Best 4K Monitor For Your Mac! (Dell UltraSharp U2723QE)
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- Last week, we compared the Apple Studio Display to the much cheaper and feature rich Samsung M8 Display, and the comparison was popular with MacRumors readers, so we thought we'd pit the Studio Display against yet another competing option, Dell's UltraSharp 27-inch "U2723QE" 4K USB-C Hub Monitor.
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I got this model about a month ago for my Mac Mini, and Im in awe. It’s such a fantastic screen for my needs - it has a beautiful display, it’s minimalistic (which for me is the equivalent of a good design, I hate all those
Bells and whistles), it has plethora of ports, more then I will ever need, it turns on very quickly, doesn’t wobble, plenty of brightness (I keep it around 70-75% bright), simple menu with good access via button on the back side panel. I also don’t use monitor speakers ever so it’s great that I don’t have to pay for that and use my iPhone as a continuity camera so I don’t need a build in one.
The image via USB c is phenomenal, this lets me use my Mac mini hdmi post to connect another screen. There is no issue with scaling on Mac, contrary to what some people been saying. It’s stable, the stand is flat so I can put stuff on it. Plus 27” turned out to be so much better then 32 or 34” which would be waaaaay to big.
Overall 10/10. Seriously. For me.:)
Hello. I have Macbook pro 13", i want to connect it big monitor for editing photo and video. I watch many reviews about Samsung M8, Dell U2723, Lenovo Qreator 27, Samsung S80UA. I cannot decide to buy one of them. Please help me about it.
@@ElchinJavadov I'm no expert, however I am an expert in being overly "researcherous" and I can only suggest this - if you already have narrowed your search to these 4 then there is only one thing to do. Just PICK ONE AND BE DONE wit it :) Seriously. Just make a decision, get it, test it in your environment and if you're happy with it, keep it. If not, send it back and choose something else. There is NO PERFECT MONITOR. And there is not much sense in wasting time (like I did) to keep narrowing forever. There will always be something and the truth is, it doesn't matter. We are not curing cancer here, and it's not a major life decision. It's just a monitor.:)
I for one didn't like Samsung M8 because it seem plasticky. I also narrowed my search to the companies that make a product that is suppose to do one thing but do it well, that's why I picked Dell - no crazy features, no speakers. It's a monitor, not a coffee maker and a lawn mower in one. I am super happy with my Dell. It's minimalistic, no fuss with any features, tons of ports, great stand, sharp as a scalpel in terms of picture quality. And it's enough.
What screen scaling do you adopt? and does the KVM function perform well? All the best!
@@Eric_Elephant I don't use KVM so I really can't say. I'm using one notch lower the then maximum resolution.
Do you use any other color space besides standard? If you don’t mind would you try to use DCI P3. For me the image has a green tint when I use this color space.
Got one of these in 32 inch from work.
Nice to work with! No issues. Ultrawide would have been preferred though. I'm missing a bit of horizontal space, even at 32 inch
What's your display scaling settings with your 27inch 4K monitor?
Thank you so much for this! Would you mind providing links to all the things on your desk??
Literally received this monitor after going back and forth with on whether I should go for this one! Its looking quite good so far, though I haven't put it through a thorough test yet. The power delivery for my 2018 MBP and the fact that it will all go through USBC is including network is amazing!
is it good for split screen views?
How is the ethernet speed at full 4K 60 Hz?
@@alexanderkiel9018 say what?
Curious to know how you are likening it. I am going back and forth myself.😀
This seems to offer a good "Value Proposition". 4K UHD and a nice suite of ports. You can even have two computers connected via the hub, and switch between them. All for less than $700 (USD)
Both computers via USB-C?
Overall, would you recommend this monitor or the Samsung M8 you reviewed?
I bought this on its 32'' variant and it's the most reasonable option for a monitor right now
Great video. Which monitors would you recommend for HDR video editing in Final Cut Pro?
