Released at the end of July 2020, the Dell S2721QS is a popular 27-inch 4K UHD ultra-thin bezel monitor that sports an IPS panel with 99% sRGB color gamut, AMD FreeSync support, built-in dual 3 W speakers, and more. The US$329.99 Amazon list price has dropped below the US$250 threshold thanks to a 24% discount.
One of the best choices for Amazon customers looking for a 27-inch 4K UHD monitor is the Dell S2721QS, which is now also 24% off. While Amazon’s list price tag reads US$329.99, this generous discount pushes the price down to US$249.99. However, the buyers who get the Amazon Rewards Visa Card can get US$50 off instantly, so they can get this monitor and pay only US$199.99 (more details can be found on this page).
Introduced as a 4K UHD monitor with support for HDR playback, the Dell S2721SQ uses an IPS panel and its maximum refresh rate is only 60 Hz. However, the flicker-free experience provided via Dell ComfortView can compensate for this low refresh rate and the 4 ms GtG response time. Other highlights include 350 nits maximum brightness, 99% sRGB color gamut, dual 3 W speakers, AMD FreeSync support, 2 X HDMI 2.0, DP 1.2, and one 3.5 mm audio out jack.
In addition to the above, the Dell S2721SQ comes with a height-adjustable stand with customizable tilt, swivel, and pivot. A standard 100 X 100 mm VESA mount is present. Sadly, this monitor does not feature a USB hub.
After 982 user reviews, the Dell S2721QS has a 4.3/5 global rating on Amazon. On Dell US, it has a 4.5/5 score after no less than 1,607 reviews. However, Dell US is not providing any discount at this time and the regular price is US$299.99.
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