Best Dell Monitors

Great Monitor – This 27 inch monitor has changed my life as I have been putting up with my tiny little screen on my laptop, leaning in and leaning out, trying to… Read more

read the text. I highly recommend it because all I had to do is plug it into my laptop (it came with all the relevant cables) which is also a Dell and plug in the power and HDMI cable and it talked to my laptop immediately. Very happy.

Excellent monitor, perfect for the home office. Makes it easy to edit two spread sheets side by side etc. Love the USBC charging, and the handy USB-A… Read more

port under the monitor rim. The other USB ports are in a little bit of an inconvenient location at the back. For some reason I had to plug my speakers to the USB-A on the monitor rim (likely the power output rating from the various USB ports) and then purchase a short USB-USB extension cable to use in a port at the rear and dangle below the monitor, so my wireless keyboard and mouse could maintain line of sight. But now it is set up and works no problem. Very happy for less than $400.

Budget friendly, high quality 2k USB C monitor – This is a great monitor, it has all the features you need to get going with a USB C monitor. It is QHD, which is only 2k resolution, so if you need… Read more

higher spec there is the QC version.

Highlights: - Powered by USB C - you can use one cable for power, HDMI, audio and data. I have one cable connected to my laptop - It allows for daisy chaining monitors - I have a second monitor connected to it. It has a built in USB hub and plenty of ports/Display ports - High quality screen display, as expected from Dell - VESA mount, compatible with monitor arms

Overall I can recommend this if you only need 2k resolution, its budget friendly and has a sleek design

Great but the design could be better – The motion is great. It works perfectly and the colours are beautiful. The only thing that I wish was better is the design. It had vents at the top.… Read more

I don’t use it all the time and it gets dusty in the room where I have it. The dust gets inside the monitor from the top through the ventilation gaps, which I think may damage the monitor…

Good ultra-wide monitor – I moved to this monitor from LG 35inch monitor and I have found it so far superior to former. On top of having all the features that LG offered this… Read more

one has built in KVM switch so u can have split displays when two computers are connected. PIP is supported as well. I use wireless keyboard and mouse so don’t really use upstream or downstream ports but they are there if u need them. Monitor also has Dell display manager which has lot of in built screen splittings, so snapping Windows is very easy (btw Dells software is lot better than LGs).

Another major benefit over LG is that Dell has no Issues if u are connected to USB C and Hdmi simultaneously..in my experience LG had trouble handling this with HP laptops.

Overall very good as office monitor.

Not great compared to previous Dell Monitors – Disappointing comparing it to the previous gen. 1. The picture is poor by default, even after calibration whites are muddy, colours washed out and… Read more

images lack clarity. Fine for basic office productivity, not ok if you are fussy about picture quality. 2. It's difficult to use multiple inputs, requiring 3 button presses of a hidden button on the back of the screen, even on 'auto detect' setting. 3. The contrast sometimes resets to maximum when changing inputs, until you try and adjust, then it swaps back to what it's meant to be (software bug). Yet more button presses. 4. Watchout - the screen height is only 1080 not full 1200!

I purchased a Dell monitor (used for business purposes) expecting premium build quality and reliability. While adjusting the tilt mechanism during… Read more

normal use, half of the screen went black and shortly after the monitor lost power completely. There was no impact, drop, or misuse — simply a standard tilt adjustment.

When I contacted Dell support, I was advised that this would not be covered under warranty. For a monitor in this price range, I would reasonably expect it to withstand normal positional adjustment without catastrophic failure.

As a business owner who relies on reliable equipment daily, this outcome has been disappointing. I would have expected either goodwill support or further investigation into what appears to be a structural or hinge-related failure.

I hope Dell reviews this case and considers how situations like this affect long-term customer confidence.