if it’s cheaper, I don’t see any real difference. I bought this cos I trust Dell slightly more.Lots of cables in the box, you won’t have to buy anything else.