Two recent monitor reviews without a mention of monitor resolution (ppi) and font scaling on 4k monitors. These issues matter a lot to many Mac users.
It is a true 4K display, 3840 x 2160 being the default res for panels advertised as 4K.
came here to say this too! there is a reason apple monitors are 5k and 6k for 32.
Exactly my thoughts. 4K / 27 inch is the bad zone for pro users such as graphic designers. Pixelshift and scaling issues. Don’t go there.
Yup…i have a lg 27” 4k and using my MacBook Pro m1 2021 and when i set the resolution to 3840 x 2160…it looks sharp, but the text are very tiny…meaning you have to sit like 2 feet away from the monitors. So don’t get it. Either get a 5k 27” or 4k 32”.
@@vincentnnyc Why 4k 32"? In order to drive it at unscaled 3840 x 2160?
Will P2723QE be fine with very sharp text for coding? Or I should choose this U2723QE?
I really need your opinion, thanks!
I went with the 32 inch version and I love it. I don't really need 5k, and I love all the port connections you get with it I don't need to run a hub now with my Macbook M1 Max.
And the wake up time is really quick at about 3 seconds
Thanks for this post about wake up time at the ebd. This has been one of my biggest disappointments with using non Apple display. My Samsung takes 6 seconds. Cutting that in half and getting a display that is 32 inch and cheaper than the Studio display us a good compromise.
@@tristramllewellyn8162 yep my old Samsung was the same, it was really driving me crazy, but the Dell is great so happy with it
Any scaling problems?
@Goat I'm using this monitor in portrait mode as a second monitor. IT works great. I did have a scaling issue though.
In terms of picture quality and text crispness, which is better in your view, the Samsung or the dell? I have a Dell 165 Hz ips panel which looks excellent and very crisp. I love the high refresh rate.
I would like your opinion. I presently have the Mac Studio Display with 2 Apple Thunderbolt Display connected to my Mac Studio. Do you feel the the Dell Ultra sharp is worth upgrading to or should I just keep my Thunderbolt Display. What areyourthoughts
I have the 32" and 27" versions. 332 in landscape and 27 in portrait. I have and M1 Macbook pro and there are scaling issues. Unless you want it tiny you'll have to take the resolution down a notch, which is a problem the studio display doesn't have. That being said these monitors work great. Get plenty bright and are great to use. I have them on Vivo arms so the minimal bezels look great and hover over my desk shelf and desk in a cool way.
Are you having scaling issues on both 32" and 27"?
@Andrew Hamilton I just got myself a Dell 27" Ultrasharp. I changed the 4k resolution one step down because everything was super small. If I scaled one more step I can see now what people mean by "scaling issues". The text is indeed a tiny tiny bit less sharp, but to be honest? I couldn't care less! :) This "scaling issue" is NOT an issue at all! And I have no idea why people so exaggerate this issue, as many other for that matter. I spend months going through reviews on YT, worrying about so much.
My advice - just buy the damn monitor and be done with it! Seriously.
@@szatanica1 Hi I just got the Dell 27' Ultrasharp aswell. For my monitor the image quality is fantastic but for the video quality, it can only play at 1080p on TH-cam. Does yours have this issue aswell ?
@@petersun3539 How can you tell that it's only 1080? If you share a higher resolution vid here I might check on my monitor.
ive literally watched this about 20 times in preparation for mine coming this week LOL, really excited
Hey Randy, how are you finding it? I am thinking of ordering this. But I am unsure between the UP2516D and the UP2723QE
Would you pick this or the Samsung M8 for MacBook Pro?
Thanks for your great review. I'm wandering, how difficult/easy is it to calibrate the colors when using a macbook and this screen for photo editing?
It comes calibrated from the factory. Not sure if this is something that is enough for you..
What about Scaling? Does this screen display 4k as a native resolution and is it readable or do you have to scale down to 2560x1440?
