Best Portable Monitor For Dell Laptop

Best portable monitor ever. It's thinner than my laptop but yet so powerful.

Helped my Dell laptop.

Used to connect between HP laptop docking station and Dell monitor. Worked well.

This 2nd screen works great with my Dell laptop. The quality is better than my laptop screen. The Asus monitor is bright and easy to read.

Bought one back in December to use my old Apple Thunderbolt monitor with my Dell laptop. Once I went through the process of updating *ALL* the drivers and the motherboard BIOS, it worked perfectly. And then, tragedy struck. My laptop decided to give up the ghost and I opted to get a lighter HP, so I returned my Dell docking station to work and waited for the wheels of corporate bureaucracy to churn until I got a new one for my HP. It took 7 months, but I got it this past weekend. AND IT STILL WORKED! I fired it up connected to the TB Monitor and it came right up, even before updating everything (which I did). Come Monday morning (today), I have a MASSIVE 27" monitor to work off of.

My wife needed a nice monitor to go with her Dell 15 7000 laptop. The monitor works flawlessly , Photoshop editing (hobby) fills the bill. Would have gone for the 27 in model , but the price was a little much for a few extra inches. Granted we would be in the 4k range resolution(nice) but Dells integrated graphics would not do it justice. If you can live with HD, this is a very good option

I realized that trying on a 15 laptop screen to view and do post-production of my photos wasn't working well, especially color callibration. I have a Dell laptop and the Dell monitor works perfectly with it. As advertised, the 27 monitor is super-sharp and the callibration is correct (even comes with a sheet showing the callibration test). Now my reprints are exactly what I see on the screen!

Bought this product to hook-up a 2nd large monitor to my Dell Precision 5510 laptop (USB-3.0 C laptop output to DVI input of the monitor cable). Adapter worked great, 2nd large monitor is up and running, a big productivity improvement. Saved a bunch of money too since I did not need to buy a more expensive docking port to perform the same function.

I use a laptop, docking station, and two monitors. The Dell UltraSharp 31.5 is a good monitor for editing photos. The display has sharp images on a large screen.

I have a Dell XPS laptop and the monitor setup seamlessly - pretty much plug and play. Connecting the monitor to the stand was a breeze. The picture is amazing. Two little things I noticed (but are not deal breakers for me): 1) - I noticed others have mentioned is the Joystick Control on the back of the monitor for OSD settings (Brightness/color etc.). At first I found the joystick frustrating to use until I discovered that you push against the edges of the joystick button - not on the joystick itself to make selections. Once I discovered that using it was a breeze. 2) - I have JBL Studio monitors connected to my laptop. With my previous 27 HP monitor there were no hum/ground issues. The Dell monitor must put out more electrical interference. I had to upgrade my connections from unbalanced TS plugs to TRS and XLR connections. Changing those cables removed the hum.