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Dell released their newest Ultrasharp model ,U2723QE, U3223QE Ultrasharp monitor
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I got the U3223QE today as well, as other users said on this forum the IPS glow in the bottom of the monitor is always there.
But only really noticeable in a dark room with black animations.
If you look the second picture, the image quality and colors are really good. I’m right now trying to decide if I will keep it or return it.
##Edit: One issue I'm having with the Satechi TB4 dock, the monitor doesn't wake up after sleep. It keeps doing a loop searching for signal.
But only really noticeable in a dark room with black animations.
If you look the second picture, the image quality and colors are really good. I’m right now trying to decide if I will keep it or return it.
##Edit: One issue I'm having with the Satechi TB4 dock, the monitor doesn't wake up after sleep. It keeps doing a loop searching for signal.
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Same for my 31.5" Display.
Cannot understand why they promote it as "IPS Black" Technology? It's not that black as I expected. I'm not really convinced yet.
In my eyes there is more IPS glow than with LG Ergo UN880 displays...
I know. But if a IPS black promoted display is worse than a 'non' IPS black display then it's something what to complain about.
Do you mean to say KVM not be used with a Mac in any way on this monitor? Or it can still be changed through the monitors built in OSD?
Well the blacks are not that grey and look good in daylight, just like you mentioned and I did earlier the IPS glow in a darker room in the left or right corner if there is something black is massive. For a monitor this price I am a bit disappointed with that.
But yeah in the end what is worse, a chin, big bezels, crap colours, low ppi, op IPS glow, or really expensive. In the end there is no real good alternative at the moment
@TheJustAbout yes this definitely works.
My setup is: Macbook Pro (M1 Max) via USB-C to monitor. All other devices are plugged in to the monitor.
Benefit: in parallel, I have a PC and I use the KVM switch functionality of the monitor.
PC is via Displayport and second USB-C (for USB upstream plugged in the "USB-C 2" port in the monitor)... now with switching the input (USB-C or DP), all USB devices are also redirected. Quite cool.
Picture quality with Macbook is great, that was the only reason I upgraded from a S2720QC.
My setup is: Macbook Pro (M1 Max) via USB-C to monitor. All other devices are plugged in to the monitor.
Benefit: in parallel, I have a PC and I use the KVM switch functionality of the monitor.
PC is via Displayport and second USB-C (for USB upstream plugged in the "USB-C 2" port in the monitor)... now with switching the input (USB-C or DP), all USB devices are also redirected. Quite cool.
Picture quality with Macbook is great, that was the only reason I upgraded from a S2720QC.
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Got mine today, connected everything.... and then i saw this ?
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Did you use usb c cable that comes with MacBook to charge it? Is it possible though or it is needed to connect via high transfer cable like Thunderbolt ???
Excellent! So the Dell Display Link software works with M1 too? Or is it not really needed?
I've just got a couple of the LG 27UP850-W for my Mac mini and I'm loving them. They are replacing two 4 year old Dell 27" QHD's. The text is much sharper, colours are great. I tried a 31.5" but found me lifting head up and down as well as side to side. Side to side is more comfortable.
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Yes, it works on MacOS. But it is not needed, you can setup everything on the monitor and switch with a small joystick at the back of the monitor.
And I finally return the 27“. 32“ is great
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I have the same IPS backlight bleeding, like 3 columns in the both left and 3 columns on the bottom right. Still deciding if I will keep it or return it.
So on mine the 3 columns on the left now subsided and are not as noticeable as before. Similarly on the right, but there is a more visible broad glow, much more than my BenQ. With daily use I'm not noticing them as much though.
My 27" and 31.5" both went back.
To sum up:
+ great overall built-quality
+ great design
+ great features (only one cable to my M1 MBP; USB, USB-C, RJ45, ....)
+ bright (enough) for me
+ great colours
- much IPS glow, not that black as expected
- IPS backlight bleeding (bottom left, top left)
Overall:
too expensive for what it does. So I have to search again for a good display.
To sum up:
+ great overall built-quality
+ great design
+ great features (only one cable to my M1 MBP; USB, USB-C, RJ45, ....)
+ bright (enough) for me
+ great colours
- much IPS glow, not that black as expected
- IPS backlight bleeding (bottom left, top left)
Overall:
too expensive for what it does. So I have to search again for a good display.
This is the monitor what I have just tested in the shop, and I had a very good feeling while testing it. This is one of the possible candidates for me, if I decide to sell my 32" Eizo.
Yeah funny, I had those colums too but they are gone. IPS glow remains but not as noticeable anymore as I use different wallpapers and not using it for watching Movies or TV anyways. Colours are amazing and so is the design. Keeping this until a good MiniLED & Oled or Apple monitor comes around with high DPI and hopefully more Hz.
For those interested, this site shows a bit what is coming this year :
New Monitors In 2024: What To Expect [Professional, Gaming]
Find out what LG, Samsung, and AU Optronics panel manufacturers have in store for us in 2024. There are some exciting models coming up!
www.displayninja.com
Only the Samsung G8 suits what I want, but not sure if I like the looks of it...
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