Did you use this as is or do you have to tweak it such as calibration?
Did you encounter any performance issues related to the MacOS scaling for 4k Monitors?
when connected to the monitor screen, will charging the battery continuously will cause the battery to over charge on the macbook? I use M1 MAX
I like the thin bezels, that’s the idea I want to make my desk more seamless.
In case anyone wants to know, I just ordered the 34-inch curved ultrawide version of this (U3421WE), and although there's still no camera, it does have built-in speakers.
How is the text quality if we scale it to 1080p resolution for bigger text? Is text quality still sharp or blurry?
thank you. between asus pro art pa278qv and dell ultrasharp u2722de which one is better?
All other features asides.. LOVE me some ports.... I love that the industry is starting to shift back to giving us ports
This is the one I've been looking at. I could get two, plus speakers, plus a web cam, all for less than the Studio Display with height adjustable stand.
bruh I didn't realize how ridiculous the studio display is priced until this
I am considering a 32” version of this, a nice set of reference monitor level speakers dedicated to just the computer and pocketing $800 or $900 as opposed to getting the Studio Display. I love Apple products, but $2000 for a 27” that is height adjustable is just out of line.
I strongly disagree with your take on the design. I think it looks gorgeous and I wish they made more monitors that looked like this. All the gaming monitors have these cheesy looking sharp edges and useless rgb gimmicks. Idk I feel like I could look at this monitor all day
I agree with you, author has no taste.
its just too thick, imo. it feels like I'm looking at the tv monitor I had back in 2005. thick bezels too. why would you want more like that?
Got mine the other day. It’s super nice! We’ll see how performance fares at a scaled resolution on my Mac. Right now it’s driven by my Dell work laptop, soon to be replaced by a 14” MacBook Pro.
How did it work with M1 MacBook Pro?
@Mark Florida any feedback? I am also concerned about this. I bought the Samsung S80UA (similar specs to this one) and I had very serious performance issues when I use single USB-C for power and display. I returned it immediately. At work we use U2722DE which is 2K and scaling is not an issue, but the image is a bit blurry. I will switch soon to 14" MBP M1, so I wonder if the GPU in the M1 will fare better than the Radeon on my MBP 15" 2019
@@DekoRoker I am using two 4K monitors with a 14inch M2 Pro that are both connect via a thunderbolt dock. I have never had any issues related to performance or scaling. I use both monitors scaled to WQHD. It works perfectly. The only slight issue is that sometimes it takes up to 5 seconds for both monitors to wake up, i am not sure why that is.
great vid. do you think its better to pay the extra for the Thunderbolt version of this monitor for the Apple Studio desktop machine? does this provide any better power/data transfer to the other ports over the non thunderbolt version you reviewed here? presumably the best connection with this monitor is the USB-C port into the Apple Mac?
did you got an answer after a year? I have the same question..
Can you please confirm, am I able to use two USB-C inputs, for example one USB-C input for mac mini and another one (which is PD 90W) for Macbook Pro?
Does the two USB-C port support two connecting two Macs via that interface?
My U3223QE just been shipped 3 days ago! Can't wait to pair it with my new Mac Studio! Hopefully it wont be too much of a drop from my 27 5K iMac !
How do you like the Dell?
This is the one that is at the top of my list for reasonably priced alternatives to the Apple Studio Display. I plan to get the 32 inch. For monitors with good color accuracy and a nice selection of ports, not much else seems to compare.
Then go for Samsung Smart Monitor M8. You will be definitely impressed with it!
