Dell S2722DC USB-C 27 Inch QHD (2560×1440) Monitor, 75Hz
Dell S2722DC USB-C 27 Inch QHD (2560×1440) Monitor, 75Hz, IPS, 4ms, AMD FreeSync, 99% sRGB, Built-in Speakers, USB-C, 2x HDMI, 2x USB, 3 Year Warranty
Bring modern elegance to any space with our stunning new Platinum Silver finish and a subtle textured back that gives your monitor a unique look. Plus, high functionality meets superb style with a three-sided ultrathin bezel design that allow you to see more with less distraction on this 27″ screen.
Fantastic built-in features
Versatile connectivity: Easily charge and connect your laptop with USB-C connectivity and 65W of power delivery. This single-cable solution reduces cable clutter for a clutter-free desktop and transmits power, video, audio and data—all at once.
Engaging audio: Feel every beat pulse with built-in dual 3W integrated speakers.
Sustainability Comes Naturally
Dell incorporates sustainability into everything we do, from choosing sustainable materials for products and packaging to reusing, remanufacturing or responsibly recycling them at the end of their lifecycle.
1. Security-lock slot | 2. Power connector | 3. HDMI 1.4 ports (2) | 4. USB Type-C upstream port (Alternate mode with DisplayPort 1.4, Power Delivery up to 65 W) | 5. Audio line-out port | 6. SuperSpeed USB 5 Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 1) Type-A port | 7. Speakers (2) | 8. SuperSpeed USB 5 Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 1) with BC 1.2 charging
| Weight: | 5.4 kg |
| Dimensions: | 2.18 x 24.08 x 14.35 cm; 5.4 Kilograms |
| Brand: | Dell |
| Model: | S2722DC |
| Colour: | Silver |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Dell |
| Dimensions: | 2.18 x 24.08 x 14.35 cm; 5.4 Kilograms |
In my opinion, this device is fantastic at a reasonable cost. I’m enjoying reading papers on my MacBook Pro with its larger display. quick one-day delivery. In general, I was pleased.
Had issue with first order Amazon made it easy to get it sorted quick and easily. The monitor is a good build and the image is vibrant I like i
Has everything you need for a solid work screen.
Ticks all the basics and aslong as your not gaming or doing graphic work it is absolutely fine for your home office!
Used a monitor arm to keep the desk clear
The good
Just works with crisp display
Audio is not bad for odd YouTube etc
Looks smart
Not sure about
I knew it was curved when I bought it but suspect I would go for flat monitor if dell made an identical monitor at same price. However getting used to it.
Definitely worth buying if you don’t want to spend 500+.
eat, modern and works well. lovely size for my desk. great quality.
Also the USB C cable doesn’t work with a Macbook Pro 2022; I had to use HDMI cable which is disappointing because Macbooks these days have very few ports, so I’m using a bulky adaptor.
Delivered ahead of schedule – and not damaged – a good start. Easy to assemble and use – great little operating buttons along the bottom of the right side. Incredible price as I found them on sale – of course on Amazo
I so happy about this dell product .Value for the money .Dell S2421H 24 Inch Full HD (1920×1080) Monitor, 75Hz, IPS, 4ms, AMD FreeSync,Built in speaker . Best recomenmded for anyone easy set up good clarity sree
After a few days using this I have to say, I love it. The colours are great out of the box, very clear on the whole screen, no dead pixels, bright and no ghosting. I think the colours could be a little better but I’m happy with them as they are. If I had the desk space I’d definitely buy another.
While it’s not USB-C, the hub is a useful aspect, I have a Pluggable TB3 dock so it wasn’t essential. I couldn’t get Displayport working and I’m not sure if this is the dock or the monitor, but it doesn’t matter, HDMI is working fine at 4K 60Hz.
I was really dubious about buying a curved screen, but I have to say that after a couple of hours, it’s a God send for me. I wear varifocal glasses for screen work and it’s very clear all over without moving my head. I find the text a little too small when working at maximum resolution but bearable and when on RDP I can adjust it anyway, specifically for those sessions.
All in all, I’m very happy with my choice, would buy another and unless you’re a serious gamer or need other capabilities (like USB-C) I’d highly recommend this.
Great monitor and using with Mac Pro M1. Camera is ok with good light but grainy with low ligh
Huge screen – easy to set up and directions were really helpful. The picture quality isn’t great and you can see individual pixels across small text on discord etc, but I’d definitely recommend this monitor to anyone worrying about which one to buy.
The built in webcam and speakers work amazingly well, and it’s revolutionised my computer use.
This monitor was immediately recognised by my Mac Studio. I suggest you try several colour profiles in your computer to see which one you like the best. My computer is running this at a 100Hz refresh rate, which is a very pleasant surprise as I expected something like 60Hz.
