popularTweak155 posted Dec 10, 2025 07:33 PM
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popularTweak155 posted Dec 10, 2025 07:33 PM
Dell - S2725QC 27" IPS LED 4K UHD 120Hz FreeSync Premium Monitor (USB-C, HDMI) - Ash White $249.99
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I bought the USB-C version for under $200. It was a good deal at that price. It's definitely not worth $300 imo. $250 is an okay deal.
I picked a pair of these over Black Friday for my office setup (directly from Dell, and used the Amex Spend $500 get $100 back offer. Price was $505.96 w/taxes before the Amex offer).
I run a dual-monitor configuration through an OWC Thunderbolt 4 dock. I skipped the included monitor cables because I wanted a clean, all-white aesthetic. For this, I ordered ZeroneTeck USB 4 (USB-C) monitor cables, a Monoprice white power cord, a Cable Matters white snagless Cat 6 Ethernet cable, and a MaGeek USB 3.0 to USB-C cable (1 ft) for my Logitech Brio 4K webcam. All other connections run through the OWC dock. Only regret is I wish the power and video signal was all via a single cable and could be used tandemly, but that's a minor issue, and for the price, I can't expect more.
From a usgae point, these monitors power on instantly as soon as I connect my MacBook Pro (M4 Pro), and apart from a minor glare issue (my desk faces a window) they perform very well. The 120 Hz refresh rate makes scrolling and graphics smooth and viewing text for long hours pleasant. I haven't tested them for movies yet, but they handled educational and work-related tutorial videos without any issues (not sure if this is a metric to count on).
For audio, even though they come with built in speakers that are nice, clear and loud, I couldn't control the volume, and so I am still using my old JBL Creature II speakers from 2005. For the price I paid, I think they served me well for 20 yrs, though the rubber holding the tweeters is finally wearing out. I paid around €100 back in my student days, wish I could find a modern replacement that sounds just as warm!
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