@@alex.maxwell I have seen many reviews of that one (too many really, Samsung must have sent out a crap-ton of free monitors for review 😀). Unfortunately it’s not something I would be Al all interested in. I am sure it would make a great monitor for many people, but I am looking for something much better. The build quality on the M8 strikes me as poor, it’s port selection and hub features are very basic, It doesn’t offer the level of color accuracy I am interested in, and I could care less about the smart TV and voice assistant built into it, actually I would go as far as saying I DON’T want those things in a monitor that I will be using for creative work. I have been researching for weeks now and the Dell U2723QE is at the top of my list. The BenQ PD series 32inch is another option, but is is not as bright and lacks the newer IPS black technology.
just picked up 2 of these in 32" they are beautiful
@@sick-impatient That’s awesome to hear that you are happy with them! Can I ask where you got them? Having trouble finding any in the stores of my area, Dell is showing delivery dates in September, and last I looked on Amazon they were out of stock.
does it charge a MacBook?
My laptop is Asus Vivobook S15
It has USB 3.0 gen 1 ports and HDMI.
Can I use external 4K monitor by this laptop?
If yes then what will be the max video output?
I mean regulations & refresh rate.
Thank you for the review, I had the same monitor and wondering would you get overheat for the macbook when connecting by the USB C cable that came with the box?
Why would you get overheat?
What is the difference between this display and the Dell Ultrasharp U2722d other than the resolution?
Here for the monitor but ended up asking for another aspect of the video...
3:16...What's the source of the video you played there? The one with the F-86s.
Do you know which color profile is best? or should you just keep the default macos selection? called simply Dell U2723QE
I’ve got this one and the 43” Ultrasharp - excellent options.
Hi guys, how does Dell monitor connect to Mac Studio? Do I need an adapter or just basic cable from the monitor?
I was going to buy the Studio monitor, and went with a 2020 iMac re-furb, it was the same price as the Studio display, and the same 5k size.
I already have speakers. I'm just looking for the best display I'm the $1000 price range. Is this more accurate than the Asus PA329C in terms of color. My main purpose for this monitor is photo and video editing. I didn't see any info on Adobe RGB.
Brightness nits comparison between this one, Samsung M8, and Apple Studio Display?
If I do a single cable DP+charging with a MacBook, can I utilize this monitor as a USB hub (for webcam, etc.)?
Ask me a question, can I connect the monitor via usb-c thunderbolt to my mac studio, as via usc-c it transmits charge. I want to know if there is any problem connecting in mac studio??
I've been using this monitor for about a year now with a M1 MacBook and my new M3 MacBook. It looks great, it has wonderful color and accuracy. However, the famous Mac scaling problem...Your Mac will want to run this monitor with the UI sized at 1080p, which makes everything sharp but the UI is really big.
The next best thing is running the UI scaled to 1440, which looks correct but the text is not great. It's readable, and it's fine, but if you spend the entire day reading it's not all that sharp and might annoy you with time. You can look up videos as to why this is, but basically Macs don't like 4k monitors. To get the UI right, it runs at 5k, then scales down to 4k. If you plug in this monitor and ask your Mac what resolution it's running, it will say 5k. The scaling down to 4k costs some of your performance, a few %, and the text suffers a bit. Maybe you won't mind, but you should know you're making a compromise on a 4k monitor to save some money, and it's an expensive monitor. I wish I wasn't misled by reviewers. This is a fantastic monitor for my Windows computer, and mediocre for my Mac.
what do you recommend for a replacement? I have an M1 Macbook and running into a bit of analysis paralysis.
Its a great question, all I can figure is one should get the Studio Display if you have the means, otherwise this monitor is good. You just have to be ok with the compromises and know what you're getting so you're not mad and wish you got the Studio Display.
You aren't going to get this monitor and plug it in and be like "hey this monitor is trash" cause it isn't, but you also aren't going to plug it in and be like "hey this monitor is perfect for my mac and really shows its full potential" cause it doesn't do that either.@@Lexlugr
Incredible write up. Thanks for sharing
hello may you can help me I just bought 27" and I connected to my Mac with type c and its charging , so I worry about the battery drain on Mac all the time is charging , so I bough a cable idmi to type c , and I chose 60hz and the monitor is turning off orflashing , what type connection you are using? thank you
Is this monitor good for color grading? (not high end but for social media (videos, commercials, etc))
I've been a fan of Dell UltraSharp monitors for years. Bought my first one in 2008.