The stand design is very thoughtful and smooth. This is a very large and heavy monitor, but the tilt and height adjust of the stand is excellent. There is a little hole in the stand that helps you organise wires.
Writing code on this is really a deligh
Great monitor, great picture and works out of the box – no need to adjust any settings to get a nice picture at 3440×1440 resolution with a Dell E5470 laptop. Follow these instructions to get the best performance:
1] Download the S3422DW monitor driver and Dell Display Manager from the Dell website – but do not run the install yet.
2] Connect Dell E5470 laptop to Dell Pro2X E-Port docking station
3] Connect Display Port 1.4 cable from docking station to monitor
4] Now install Dell monitor driver
5] Then install Dell Display Manager
6] Set external monitor (S3422DW) resolution to 3440×1440
7] Close lid of laptop monitor
If you do the above procedure you will ensure you get the best results from this monitor. Highly recommend this monitor – Just Buy It!
You can find many reviews around about its pros and cons so I’ll just keep it brief [narrator: “he didn’t”]
1) Out of the box, with the “Standard” settings, the colours are terrible. Fiddling with the settings a bit improved the situation (namely, increase contrast, and brightness, and change the colour settings to “colour space”.
2) High pitch speaker noise is not too loud, but it’s there, however! It disappears if you either set the volume to 0 (on the monitors’ settings), or if you are playing any sound (that is, you could have a 24/7 audio file playing with no sound to keep the audio peripheral busy, and the high pitch noise should disappear). If you are used to listening to music while working this won’t be an issue at all.
I like how the speakers sound (not exceptional, but still richer than laptop speakers) so it would be a shame to disable sound completely.
UPDATE [JUNE-2022] The latest firmware update M2C103 seem to have fixed this really annoying issue!! I only tried for an hour but it seems that this issue is now solved (as per change notes). Updating review score from 4* to 5* (in light of the backlight flickering issue that seems to be resolved, too).
3) Backlight flickering. This is an odd one, it’s hard to reproduce (I’ve tried different cables and slightly different refresh frequencies (around the 60Hz) but there is, sometimes, a backlight flickering noticeable on a white background. It doesn’t appear too often (maybe once a day) and turning the monitor off and on fixes it for the time being, but is rather weird.
UPDATE [JUNE-2022] I’m being cautious but it seems that this issue (that occurred on firmware M2C101) seems not to be present anymore (or greatly reduced)
4) PIP/PBP is quite good I think. The PBP effectively splits the display into 2 halves and you have full control of what input goes left and right, and the computers (Windows 10) immediately detect a 1920×2160 resolution (that is exactly the vertical half of 3840×2160) monitor, so there is no stretching or other visual artefacts.
I’ve tried the PIP from two sources (DP and HDMI) and with the inputs set in the same way there was absolutely no difference in color and luminosity between the two (which makes it nice if you want a borderless multimonitor setup).
The PIP is also quite nice, you can choose to put the secondary input on the 4 corners, and change the size to be either fairly small or to occupy exactly one of the 4 monitor quadrants, in which case you could effectively have a 1080p monitor embedded in one of the corners (so there is no weird pixel scaling).
5) For the love of anything you hold dear, do NOT set the pixel response time to anything other than Normal. Fast and Fastest would cause black/grey smearing of the likes you will want to throw this monitor out of the window. Just forget this setting exist, the “normal” blur is not awful as you may expect.
I compared an LG27GN850 (IPS) side by side with this one and after fiddling with many settings I had to say that while colourful videos don’t look as good as with IPS, any dark video (i.e. LG OLED 4K demo video) would look great.
Games like Dark Souls and Bloodborne look much much better on this monitor (compared to the above-mentioned IPS).
But if you play Overwatch, then this monitor won’t be your first choice.
All things considered, it’s hard to find something with similar characteristics at the same price, especially considered the 3-year premium panel exchange warranty (1 bright pixel within 3 years = monitor replacement), and this worldwide shortage of everything electronics.
I use this monitor on a 60cm deep desk and my face is about 50-60cm far from it, which is ideal and I don’t use any Windows DPI scaling. It’s nice that it doesn’t take too much desk space.
>90% software development, <10% gaming.
I would think long and hard if you wanted mainly a gaming monitor and go for something with a 120Hz+ refresh rate.
[UPDATE AFTER 1+ YEAR OF USE] I love it and since the latest firmware update the two most annoying issues seem to have been resolved, so if you are in the market for a mid-range 32"-4k productivity monitor this may be the "chosen one" (remember to play with picture settings a bit as out of the box colours aren't great)