The armbar will allow the screen to pivot, swivel, and tilt to the best viewing experience possible in its environment. The ports are clearly marked on the back of the monitor.Īt the center is where the armbar attaches in with Dell’ logo on it and the same blue recon color. Towards the bottom of the monitor, you’ll see all ports names etched into the back letting you know which port is which. Turning the monitor around, you’re met with a nice blue recon metallic color. To the right of the Dell logo, underneath the monitor, you will see seven buttons, each with their own functionality. The only really bezel you’re looking at is where the screen meets the bottom of the monitor showing off Dell’s logo dead center and the rest is all a black bar. When the screen is on, there is barely any bezel, so you’re getting as much screen as possible when it comes you to using the monitor.

Granted, I have a curved 27-inch monitor, but at the end of the day, I’m used to looking at a bigger screen. When you’re used to using a 27-inch monitor already, you don’t expect much from another monitor of the same screen size. Safety and Regulatory Information Design.Screen coating: Antiglare with 3H hardness.We’ll be reviewing the Dell S2719DGF gaming monitor that has a 1440p (2K) QHD resolution, AMD FreeSync for smooth visuals, up to 155Hz refresh rate, three preset gaming modes, and more. There are a 24-inch and a 27-inch monitor to give you options. At IFA 2018, Dell announced two new gaming monitors for gamers which offer some great perks to get an edge on the competition.

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