DELL G2724D Gaming Monitor - 27-Inch QHD

VESA DisplayHDR 400 with 99% sRGB color coverage and built-in TUV certified hardware low blue light solution.Versatile connectivity with desktop PCs and game consoles. Included USB TypeC to DP cable maximizes connected gaming laptop performance.Fluid, tear-free gameplay with AMD FreeSync Premium, NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible, and VESA AdaptiveSync.Fully ergonomic stand that can tilt, swivel and pivot and features a full range height adjustability of up to 130 mm.3 Year Advanced Exchange Service: If your warranty issue can’t be resolved remotely, Dell will send a replacement monitor the next business day if deemed necessary after phone/online diagnosis during your Limited Hardware Warranty term. Shipping times may vary by location.The Dell G2724D is an entry-level gaming monitor with a 27-inch screen and 1440p resolution. It has a 165Hz refresh rate, and it's designed for gamers who need a budget-friendly yet reliable gaming monitor. That said, it's hard to find through most retailers, but you can often find it on sale directly through Dell's website. It's newer than the popular Dell S2721DGF, and it sits below Dell's Alienware lineup that features similar 1440p options with more features, like the Dell Alienware AW2724DM. It's rather barebones in terms of features as it doesn't have a USB hub or even an audio jack, but you still have access to some of Dell's gaming features, like different virtual crosshairs. It also has FreeSync variable refresh rate (VRR) support, and NVIDIA certifies it as G-SYNC as well.the Dell G2724D is decent for PC gaming. It supports all common VRR formats to reduce screen tearing, and its 165Hz refresh rate is high enough for most gamers. It has low input lag for a responsive feel, and it has a consistently fast response time across its entire refresh rate range, but there's still some blur with fast-moving objects. While it provides a smooth feel while gaming, it has limited picture quality as it has low contrast that makes blacks look gray, and its local dimming feature that only turns on in HDR performs terribly.