SeekerDell S2722DGM
In case you don’t mind the usual VA panel weaknesses (smearing and unstable VRR performance), the Dell S2722DGM is an excellent budget gaming monitor at $200. It offers a high contrast ratio for deep blacks, vivid colors, crisp details and a height-adjustable stand.
-- As reviewed by Display Ninja
Product details
- A NEW VIEW: This 1500R curved gaming monitor provides a truly immersive experience that offers more realistic visuals and comfortable viewing.Specific uses for product - Gaming
- SEE EVERY DETAIL: A QHD (Quad HD) curved monitor screen provides a display resolution of 2560 x 1440 on a 27-inch panel
- A SMOOTHER EXPERIENCE: A 165Hz refresh rate allows fast-moving visuals to be seen with incredible clarity for faster reaction times
- REMARKABLE CLARITY: AMD FreeSync premium technology allows gamers to stay engaged during battle with swift, responsive, stutter-free gameplay
- WIN FROM ANY ANGLE: Game in comfort for extended periods due to a new slim, tapered stand with easy height and tilt adjustability
PROS
+ High contrast ratio, vivid colors
+ Plenty of features, including VRR and MBR up to 165Hz
+ Height-adjustable stand
CONS
- Visible ghosting behind fast-moving objects, mainly in dark scenes
- Prone to VRR brightness flickering
- Design lacks swivel option
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Expert reviews and ratings
By Display Ninja on December 27, 2022
In case you don’t mind the usual VA panel weaknesses (smearing and unstable VRR performance), the Dell S2722DGM is an excellent budget gaming monitor at $200. It offers a high contrast ratio for deep blacks, vivid colors, crisp details and a height-adjustable stand.
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By Rtings on July 29, 2021
The Dell S2722DGM is a good gaming monitor. It has an okay response time at the max refresh rate, fantastic low input lag, and supports AMD's FreeSync variable refresh rate (VRR) technology for a nearly tear-free gaming experience. There's an optional black frame insertion feature that can clear up motion blur, but you can't use it at the same time as VRR. Unfortunately, like most monitors with VA panels, there's noticeable motion smearing in dark scenes.
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By Tom's Hardware on February 18, 2022
Though it leaves out HDR and extended color, the Dell S2722DGM delivers superb gaming performance for less than $300. With Adaptive-Sync, 165 Hz, a solid overdrive and usable blur reduction, it rocks full-motion gaming without breaking the bank.
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