News Dell UltraSharp 4K Monitors Debut IPS Black Tech to Boost Contrast

[Admin]

The new technology is touted to double contrast (2000:1), boost clarity, and deliver more accurate colors.

Dell UltraSharp 4K Monitors Debut IPS Black Tech to Boost Contrast : Read more

 

[alithegreat]

Will IPS Black be applicable to gaming monitors? Is IPS Black + High refresh rate / low latency + HDR 1000 possible?

 

[Soul_keeper]

Seems odd that they are only 60Hz, I think the LG ones using the same panel are 144Hz.
https://www.lg.com/us/ces2022/ultragear-gaming-setup
Unless they are infact not the same panel(or running in a different configuration).

 

[forum111]

Tuan Do on TechWalls did a review of the 27" model dated March 2, which I am just seeing now, and one of the few cons he listed was more backlight bleeding than on his previous Dell monitors - He noted he previously used a P2721Q. This is concerning to me as I am quite sensitive to backlit bleed and would expect a newer, next gen panel would have at least as good if not better performance than a previous gen.

I have some existing, lower res Dell UltraSharps using LG panels that I am fairly happy with, but I'm considering upgrading them. I was just about ready to pull the trigger on an order of multiple U3223QEs when I stopped because of the possible backlight bleed. I do wonder if this is something that might be worked out in early batches and corrected in later revisions/production runs. It wouldn't be the first time I have seen such things happen, although I've also experienced it as a "within spec" manufacturing variation that leaves you to simply gamble on what you might get from one unit to the next, all things being equal. I guess I will hold off until I can see more real world reviews.