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Логинов Руслан
21.09.2010
10/10
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Великолепно
- + До этого был проф. моник (Samsung 214T) на S-PVA матрице, разницы особой не увидел (чуточку углы обзора меньше, но это не критично).
- - При одновременном подключении по DVI(U2711) и HDMI(214T), Dell стал криво показывать почти на всех разрешениях включая родное. Отключил HDMI - всё OK стало. Поменял кабели местами- всё ОК. Танцы с бубном и ковыряние в CatalistControlCenter ничего не изменили - U2711 упорно не хотел нормально показывать по DVI в связке с HDMI. В итоге забил т.к. подключил ради интереса,...
Борзов Дмиртий
10.01.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
- + Отличный монитор, на работе стоят деловский 30ки,а работать дома за старой 19шкой очень напрягало, купил этот монитор и очень доволен, быстрый отклик можно спокойно играть в игры, и хорошая цветопередача подходит...
Уханов Антон
19.08.2010
10/10
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Великолепно
- + Низкая цена, хорошая цветопередача, высокое разрешение, удобные интерфейсы.
- - В верхних углах матрица прогибается на миллиметр, как тут уже писали. Однако это не смущает, так как на монитор обычно смотрят, а не нажимают.
С завода калибровка не особо хороша, лучше откалибровать самостоятельно, если вы, случайно, фотограф. Если же нет, все отлично выглядит и так.
Жалко, что монитор нельзя перевернуть на 90 градусов.
Монитор с отличным соотношением цена/качество...
Скроменый эксперт
19.12.2010
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
- + очень четкий экран, сочные цвета, богатая комплектация, куча вариантов подключения, можно подключить 2 компьютера одновременно, регулируется как угодно - опускается\поднимается, вертится по всякому...
Shchukanov Yaroslav
20.01.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
- + отличные цвета, в ценовой категории до 1700$ лучший, универсальный, покрывает все запросы
- - нет
использование -...
Джавахарлар Неро
12.11.2010
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
- + - Отличные цвета
- оптимальное отношение диагонали и разрешения - - - матрица закреплена не очень хорошо, верхний правый угол отходит
- качество моего образца
Обязательно при покупке тестировать,...
fewf dwef
08.11.2010
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
- + Отличный моник c IPS матрицей. Работает у меня через kvm switch vga - 3 компа подключены. Через vga разьем максимальное разрешение 2048x1152. через dual dvi 2560x1440
- - Недостатков...
Скроменый эксперт
30.05.2010
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
- + Высочайшее разрешение при небольшом размере матрицы! Точка очень мала, супер моник для работы в фотошопе или просто комфортной офисной работы!
Подойдет для игроманов с бюджетом на хорошую видеокарту! - - В связи с разрешением 2560*1440 требует производительную видеокарту для игр! Например у меня на 4870+Е8400 Left 4 Dead комфортно идет на смеси высоких и средних настйроках с минимальным сглаживанием! Dirt2 так же!...
ImHolic
01.07.2010
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
Удачная модель
- + Цветопередача, разрешение, размеры, углы обзора.
- - Тепловыделение.
Матрица действительно S-IPS. Очень доволен этим монитором. Ни с чем лучшим (по цветопередаче) пока не сталкивался.
Но летом лучше использовать Apple. U2711, гад, греется, что буржуйка с антрацитом.
Но летом лучше использовать Apple. U2711, гад, греется, что буржуйка с антрацитом.
Алексей Ч.
08.03.2024
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Монитор ортаботал без единой поломки 10 лет.
- - Нет.
Евгения Е.
14.03.2025
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
Johnny R.
04.05.2025
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
Плохая модель
Сергей М.
10.05.2025
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
Валентин Орлов
13.10.2024
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Отличный монитор для работы с фото, приятные цвета, ценник по сравнению с сетевыми магазинами.
- - Пришел с небольшим браком по корпусу ( верхняя рамка не равномерно приклеена или защелкнута) , но менять не захотел
Ирина Б.
