Hello everyone, I have both a Dell S2725QC and a Dell U2724D. If you have any question, please ask. I will have the U2724D until Tuesday.
I can confirm it is 4k 120hz.may be a dumb question, does this monitor support 4k at 120hz. I am confused as some say it does 120hz max at 1440p
On the Dell Australia S2725Q page it says:may be a dumb question, does this monitor support 4k at 120hz. I am confused as some say it does 120hz max at 1440p
Supports up to UHD 3840 x 2160, 120 Hz, FRL, HDR, VRR as per specified in HDMI 2.1
Does anybody know if the only difference between the S2725QC and S2725S is that the former includes the USB hub?
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Are there any other differences?
Any Idea what is the meaning for the E suffix for in the P2725QE? It is significantly more expensive, without obvious differences in the panel.
I have the exact same setup, a DELL S2721DGF which I use vertically and the S2725QC as my main monitor. I use these from a mac, one running at 144hz and one running at 120hz.Hello I have the Dell S2721DGF with 165Hz and want to buy a new 4K Display, because of sharpness. What do you think, should I get the S2725QC or U2723QE? U2725QE is to expensive for me. I like the smoothness of 165Hz. I think 120Hz should be good enough, but is the picture quality of the U2723QE much better?
oh cool that you are using both. Would you say the sharpness is much more better on the S2725QC? What about colors, contrast, etc.?
Thanks. Do you run the S2725QC at 1080p or 1440p?Yeah the S2725QC is def sharper because of the resolution bump. I'm using a macbook so none of the displays are running at native resolutions. The contrast and colors are pretty similar I think, nothing obvious I could tell with my naked eyes.
S2725QC - 2560x1440p with better display HiDPI enabled.Thanks. Do you run the S2725QC at 1080p or 1440p?
What is the next model up from S2725QC? (Budget is $500-ish range)S2725QC - 2560x1440p with better display HiDPI enabled.
S2721DGF - 1152x2048p with HiDPI enabled.
Only that the little clip for the wires snapped. This LCD is a keeper for me.How are all the owners of this model feeling about it now after owning it for a while?
Any problems? I know somebody in here had image retention on theirs after just a couple of weeks.
Thanks. It’s so hard deciding which monitor with these specs to get.
Have had mine since for a few months now. Zero issues. Fantastic display and exactly what I was looking for.How are all the owners of this model feeling about it now after owning it for a while?
Any problems? I know somebody in here had image retention on theirs after just a couple of weeks.
Thanks. It’s so hard deciding which monitor with these specs to get.
The flickering for me is turning on and off and it makes a loud popping sound every now and then like an electrical shorting sound. Eventually it's on and off so often it's useless -- but not as useless as Dell Support is. It took months to get them to acknowledge it is a compatibility issue (even though that's how I presented it).So, Dell recently launched what appears to be a successor of for their previous quite popular(?) model S2722QC. It is called S2725QC, a 99% sRGB, 65W USB C, 4K@120Hz, 1500:1 static contrast ratio 4K monitor. Pretty good on paper if you ask me.
As someone with M1 Air, and after weeks and weeks of delibration and lots of reading I thought this would be a perfect monitor for me.
Well, except, the flickering. As of couple of days ago I have been exploring the rather painful world of M silicon and external monitors flickering issues. ( https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/macbook-pro-m1-external-screen-flickering.2325279/page-9 )
Dell one was particularly affected by it.
However, this 2025 version of that model, might have fixed it? I don't know. What are your thoughts about it?
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I did contaact Dell about this and what they told me is that "It is not a macos compatible monitor so even if you experience flickering, you won't be able to return it"