Available in both black and white, this is a nice option for those who regularly do video calls with family. The P2715Q’s age and the fact that it can run only at 4K resolution at 60 Hz over over DisplayPort, not HDMI, keep it from being our top pick, but it’s still a great monitor, especially if you want that USB 3.0 hub.”ĭown to $150 from a typical price of $230, this is $10 less than previous deal pricing we’ve seen for the Amazon Echo Show, our pick for video chatting in our guide to Alexa and Amazon’s line of smart speakers. We briefly recommended the U2718Q as a runner-up to the LG because we thought the P2715Q was discontinued, but since the P2715Q is still available, it’s a better buy until Dell fixes the problems with the U2718Q’s colors. It’s more accurate than the model that replaces it, the Dell UltraSharp U2718Q, which struggles with greens and cyans. It has more accurate colors than the LG, its stand is highly adjustable and ergonomic, and it also has a USB 3.0 hub and Dell’s excellent three-year Premium Panel Guarantee. John Higgins and David Murphy wrote, “The Dell P2715Q was the first 4K monitor we recommended, and it’s still great, despite its fat bezels. The Dell P2715Q 27-Inch 4K Monitor is our runner-up pick in our guide to the best 4K monitors. We’ve seen a few recent deals at $400 and just under, but this 27-inch monitor is still often priced around $425, so this is an excellent deal for it. At $365, this is a new low for the Dell P2715Q, a longtime favorite in our guide.

Now is an excellent time to add a 4K monitor to your desk setup as we’ve finally started to see significant drops for them.

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