once, Having a 4K monitor feels like a luxury. Now, 4K monitors are no longer an unachievable upgrade due to the power of modern computers and the sharp price drop. They become the standard.
The Dell 27 plus 4K is the best example of this trend I’ve seen so far. It may not have all the bells and whistles Dell Ultrasharp Monitors, not shocking image quality Dell 32 plus OLED. But for my money, that’s it Best Monitor Ordinary people should buy it when working from home, especially when discounted. I see it as low as $254, which is a steal of what you get.
Dell’s Difference
Photo: Luke Larsen
The Dell Monitor has always been beautiful, and the Dell 27 plus 4K is no exception. The borders are thin, and the base and shelf are not too big. The “Gray-White” color looks clean on my already white table. It doesn’t look as professional as the silver or black model, but for home use I prefer white. The design is also worth noting, as at this price, some monitors do look cheap. Despite the plastic appearance on the Dell 27 Plus 4K, there is metal inside the shelf and base so they feel sturdy.
Setting up this monitor is simple and requires no tools. It does have an extra backplane compared to most monitors, which has to be tightened into the bracket (with thumb screws), but it only takes about a minute to pull the various parts out of the box and ready.
The back of the monitor has a standard VESA shelf, which is perfect for attaching to the monitor arm if it’s your jam. The stand provides you with all-around adjustments including 5-inch height, tilt, rotation and rotation. Unfortunately, it’s not high enough to rotate it completely into a vertical display, which is a shame. (You can still use it vertically with the monitor arm.)
