Dell S2721DGF vs HP X27 FHD

It has a crap ton of i o. The design is much better, at least in my opinion, and even though the black equalizer performs about the same on both havin...

This is a well designed good looking monitor. And that's before turning it on! You can set it up horizontally or vertically. It has a 1ms response, great colors, and easy to watch for hours. Great for gaming and movies

The panel I got did not have any major backlight bleed. There was a bit of a noticeable IPS glow in the bottom left corner, but it was not any worse than other IPS panels that I've seen. Edit 3/17/2021: Changing rating from 1 to 4 stars on behalf of J-Tech Digital's swift and cooperative customer service. A manager from J-Tech Digital reached out to me and offered to refund the restocking fee, which was greatly appreciated and resolves all of the issues I had with my return

He said that it has awesome response and refresh time. He says that it has awesome lighting. He

I spent a lot of time, in fact. For the first time ever (literally), I bought a color calibration tool and used it with a professional providing guidance to ensure I correctly followed each step. Not even the color calibrator is able to make Dell 27" Gaming Monitor S2721DGF color-accurate! Not for work, not for gaming, not for casual activities. There is no height, no angle, no setting that resolves my issue

Graphics are vivid and spot on for color accuracy while gaming, creating animation or working within my photo editing. Refresh rate is important while I'm gaming, it carries a low-lag with 165Hz refresh rate, smooth transition while playing on of my favorites, Call of duty - shots are impeccable to view accuracy, viewing this while gaming allows me to become more accurate. Overall it reduces motion blur for a mother experience. To note the pixels, it has 1920 x 1080p, which is truly enough for my gaming, especially for high-refresh rapid-movement within the 27” screen

4k was not an option because of cost and lack of HDMI 2.1. so I went on 1440p. Next I found a big issue with current monitor and console

For all of their existence, blazing-fast 240Hz gaming monitors were relegated to just one resolution: 1,920 by 1,080 pixels. That's changed with the release of the HP Omen X 27 ($649.99), an ultra-fast display that gives 1440p gamers a chance to stay competitive with their 1080p cousins. The TN-based panel won't be winning awards for image quality or wide viewing angles anytime soon (what TN panel would?), which makes the inclusion of AMD FreeSync 2 HDR perplexing, and the lackluster implementation doesn't help things either

Personally, I'd prefer the fast response times over deep blacks, but those that game mostly in the dark might be put off by the contrast and also IPS ...

The overall grader grade average is just three point: one three milliseconds and you can tell from the visual charts that most transitions are extreme...