29.10.2024
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + отличный монитор
- - пока не обнаружили
Скроменый эксперт
15.01.2012
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
My intended uses for this monitor are photo editing, standard web browsing and desktop work, and some gaming. I was persuaded to buy this monitor because of the large size, high pixel density, and mostly because I saw a 27" iMac at Best Buy which reportedly uses the same panel (albeit with LED backlight) and it looked amazing.I am mostly happy with the monitor but are some major issues that I believe are unexcusable for a product in this price range.1. The anti glare coating. Yes, it's true that it is distracting and hard to look at sometimes. It's especially apparent with solid colors and less prevalent with pictures. It also seems to give my eyes a feeling that they are not focused correctly on the screen, which can be fatiguing. The impressive sharpness that I noted on the iMac monitor I saw appeared to be significantly dimished. This could also be because the Dell is a matte monitor and the iMac was gloss. Which begs the question, if you already are buying a matte monitor, why do you need the anti-glare coating?2. Color management. This is the big one for me, and the reason why I give the monitor two stars. Although Dell provides a U2711.icm profile for use with the monitor, THEY DO NOT INDICATE WHICH MONITOR PRESET IT IS INTENDED TO BE USED WITH. Only the AdobeRGB and sRGB presets on the monitor are calibrated. So, I would assume it is intended to be used with one of those. But, it can only be intended for use with one of them because the two presets look very different from each other (obviously). So, which one is it supposed to be used with?I did some experimenting and found that setting Windows to use the Windows-included generic sRGB profile worked well with the sRGB preset as determined by experimentation with Lightroom and Windows Photo Gallery Viewer. I believe that this setting outputs sRGB color space values to the monitor and the monitor interprets them as sRGB and displays the correct colors based on its own internal look up tables. From my understanding Windows Photo Gallery Viewer will honor a photo's embedded color profile correctly and convert the colors to sRGB, but then will not honor the monitor profile that you have set up in windows. That's OK if you have the sRGB color profile set on the monitor because then the monitor seems to be expecting sRGB. Comparing Windows Photo Gallery Viewer side by side with Lightroom (which does honor monitor profiles) confirms that images can be made to look identical if using these settings.But, if you use the U2711.icm profile that Dell provides, the side by side comparison does not work. I think that this is because Windows Photo Gallery Viewer is still outputting sRGB and Lightroom is now honoring the U2711.icm profile and outputting according to that file. Having Windows Photo Gallery Viewer outputting sRGB is a limitation of the viewer, not something to blame on the monitor. But, not knowing what monitor preset to now use with the U2711.icm profile is a major problem. It means that I CANNOT MAKE USE OF THE WIDE GAMUT OF THE MONITOR. If I use the sRGB setup I previously described, which I think is giving me correct colors, I am then stuck with the limited gamut that sRGB covers. If I want the wider gamut of Adobe RGB, I cannot be sue that the U2711.icm profile is correct for use with the Adobe RGB preset on the monitor.I had many lengthy discussions with Dell support about this, was elevated to 2nd level support, was elevated to engineering support, and still did not receive a satisfactory answer on this.To sum it up, if you are OK with sRGB then this monitor will give you accurate colors in that region (like many calibrated monitors can). If you want the wider gamut AND correct colors, you don't know what you're getting.
Скроменый эксперт
02.02.2012
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
I looked for a LOOONNNG time for a monitor to perform how I wanted.1st... 2 problems that you will find MUCH talked about with this monitor:a) Do not worry about the dual DVI cable that will work as Dell ships a working DVI cable with the new monitors. And you DO need that cable. A regular DVI cable will not display.b) Make sure it is the LATEST revision number. Older revs. were faulty and will have alot of the problems other people mention. I believe mine was ver. 08. Build Aug 2011.Before I write anymore, I also want to say that I am an AVID gamer. I play 1st person shooters as well as RPGs and strategy games so an excellent monitor is a must for me.Now, I had a GREAT monitor before this, but I wanted something bigger and better and believed that I could find it. I bought several monitors and TVs and had to return them because they wouldnt do.The thing to remember is that you are not getting better than a good 24" monitor that can run a 1900x1200 resolution or better. Forget it.Obviously, the bigger the monitor, the higher the resolution needs to be. So if