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Dell U2717D vs ASUS PB277Q

Side-by-Side Comparison

Products

Dell U2717D
ASUS PB277Q

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Dell U2717D Picture
ASUS PB277Q Picture
Size27"
LCD Type
IPS
Variable Refresh Rate
No
Native Resolution2560 x 1440
Native Refresh Rate
60 Hz
Size27"
LCD Type
TN
Variable Refresh Rate
No
Native Resolution2560 x 1440
Native Refresh Rate
75 Hz

Variants

  • U2717D (27")
  • PB277Q (27")

Review

See Dell U2717D Review
See ASUS PB277Q Review
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Our Verdict

Dell U2717D

ASUS PB277Q

The ASUS PB277Q is a bit better than the Dell U2717D, unless you need wide viewing angles. The ASUS PB277Q uses a TN type panel, which has a higher refresh rate but worse viewing angles. If you are sitting close to the 27" PB277Q, the edges can appear darker or washed out. The PB277Q has much lower input lag than the U2717D, great for gaming or even just browsing the web. The U2717D uses an IPS panel, which isn't as good for late-night browsing in a dark room, but has wider viewing angles.

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