I purchase 8 in 2001 for use on exhibitions, they are 4:3 format with massive power blocks, they still work!
I have the 2407WFP. It has been a great monitor, but its behind the times.
Considering the 32" version of this display. Thanks for sharing.
So which one has the better resolution and picture feel… the Dell or the Samsung M8?
Can I connect my Mac mini to this monitor with thunderbolt 4? Or only TB3?
Do you know if dell is struggling to get components? I bought an ultrawide monitor at january 18th and until today they couldn't ship. I searched to know if there was any news about closed factories, but coudn't find.
Great Video Thanks Is the quality on this Monitor better than the many "AirPlay" Monitors. I currently have the Samsung LS32A700NWNXZA. I like the monitor BUT need Apple Airplay2 (not for the TV but for Extending my Macbook Air Screen untethered. If the the Dell quality is so much better - I realize I dont get AIRPLAY but it will have additional ports so I can probable make it work. The Airplay is needed for Office Productivity. The Sansung I have only has 2 ports and they are both in use. I was looking at the M70A 4K UHD Smart Monitor which will meet the need I think -- but if I am going to get rid of a perfectly good monitor then I want to upgrade :) THANKS
So between this And samsung M8, which has a better display???
Is the QHD version the same technology and quality?
I bought the 27-inch version of this monitor. There wasn't setup documentation out of the box. I had to call technical support right off the bat, which didn't make me happy because you have to provide a "service tag" or serial number before they will even help you. For example, I had no idea how to get past the black menu that appeared on the monitor. It wasn't clear if the menu was controlled by some downloadable software or the monitor itself.
To control monitor functions, there is a "joystick" button on the back. It's an okay monitor, but I expected more for this price point. I couldn't readily find the user documentation online.
The instructions I did find, didn't match my display dialog box on my 2021 MacBook Pro, so the display setup was very confusing. You have to download a software manager to really control the display. I'm not real wild about the contrast on this display. This is why I like Apple so much because there is no futzing around to figure out to use something. It just works out of the box.
I do like the ports hub on the back and the USB-C connection to the MacBook Pro is working well. I have also plugged in my Epson scanner to the back of the monitor. But, it's going to take some time to learn about and optimize the features of this display.
Have done any reviews on BenQ monitors?
How to fix scaling issue with mac and 4K display? Looks like it’s using a lot of GPU and lowering per performance
Great review! 👍
What about pixel density, is it good for mac? It has 163,18PPI, it is to much for non retina display.
Does it make a difference if I'm using HDMI instead of the USBC
Thanks for the review. Would be nice if you could put the dell side by side with the studio display for comparison. The Dell was on my shortlist and I almost almost got it.... until I took the plunge and went for the ASD instead I come from a 5kimac I just love the glossy screen experience and just didn't want to buy something that I might regret, and I agree with your comments about the fit and finish comparisons between the ASD and the rest, knowing that I will be staring at the next screen I buy for the next 6 to 7 years.
I also read somewhere how macOS doesn't scale down well with 4k displays resulting in blurry text according to some users (compared to text which is scaled down on 5k and 2k displays). Has anyone noticed blurrier text?
The dell is probably the best bang in the current market for Mac owners. It's kinda like choosing which camera to buy or any other tech. You can spend exponentially more for a only slightly better tech, but sometimes that's worth it to the user.