you have a 27" monitor sure you can run "HD", but so can any monitor nowadays. If you try and play high detail games on that monitor, you will be losing out BIG TIME.And that is what this monitor does well. It is a 27" monitor with a high enough resolution for its size that you will get all the value of those intense graphics. Any 27" monitor that has a resolution less that this one is only good for surfing the internet, using office, and watching movies.If that is all you will be doing, save ALOT of money and buy a monitor nhalf the price of this one.For me, this is not my dream monitor. I still want MORE vibrant and MORE "WOW", but like I said, I am an avid gamer and I LOVE graphics. I just dont think the next level of technology has gotten there yet.I think if Dell creates an LED monitor with this monitors resolution, it will be damn close, but that's not the case yet.Anti-glare: I have a window at my back so I am grateful for it. NO refelction AT ALL!problem 1) HARD TO CLEAN! You will have a heck of a time cleaning smudges. I dont notice the smudges when playing, but it annoys me when I see them.problem 2)you WILL see a LITTLE bit of greyness (what LOOKS like pixelation) on whites, but it's really forgettable. This is because the antiglare screen is like a hard piece of plastic with a very fine rough finish.Games: Works perfectly. I was a bit nervous going from a 5ms to a 6ms, but I tested a 2ms monitor and NO DIFFERENCE that I could see. High graphic 1st person shooters played smooth and just as well as my old turn based games.I would not worry about the ms rate, but REMEMBER to buy the latest revision monitor. Dont get fooled by some of these companies that are still trying to get rid of "brand new" monitors but OLD revisions with problems.Price: Well, I just had to suck it up. I wanted a great 27" and I had to pay for it. I sold my other monitor for 250.00 and bought this one on Black Friday for 750.00. No tax and including shipping.Power hungry? Yes. Compared to an LED or smaller monitor, it does eat electricity.Monitor features are excellent, height and swivel adjustment: check. HDMI able? yes (though the DVI is better for computer graphics)So bottom line is that YES, this is the BEST 27" monitor you will be able to get until Dell releases an LED monitor or another version of THIS monitor that increases resolution or colors, etc.I wanted to wait for something like that, but made a decision on Black Friday to go ahead and buy this one.When something better comes out, I'll sell this one and get it. ;)
Скроменый эксперт
26.12.2012
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
I was looking into IPS monitors for the past few months and didn't plan on getting a 27" due to cost. I waited patiently for the perfect deal and I found this on clearance at Micro Center (for under six hundred) so I decided to go for it. That was the best decision I could have made! I run a custom graphics and web design company so this monitor has been a vast improvement over my dual 22" Acer displays, which were just bargain monitors. A lot of people have complained about the thick anti-glare coating, but it doesn't seem to be a very big deal. The screen can get VERY bright if you need it to which can compensate for the loss of bright whites. The anti-glare coating works very well though. It has a lot of color presets so it was easy to adjust it to Adobe RGB for my purposes. And the contrast is fantastic on these screens. That's the main reason why I wanted to go the IPS route.This screen is feature rich! It has all of the inputs you could possibly need (except display port, but who really needs that?). The stand is the best monitor stand you could ask for. The only thing you can't do is rotate the screen to portrait. I have a really nice Ergotron mount so I was kind of disappointed that I had to remove the stand and put it in storage. The lighted touch menu is very well designed. At first it looked like it was going to be annoying to have to navigate, but it works pretty well, looks sharp, and the lights are designed to turn off when not being used. The main button even has a little motion censor to detect your hand if it gets within a few inches.I have a warranty with Micro Center that allows me to take it back if there is any defect, including a minimum of one dead pixel. I did actually find a dead pixel near the top middle of the screen, but it's so small that I can sometimes barely find it on a white screen. If the screen is any other color it's impossible to find usually. The pixels are so small on this monitor due to the resolution that one dead pixel isn't a big deal. It really isn't even worth it for me to take it up to Micro Center and replace it, but I do have almost 2 more years to make that decision.If you need a 27" IPS panel I would recommend this monitor. You get so much more than just the LCD panel itself as opposed to some of those Korean brands on the market now. A lot of thought went into the design. Overall this monitor was designed very well and is a high quality product through and through.
