You’ll get the following ports on the monitor: As you can see from the ports below, they’re pulling out all the stops to include just about everything you’d want from a hub for a true dongle-less experience. It seems like Dell doesn’t call this the “USB-C Hub Monitor” for nothing on their brochure. The monitor also comes with standard VESA mounts if custom monitor arms are more of your thing. The provided mount is easy and quick to release. As far as I can tell, it doesn’t compromise on the stability or rigidity as it withstood me shaking on the stand with some effort. As with Dell’s recent arm design, there’s a little hollow nook in the middle of the monitor for better cable management that comes in nice and handy. Tilt, swivel, rotate and height adjustments are all there and par for course. In terms of adjustments, this monitor has all bases covered. You can tilt the screen forward or backwards a good degree too.The frame of the monitor also features the signature thin bezels of the U series monitors, making it a great plus for people like me that are running multiple monitors without black bars obtruding from the edge. It keeps the same minimalistic aesthetics at the back with only a few ventilation grooves at the bottom of the monitor, neat. Our model comes with a sleek and smooth silver finish with predominantly white accents and design that’ll make it pretty discrete to have on any office table.

Our package comes in as a huge hefty chonker just like the Alienware monitor I’ve reviewed last year but being much easier to carry due to the built-in handle at the top.Īs usual, there is a fair amount of foam within the package that keeps it from moving too much and doesn’t seem too flimsy looking for shipping purposes.

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