Dell Monitors

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The monitors of the Alienware series have been specially designed for gamers who value speed and quality. The AW2720HF is one of the best of its kind and can impress with a response time of 1ms and a refresh rate of 240 Hz. Its IPS panel makes the most beautiful colors look even better and especially role games benefit from the intense colors and details.

Even though the 27-inch variant only comes with Full HD, it is also suitable for somewhat weaker graphics cards for exactly that reason, since a 4K resolution does not have to be calculated. What you still have to do without is an HDMI 2.1 port on this monitor, which otherwise has various USB ports, a DisplayPort and a headphone output.

The Ultrasharp series from Dell advertises a realistic color reproduction that can convince especially in areas of image editing. In this respect, the monitors of this series can offer a wide color coverage with 95% DCI-P3, as well as 99% of the sRGB and up to 99% of the REC 709 color space. Also, the color depth of these monitors is 64 times higher than standard monitors and achieve peak brightness in addition, as well as a contrast of 1300:1, making images more lifelike.

Furthermore, the Ultrasharp monitors feature a USB-C port. This allows transferring data in the form of video or audio, as well as power simultaneously via only one cable. Furthermore, you can connect various second devices via the USB-C port and supply them with power via the monitor at the same time.

Dell’s S-series includes monitors that are suitable for various fields. They are fast, have an image encancer for optimizing image sharpness, color tones and contrasts. As a result, they achieve a realistic, crystal-clear image reproduction.

Both creative people and gamers benefit from the S models, and Dell even offers curved displays that are both easier on the eyes and promise an immersive gaming experience.