Скроменый эксперт
11.11.2011
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
I bought the dell to supplement my Samsung 215tw that is now 5 years old and I needed a larger work space now that my images are 21mp in size that I work with. I was looking at the 30" dell and hp but bang for the buck this monitor was a better value.I used a 42" tv to preview at print size ( ie view the image at the size prior to printing ) as the Samsung is too small to do so but the tv not accurate enough to edit on, the 27" dell just about as large as 17x22 print that I could do on my 3880 the jump from 21.5 to 27 is very worthwhile and so far the colour accuracy seems on par with the Samsung when calibrated. In use the monitor has similar viewing angles to the Samsung but the pitch is far smaller, you will have to adjust the text sizes in most apps for them to be usable and this will take getting some used to. Out of the box I set up the monior using the display port from my 5850, worked fine with no issues, shows the boot screen and I get the full resolution in wide gamut.The anti glare coating is not as bad as I thought it would be, similar to the Samsung ( but not as good ) . There is a little grittiness but nothing overly disturbing and in my room very necessary to stop glare from a large window rear of my desks position. It is no where as bad as some make it out to be and far better for editing work than a glossy screen but since it is not glossy it does not have the same PoP as say the apple cinema display. I'm guessing this is what the glossy vs matte complaint is aboutI used a colormunki to calibrate the display in both custom and adobe modes, with the dynamic contrast turned off in both, one thing I did notice is a very slight colour shift on the far left corner, in calibrating I measured that part and while displaying the colour charts it goes away, same on a forced white screen it goes away but say in Firefox or IE I see the shift, it also goes away when increasing the black light brightness which is far to bright for editing use by default ( I use 100 Cd/m2 ). It is a slight miss uniformity in the back light when the brightness is dropped that low but not bad enough to send it back as I am a bit more sensitive to this than most but it does no show up when photo editing or any other situation when any other colour is displayed, this is not the same as a tint.I play some fps games including bfbc2 and bf3 and what I did notice is the my k/d ratio got worse instantly, it's definitely the screen and while I can not see any input lag I do see the results vs the much lower lag LCD tv and both were at the same resolution. This is the first real negative,this is not a screen for hardcore gamers and I'm used to large screens so it is not just a re adjustment. I will say I have never seen any games look so good, the wide gamut display makes them so much better, I just wish the input lag was a bit lower, the input lag just adds to the entire system lag and anything one can do to reduce that helps if your a competition gamer, but everyone else will love the wonderful new colour experience.I will rate the monitor a 4, slight back light uniformity issues seem to be the norm ( this is not the tint others complain about as it is not constant ) and the high input lag the only real minus points. Great colour rendering and resolution, screen size matches the resolution well, usable colour accuracy when calibrated making it a good value if your photo editing and printing, for general use and movie watching, even for general gaming where the screen quality just outclasses most other displays, but if your getting 15 ms to your bf3 server ping times and are used to no input lag screens this is not the screen for you.
Скроменый эксперт
17.01.2011
6/10
Оценка пользователя
Плохо
First, full disclosure: I've tried this monitor with a couple macs. Also in general I'm a big fan of Dell monitors, I have two right now at home (where I do a lot of photo image processing) and I've had nothing but Dell monitors at work for years (where I do scientific image processing). I've never had a complaint about their monitors, in general the Ultrasharp series are great quality for a good price.On to this monitor: I've had two of these now, and while I really like the size and resolution I think I'm going to give up. The first one had a few bad pixels, pretty bad backlight bleedthrough in one corner (and noticeable in all 4 corners) and one dark corner. (How do you get a corner to have bleedthrough when it's dark and be dark when it's light?) On that one the top layer of the screen also seemed to not fit quite right, it would make a pop sound when I tried to wipe the screen like it was moving or warped. The second one had much more severe backlight bleedthough in only one corner, and then one spot along the top of the screen. It was visible in normal computer use, not just dark scenes. So either I'm extremely unlucky or the quality control is just not what it should be. None of the other Dell monitors I've used have had a single bad pixel or this level of bleedthrough.And then there's the truly puzzling anti-glare coating. It's not a matte finish like the other Dell monitors I've had, it's more coarse and kind of sparkly. When the screen is bright it's really annoying, when there's any room light it makes the screen look washed out. It's intolerable for photo editing, which is what I got this monitor for -- it makes my images look noisy and speckled. And again, all of this is in comparison to other Dell monitors. I'd never considered getting a glossy screen for photo editing before looking at photos on this screen, but that would be better than this. Best would be a matte finish like their older monitors had.I got this monitor for photo editing because of the resolution, size, and color calibration. But the uneven backlight & bleedthrough and sparkly coating make it entirely unsuitable for that. I guess it's going back.A couple updates:First: I bought this direct