DELL U2719DCt DELL U2719DCt https://www.itpro.co.uk/hardware/34255/dell-ultrasharp-u2719dc-review-heaps-of-connectivity-but-poor-contrast While it may seem odd to describe this 27in screen as expensive when we've recently reviewed an Eizo display costing almost £4,000, there's no hiding from the truth. You can buy a myriad of good-quality 27in 1440p screens for less than £300, so Dell must... USB Type-C support, Sleek and ergonomic design, 1440p resolution Limited contrast ratio, Colours can sometimes display too dimly This monitor's robust selection of ports, small footprint and even smaller bezels make it an excellent option for offices - although issues like a poor contrast ratio hold it back somewhat... https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/pc-monitors/1409342/dell-ultrasharp-u2719dc-review This hugely simplifies a desk setup as you can power the monitor via the single power cable (there’s no external power brick) and then use USB-C to both transmit data and charge laptops that need a maximum of 65W.You can even hook up a second 1440p monito... Features USB-C support, Sleek and ergonomic design, Did I mention USB-C support Limited contrast ratio, Colours can sometimes display too dimly While the first two elements on that list are welcome, they wouldn't be enough to make me part with my money – the panel's limited contrast ratio and other weaknesses ensure that. The real killer feature is USB-C support, which effectively means this scre...