The height range is just over 5 inches while swivel goes 45 degrees to either side. The stand is very solid with no play to its full range of adjustments. The bottom trim is a little wider at 17mm and features a Dell logo that shimmers in different colors when light is reflected on it.Īs we’ve come to expect from Dell, build quality is top-shelf, and the S2721DGF's build quality is worthy of its price tag.

Its flush-mounted anti-glare layer reveals a miniscule 7mm frame when the power is on.

The battle for thinnest bezel continues with the S2721DGF. But the S2721DGF is clearly a gaming monitor, even down to the base which has an interesting breakout effect where the upright appears to grow out of it. It usually reserves the stronger aesthetic for Alienware products. You don’t get a fancy light show with flashing and breathing color, but it does create a nice soft blue glow on the desktop and behind the panel.ĭell is one of the more conservative manufacturers when it comes to styling. Our banding test patterns did not show any evidence of this artifact.ĭell tossed in a nice lighting effect in the back with an LED strip that frames a unique louvered pattern that we haven't seen before around the central mount. Color depth is 10 bits achieved with an 8-bit native panel using Frame Rate Conversion. The monitor's native color is DCI-P3, and there's no option for the smaller sRGB color space. The S2721DGF features an IPS part with extended color and a 400-nit capable LED backlight. The 27-inch, 1440p genre is dominated by IPS and VA panels with a few cheaper screens going for TN technology.

Dell S2721DGF (HDR LED) at Amazon for $349 (opens in new tab).

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