from Dell, and I'd have to say their customer service is now so bad that I'm not sure how they stay in business. I won't bore you with the details (what I'm writing here it a tiny fraction but already more than enough) -- you can find many stories across the web about the several hour long calls with infinite transfers until someone finally accidentally hangs up on you. Count on any interaction with them taking several hours spread out over a few days before you finally end up talking to a US based rep who can actually do something (several of the overseas reps told me outright that they are not authorized to do anything other than charge you more money or transfer you).Anyway, when I finally got to a US based rep when I called about the problems with the second monitor, he said no problem just return it and they'd issue a full refund. Quite nice of them I thought. Only they never issued the refund, and when I'd call or email no one could ever help. I finally had to take it up with my credit card company, and they issued a full refund after looking over the tracking information and (with me on the line) talking to a Dell rep who was so unhelpful that the bank rep hung up on him. They gave Dell something like 45 days to respond, which Dell never did, so the refund became permanent. After that Dell contacted me again asking if it was ok for them to charge me again now that the bank has issued me refund. (?!?) The bank/credit card company was actually _very_ unhappy that Dell contacted me again after the fact, saying that it violated their contract with the credit card company, and insisted that Dell not contact me again. (Which they have not.) So yeah, Dell seems barely functional these days both in terms of quality control and customer service. That's a bad combination.Second, in case anyone's wondering if the U3011 has these same problems (I was): I'm using a Dell U3011 part of the time at work now. It has the same annoying anti-glare coating, but the backlight uniformity seems much better. Also, since the pixels are larger on the U3011, you're not tempted to sit as close, so I don't notice the antiglare coating on it as much -- it gives me the impression that it's not as bad, but I think it's just that I'm sitting further away. I still think it would annoy me when it came to photo editing, and I don't think I'd get one for that, but in other use it's not that noticeable.
Скроменый эксперт
08.01.2013
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
It took me all afternoon to get this working at full 2560x1440 resolution, because I didn't realize that the DVI-D port on my HP Elitebook docking station couldn't get to that resolution, and I instead had to go and get a DisplayPort cable. Figuring that all out took me a lot of research online and two calls to HP and one to Dell. I don't blame Dell for my issue, but their tech support could have been more helpful. He took 20 minutes gathering all kinds of information from me, and then told me that he couldn't help me because he thought it was an HP issue and not a Dell one. It turned out that he was right, but he could have been more helpful. At very least, I came close to returning the monitor and more help on his part could have prevented that. Once I did get it working at the full resolution, it is awesome.Real Estate. This monitor has about the same number of pixels as 4 lower resolution screens. You literally can arrange four windows on one screen and have each one of them be fully readable and editable.Quality. The all-around quality of this monitor is great. I have it sitting next to a very nice 24 inch Dell that I bought last year, and this one is noticeably nicer. It looks great. Great contrast, color representation, and viewing angle. The build quality is also much nicer than my other monitors (even the other HP).I highly recommend this monitor. If Dell comes out with an LED lit 30", I would check that one out instead, but otherwise this one is pretty much perfect. Do a quick search for U3013H or U3013HM to see if it exists yet before buying this one. The price tag on these high resolution monitors is high, but considering how much more you can do with it, it is worth it. A lot of people will be able to get by with just one of these instead of having to buy 2 standard HD monitors. It is also a lot cheaper than the similar monitor from Apple.
Скроменый эксперт
02.03.2013
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
After working on a 2009 iMac and a 2012 iMac, I got this for my wife, thinking that $900 would get me something in the same ballpark. Wow, was I wrong. This display is similar to my Hanns-G 28" display that I paid $300 for, five years ago. The picture is grainy and unimpressive. I put up some hi-res 2560x1440 wallpapers from SLR cameras, and it was pathetic and sad. I feel like I threw away the money. I spent an hour trying to get the calibration working that said was so good... and it was working the whole time, I was just expecting something... much better. I felt like I was looking at a TFT display from the 90's.. it ruined the wallpapers from interfacelift... it disrespected the art.If you want a good 27" display, spend a little more and get an Apple cinema/thunderbolt display. The colors are real, and the picture will stun you every time you sit down.This is a hard reminder that Dell is still just a PC manufacturer, no more. Cheap PCs at that. If you think this display is nice, you're missing out on what Mac users have been enjoying for decades. I'm guessing the people that say this is a good display just haven't been in front of a good display before. Even the ten year old SGI workstations I used to use for CG were eons better than this... and those were CRTs.I'm considering just using my 2009 iMac as a display for her docking station (yes, target display mode can be done with one click on the keyboard). I couldn't believe the massive screen door effect I had on a top-end PC monitor in the year 2013. Dell... are you even trying?