I too really want to hear about the 4K versus 5K comparison. I’ve yet to see a decent video or even pictures that illustrate the difference
There's a few video that talks about scaling... Here's one.
th-cam.com/video/kpX561_XM20/w-d-xo.html
Check out the bjango article link in that video
@@BrandonMilner tried to post a link but was deleted. There is a yt video and online charts that compare macos scaling on 5k, 4k and 2k displays. Im not a tech guy but my understanding is this:
1) macos is more suited for downscaling to 5K or 2K displays (at the resolution that people "ideally" use i.e. not massive or too small icons/text) compared to 4K displays
2) for 4K displays, whilst downscaling is definitely possible, macos has to work "harder" (something like it has to reduce the resolution by half for each cycle) to downscale the "ideal" resolution to fit 4K screens.
3) This may result in a loss of performance - as the core is already performing the downscaling (on 4K monitors) in the first instance, in addition to other cpu/gpu intensive tasks that you might be doing at that time, like video editing etc. There is a loss in performance overall. You may not notice this if you are using general office apps.
There is also another video that compares text resolution on 4K vs 5K, and there is a notable difference - at least if you come from a 5K imac.
Thanks for the review. Is this monitor glossy or matte?
rather matte
Hello, what is the best monitor for film editing please ????
Can you list under your video. all the monitors you taked about. Thsnks.
this or the samsung M8?? for a Mac studio? help please for a videographer!
Does the blue light feature make for a noticible yellow cast on the monitor in all color modes? Even after calibration? Or is this really only a concern when setting the monitor to 'standard'?
not yellow, but more of a green-ish looking filter.
Hi i have just purchased this monitor and I wanted to connect my sound Bar to this via an optical cable. Is this possible so that all audio from my ps5 and laptop will come out through my soundbar?
Looks like it has a stick pixel right upper region; 3:40. Is there a bigger version?
What’s the best way to connect two of these to my M1 MacBook Pro?
Thank you for this awesome review! I was looking at this monitor to use with my Late 2021 16" MacBook Pro M1 Max due to its specs. I do want HDR but, 400nits is a little weak as you were stating at 4:32. This and this alone looks to be the biggest downside for my needs. I do plan on using a monitor for editing with FCPX along with ON1 Photo Raw. I like the fact of 2000:1contrast ratio, 100% Rec 709 and 98% P3. Other than Apple, do you have any recommendations with similar specs but, closer to 500 - 600 nits for HDR? As always, I sincerely appreciate all of your reviews! Great job as always!! Thanks again. 👍😊
Same boat as you, with the same
Questions lol
I also got the same m1 max macbook pro, same needs fcpx and more than 400 nits. I refuse to get that studio display I just want as close to that specs as possible for around $600-700 max, I’ve been digging for days and came up with nothing so far looking like the 24MD4KL-B is my best bet and has 500 nits and was codesigned with Apple. They even sell it. Runs $699 but right now amazon have some around $650ish
@@obliviox Still looking...... 🤨
@@rapaent nothing else out there I spent ages looking just this dell, the overpriced studio display and the Lg ultrafine md24k-lb
@@obliviox I understand completely.... Been looking for a couple weeks and havn't found anything I want to jump on. It's tough with all the mixed reviews. Thanks again. 👍
Hey! Do colors of this Dell match with macbook pro retina’s colors?
I'm waiting for a 2160p+ ultrawide with HDR and 120Hz+. Doesn't even need to support all of those at once - to support HDR, I'm fine with it dropping to "4K width", or for >60 Hz gaming it drops to 1/2-each-dimension resolution. (Say it was a 6144x2160 ultra-wide, crop off the sides to 4096 or 3840 for HDR, drop to 3072x1080 for 120+ Hz gaming mode.)
Is it still a good buy now?
Should I go with the QE or m8?
I have the Dell P2721Q. Fits also perfectly.
Now that it's a year later, would love to see what monitor you would recommend as an alternative to the Studio. I'm looking to switch from my iMac (2015) to a laptop + monitor set up and can't justify a Studio screen. I am a graphic designer and have been researching.
hey, did you buy something already, what's your opinion now?
The ultrasharp series has features I don't need. I just need the basic video connection and that's it. When get to this model the price is close to the 32" mid-end P-series.
