Excellent picture quality. Fonts razor sharp. I'm a nutter about resolution. This one is a good monitor.
Mini and standard DP ports as well as 2xHDMI (MHL). According to Dell, the MHL designation is supposed to signify the monitor at HDCP 2.2 compliant. That is you could use it to watch HD content from providers like Amazon or Netflix. The providers get huffy about DRM for HD content and insist on HDCP 2.2. The downside is that the entire system has to be HDCP compliant. That means video card and even cable! I still have not worked that all out yet. Not sure if the motherboard onboard video card will break the HDCP even if unconnected. Haven't worked through that yet.
The only downside is that the benefit of 4k at the 28" monitor size is modest. The combination of viewing angle and pixel pitch means that the gain in perceived resolution over my 30" 2560x1600 monitor is modest. If I get very close to the monitor, yes the resolution is clearly better, but at standard desk viewing distances, the 4K will be a modest upgrade over 2560x1600. It will definitely be a big improvement over 1080p (1920x1080) if that is what you currently own. I am considering a 40" 4k monitor. The downside there is that the top of the screen is high on the desk. It hurts my neck to look up that far on a routine basis. Many love the 40" class monitors. Probably will order one in the near future.
| Standing screen display size | 28 Inches |
|---|---|
| Screen Resolution | 3840x2160 |