Скроменый эксперт
23.03.2012
2/10
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There is a problem with most modern dell monitors, this has personally happened to me with 2 Dell monitors and it happended to many others. Just search "dell u2711 entering power savings mode". The problem is that the monitor has a power savings mode that is separate from the PC. It used to be that PCs put moitors to sleep, but Dell and other companies decided that it is more energy efficient to allow the monitors to do so themselves. Furthermore, not only do they put themselves to sleep, they also put the videocard to sleep (Display Port can do this, I'm not sure how it's done via DVI, it's probably some clock signal, but this problem occurs with both) You can easily tell this is happening if you have 2 monitors, they both go to sleep. If you unplug the Dell (from the PC), the other monitor will wake up after a minute, if you plug it back in, both monitors go to sleep instantly.There are no solutions and there is no way to recover aside from plugging in another monitor.I urge you to stay away from Dell monitors until they have a definitive answer.The best monitors I've had were Samsung Syncmaster. I never used one beyond 24" and I don't know if they have any of these power savings features, but they are extremely durable, I've dropped them, directly hit the active display with metal bars (machine shop at work) and they did not have a single dead pixel.EDIT:I figured out why the dual link DVI connection was putting the videocard to sleep. I was using a Passive DP to DVI adapter (PC -> Passive PC Display port to DL DVI adapter -> DL DVI to monitor). I attempted a test, connecting and disconnecting the Passive PC Display port to DL DVI adapter (passive means that it doesn't generate an independent clock, thus you can only have 2 passive adapters or 2 monitors at most on a videocard). During this test, I did not have the adapter plugged in to anything, it was just connecting and disconnecting it from the DVI cable that is connected to the powered Dell monitor. I did not think it would do anything, BUT it turned on and off the power savings mode on the dell monitor.Luckily I had a DVI output port on my videocard (these are beign phased out with entirely DisplayPort videocards) and I plugged the monitor into it. Instatly, the monitor woke up. It has not entered this power savings mode yet.So if you have a DVI port on your card, this monitor may work for you, but if you have one of the newer DP only videocards, DO NOT get this or any other DELL monitor. (If you already have this monitor, take a look at getting an ACTIVE DP to DVI Adapter - ~$70, may be cheaper now), because these simulate DVI clock signals, that MAY not put your monitor to sleep (I haven't tested this)
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After looking at all the 27" 2560x1440 monitors, I chose this one (the Dell U2711) based on features and photos, without having seen one in person. It has enough inputs to plug in all my computers at once, plus an HDMI input for a hypothetical Blu-ray player that I have not bought yet, but who knows what the future holds? Plus, a university mailing list that I asked for recommendations said that Dell brand LCDs were very good, superior to many other brands.I preferred this monitor (Dell) over the 27" Apple Cinema Display because I don't like glossy screens.I (initially) preferred this monitor over the 27" HP ZR2740w because Dell was a highly rated brand according to my schoolmates, and because the HP lacks an HDMI input, and many other inputs. The Dell has a lot more inputs. And they both weigh almost the same amount, 23.0 or 23.1 lbs.When I first turned on the display, I was instantly disappointed. In a pitch black room, white areas look pure white. If there is any ambient light in the room (worst of all daylight), the light scatters off the anti-glare coating and makes white areas look a drab gray. It looks depressing, and I don't get over it. Also, the anti-glare coating makes small font black letters on a white background look fuzzy and almost blurry. The anti-glare coating has a sort of sandy texture, it is like translucent sand.I had to return this Dell monitor.I replaced it with an HP ZR2740w instead (also 27", same resolution, same IPS panel internal, in fact). Unfortunately, the HP doesn't have HDMI. Even more unfortunately, the HP does not work out-of-the-box with my MacBook Pro. I have three monitor adapters for my MacBook Pro: One converts to VGA (HP monitor has no input), one converts to single-link DVI (HP monitor won't display it), and one converts to DisplayPort (HP monitor won't display it). I either need to buy a dual-link DVI adapter for $100 (which I am afraid may not support DRM, HDCP), or I need to buy a different DisplayPort adapter.I wish the Dell didn't look so bad, because it was superior in every other way.
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