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you could say that about any monitor doesn't make it true, having a high PPI because the screen size is small doesn't mean a damn thing
Child you fundamentally don't understand anything about display technology. You are wrong. Um, enjoy the fuzzy text on the monitor you overspent on because you don't understand the difference between horizontal and vertical resolutions.
This was $600 direct from Dell on October 15th ("early holiday deal'). I bought one and it arrived a few days ago. I was also able to use Dell rewards, will earn dell cash back, and had an offer from my chase card (15% back). Dell direct has it for this same $680 right now
The monitor is pretty nice but only has 1 HDMI input and one USB-C. No Display Port. Reviews rave about the speakers, but the spatial audio feature puts two annoying red lights on the front so I turned that off. Picture is nice, but I've not yet found a perfect color profile for myself. The colors are too vivid due to excessive saturation for my eyes. My switch oled and my Samsung phones all need that nonsense turned off for me to enjoy them.
I would potentially recommend this monitor but wait until the next sale price.
Last edited by walletNgromice October 18, 2025 at 12:50 PM.
If you wan't to connect a PC DisplayPort output to the monitor's USB-C input, you're going to want a 4k@120Hz capable cable that will typically run between $30-40: https://www.startech.com/en-us/di...p2dp141mbd
Otherwise, be advised that most common cables which support connecting a DisplayPort output to a monitor's USB-C input are limited to 4k@60Hz. That is functional, but certainly wastes some of the capability of this display. Such a cable can be commonly found for under $15: https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasi...081VK1KHV/
This monitor's USB-C input port supports 90W Power Delivery. The design is intended to replace a standalone docking station for single cable laptop connection. The most common ideal use cases for this monitor are either a USB-C equipped laptop or a PC with 4k@ 120Hz HDMI output.
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The monitor is pretty nice but only has 1 HDMI input and one USB-C. No Display Port. Reviews rave about the speakers, but the spatial audio feature puts two annoying red lights on the front so I turned that off. Picture is nice, but I've not yet found a perfect color profile for myself. The colors are too vivid due to excessive saturation for my eyes. My switch oled and my Samsung phones all need that nonsense turned off for me to enjoy them.
I would potentially recommend this monitor but wait until the next sale price.
https://www.startech.co
Otherwise, be advised that most common cables which support connecting a DisplayPort output to a monitor's USB-C input are limited to 4k@60Hz. That is functional, but certainly wastes some of the capability of this display. Such a cable can be commonly found for under $15:
https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasi...08
This monitor's USB-C input port supports 90W Power Delivery. The design is intended to replace a standalone docking station for single cable laptop connection. The most common ideal use cases for this monitor are either a USB-C equipped laptop or a PC with 4k@ 120Hz HDMI output.
Good luck!
Jon
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