Dell Upgrades Monitors To Ips Gaming Laptop

I researched monitors for work and gaming for months. I used to use strictly gaming IPS and OLED’s but it sucked for using for reading. The RGB around text of Q-OLEDs and the shadow effect of W-OLEDS. plus I didn’t like the burn in fear of OLEDs. This brought me back to IPS as the best all rounders. This particular screen does phenomenal HD brightness and love the color correctness for photo or video work and zero burn in fear. I don’t need the latest and greatest, I just need an excellent all rounder and this is it for me. Although not ideal for PC gaming due to the 5ms lag, the 120hz speed is perfect for gaming on PS5 consoles. This screen is bright!

That's about it! We received the memory unit quickly, installed it (in a Dell gaming laptop) ... which took about 4 minutes ... and it has been working perfectly. The laptop only had 8GB previously, and this addition dramatically improved system performance.

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.

Helped my Dell laptop.

I had two of the same Asus monitors before and now this is my third. Great monitor for the price and it's IPS panel

I bought the Dell 27 4K UHD HDR IPS monitor to pair with a HP mini workstation. It's not quite as elegant as my BenQ monitor that I use for photo processing, but it's significantly cheaper and will be used mainly for work and general computer usage. I consider it a good purchase.

Bought this one to replace an 5-year old 29 Dell monitor. Love the screen size with IPS and decent color. Good for long-hour working. The only downside is not height-adjustment. HIghly recommend those who wants a simple HD monitor with big size.

The Dell U3223QE 4K monitor is near perfect. Excellent color reproduction, impressive contrast for an IPS panel, built-in USB-C hub - It's all here. I am 100% totally satisfied with this display. It's color saturation is very impressive considering it has an anti-glare reflective coating (I wish Dell would offer a semi-gloss option as that makes the colors really pop.) There is only one thing I can find fault in - In the lower left and right hand corners of the display there is slight backlight bleed, but this is inherent to all IPS panels and is not a deal breaker - pretty much all IPS panels are going to exhibit some type of backlight bleed. Other than that one small detail, this panel is PERFECT and I have no hesitation in recommending it to others. I am VERY demanding of my equipment and this panel ticks all the boxes.

I got rid of my bulky 1080ti desktop tower, and replaced it with a gaming laptop. I still wanted a nice screen(I had 1440p 144hz, but downgraded to 1080p 144hz), so I wanted a hassle free way of connecting my laptop and get all the accessories with just one cable. This is perfect for my needs. The listing doesn't mention high refresh rate monitors, but it is compatible. I tried two different monitors(1440p and 1080p, both GSYNC and 144hz), works perfectly. The only thing this doesn't do is charge my gaming laptop(understandably). It does charge lower power hogging machines like MBP/MBA, but I don't currently have a Mac with TB3. So instead of one cable, I have to plug in a TB3 and Power cable to my laptop to make it a Desktop, but it's still VERY GOOD compared to what I had to plug in before.

Awesome IPS monitor. One of the best IPS I've seen over the last 10 years. This could be a symbol of peak IPS before OLED tech swamps the market. PLUSSES: - Great out of the box experience. It just works. sRGB mode looks pretty good and colors appear saturated. Bright enough too. - 260hz works. No DSC needed. Frametimes are jittery at 260hz, but there's also a 250hz mode that works better. - G-Sync works quite well up to 240hz with minimal tearing. Very good implementation. I can't say the same with other monitors. For 240hz monitors, OLED included, I often had to cap FPS at 220 or lower to make G-Sync stop tearing. - Low input lag. Responsive feeling. - Power supply is integrated into the back of the panel. No power brick. - The matte coating is not too aggressive. I've seen a lot worse. This is tame. - Professional looking design from the front. MINUSES: - IPS glow. Backlight bleed seems to be inescapable with IPS, even this panel. The glow starts at the corners then slowly creeps around. For now, the center of my panel has no glow. - Bad contrast. Bad contrast seems to always be a thing with IPS. - ELMB sync doesn't work well. I didn't care. - HDR performance is mid at best. OVERALL: This thing slaps for a monitor priced under $400. It's a relief to find a banger IPS monitor that just works. Don't have to deal with the gimmicks of early-gen OLED monitors.