What scaling setting have you been running this at? I'm concerned about running 1080p scaling and the 4k scaling to my knowledge makes things too small for practical use but I also don't want to sacrifice performance that comes with using non-HiDPi scaling.
How much of a performance hit will there be, are there any benchmarks regarding that?
@@MercUndGut I’m not sure what kind of performance is lost, but I recall reading about it and watching multiple videos where people discussed it. I haven’t seen any benchmarks, either.
@@zaneparkinson scaling on mac with any monitor only changes icon size. Not the image
@@MercUndGut I use 2560*1440 on this monitor, cuz 3840*2160 is way too small when it comes to text. So far I don't see any performance issue. 4K videos still look 4k on this monitor when 2560*1440 is used. I don't think it affects the video quality. Just the text,
@@Commander_HW I have a 28" display from HP now and I also use 1440p and haven't had any issues regarding performance yet. Thanks for answering!
I’m stuck between this one and the Dell - U2720QM Ultrasharp 27. My main use is for photo editing and connecting my MacBook. Which one would you recommend?
Did you decide?
Noticed there is white died pixel on the right top area or it's just dust?
Will this have the scaling issues as other 4k monitors on Macbook Pros? I hear if not doing the native resolutions of the screens, its gonna be very heavy on performance. So you should technically do either 5k or the 1440p for best performance?
correct
You must be using an older Mac. There's no noticeable performance issues on an M1 Mac when scaling to 1440p. You get the high PPI of a 4k monitor at a scale that is perfect for most people. The M1 handles it flawlessly.
@@somelaveenguy6822 maybe. I ended up with double LG 5K monitors regardless (same panel as in iMacs afaik) 😂 Never had this buttery smooth picture quality that's for sure but it came with the normal rotten apple price tag
What do you think of the 32-inch version? 27 inches is too small for me.
The 32" is a great option if you need a larger display and don't mind a less sharper image although the further away you are from the monitor, the less of an issue it becomes.
@@lolfirepoisonftl if someone wants a sharp image and clear fonts and 32”, are there options other than the apple?
did the text blurry if using 4k display for macbook?
I really like the 32 inch LG ergo. Thinking about buying another one
Just got mine delivered but no hdmi cord? I always thought they were standard issue with monitors..
Can you daisy chain 3 of these w/ a single Thunderbolt 4 port?
Thanks, this is a great review. I would seriously love an Apple Studio Display, but the cost is excessive. This looks to be the best alternative.
Can you connect the Dell monitor to a macbook wirelessly?
Is that a true 10 bit panel or is it FRC?
I have this monitor and whenever my mac goes to sleep, the speakers connected to the monitor will stop playing any audio even though it continues on the macbook. Has anyone had any issues like this or have a fix for it?
can you suggest between Samsung U2723QE vs LG 32UN880-B 32
Should i chose this or the Samsung m8 for my macbook m1?
3:51 Is this monitor's black better than the black of iMac 27 inch?
I've been using a Dell 43" 4K monitor with my Mac Pro (2013) and now Mac Studio Max with remarkable results. Fantastic monitor!!!
I was thinking of buying this 43” Dell with a new Mac Studio. Any thoughts on this vs the LG 42.5” 700B?
How did you get 60 Hz on MacOS?
When working I have both a personal and work MacBooks on my desk. The studio display is more than I’m willing to spend so gonna pickup a pair of these dells. One for each MacBook.
Also, I’ve heard the Studio Displays speakers, as expected they don’t come close to any passive or even active bookshelf speakers
How do you think this will look as a second monitor beside the studio display? To obviously different?
That’s my problem. I have the Apple Studio Display and it is amazing. I can’t imagine this Dell monitor even coming close… But I don’t need a monitor that’s that good because I’m only using the second monitor for tools and bins and such. But this blue light thing that you can’t turn off really seems annoying.
The Dell SB522A speaker bar is compatible with this monitor.