This is the 4K monitor for shoppers who want quality on a budget. The monitor can often be found for less than its $380 MSRP. It stands out by blending this budget price with 4K resolution and USB-C connectivity typically reserved for more expensive models. Dell’s 27-inch IPS display delivers crisp visuals and a respectable brightness of 296 nits, suitable for most lighting conditions. In addition to an exceptionally clear, sharp 4K image, the monitor delivers color performance that’s more than adequate for everyday productivity, streaming, and light gaming. These perks are paired with a USB-C
Tested: 11 great 4K monitors to meet any need or budget… Target Mode is a bit like the latest addition to PowerToys, Power Display, in that you can dim any display on your desktop to the desired brightness. But Power Display requires a manual adjustment, while Target Mode does not. …
Image: Matthew Smith / Foundry At a glance Expert's Rating Pros Total of five video inputs, including USB-C with power and DisplayPort Excellent contrast ratio and color performance Solid HDR performance and motion clarity MSRP is approachable for 32-inch 4K QD-OLED Cons Stand is wider and deeper t… …
… HDR Many 4K monitors support HDR, but most offer lackluster HDR performance. HDR will function, and may look better than SDR, but won’t approach the quality of a good HDTV. If you want quality HDR, look for a minimum of VESA DisplayHDR 1000 certification or VESA DisplayHDR True Black . …
Image: Matthew Smith / Foundry At a glance Expert's Rating Pros Attractive and unique design Good SDR brightness for OLED, great contrast Very wide color gamut Great HDR performance Sets a new high mark for motion performance Cons Only 1440p resolution No USB-C or speakers Stand is a bit large for … …