Dell U2717D 27 "

The well-established AH-IPS type matrix, on the basis of which the monitor screen from the American company Dell is built, stands out for its high colour reproduction quality, as well as a wide coverage of sRGB and AdobeRGB colour spaces (99% and 82% respectively). Therefore, Dell U2717D can be safely recommended for serious work with graphics.

Optimum Density

With a screen resolution of 2560x1440 pixels, the optimal pixel density is achieved — their size will not be too small in order not to miss a possible defect when working with images or video files, and not too large so as not to catch the eye. A bright LED-backlight (350 cd / m² at the maximum level) will help to catch the difference between the slightest shades of colours.

Accuracy

The monitor screen requires almost no intervention in terms of colour calibration — factory settings provide high colour accuracy with 8-bit colour depth, which corresponds to the ability to display more than 16.3 million different shades. As befits a professional tool, the surface of the matrix is matte, and a special anti-reflective coating is applied on top of it.

Without Borders

There are two ways to mount the monitor in front of the user: using a 100x100mm VESA wall mount, or using a practical stand. The latter allows you to adjust the position of the screen in height (within 13 cm), as well as the angle of its inclination. Adherents of a multi-monitor layout will like the thinnest bezels of the Dell U2717D — with a bezel thickness of 7.3 mm, the line between two or three adjacent monitors is practically erased.

Interfaces

The owners of the model blame only one drawback in its design — the lack of built-in speakers. It is solved by connecting external speakers or headphones to the monitor, for which a 3.5 mm mini-jack is provided on the back of the case. It is also necessary to note the support of MHL technology, the purpose of which lies in the transmission of digital video and audio signals from the screen of a smartphone or tablet directly to the monitor display.