I have the new 2015 MacBook (in Gold) and it will drive the Dell U2715H out of the box at full resolution (2560x1440 @60Hz) using the Apple USB-C connector with HDMI port and a quality HDMI cable. Makes for a really nice setup...
By Colin B. Matthews on August 11, 2015
I have the 2415 and it is straight up the best monitor I have ever used. I do design (html/css), no gaming, and Internet Marketing so stare at it ALL DAY. I also have the "2815Q" (the 28" 4K from Dell, not the 24). Let me tell you, there is NO WAY you will use it at 4K for regular work stuff. You can't freakin barel…
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I have the 2415 and it is straight up the best monitor I have ever used. I do design (html/css), no gaming, and Internet Marketing so stare at it ALL DAY. I also have the "2815Q" (the 28" 4K from Dell, not the 24). Let me tell you, there is NO WAY you will use it at 4K for regular work stuff. You can't freakin barely read the text at 3840x2400. I like it down sized to 2440 width and then it's "similar" to 1920 on the 24. I'm 38, don't wear glasses or need them and would bet that a standard word doc at 4k and standard size text you could not read at 4k. So my vote is the 2415 (freakin beautiful) or the 2815 (about the same as the 2415q) and do a bit smaller resolution to fit more stuff on the screen. The name of the game for me is "how do I get more "usable" space on the screen without it being microscopic. I also use a triple monitor setup (2 2415 and 2815 in middle... love it).
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By Jimmy E. on February 23, 2015
Yes, I have tried everything. Even all documentation says it can it does not support. Exhausted all options finally had to opt for DisplayPort 1.1 configuration. Research on web has indicated DP1.2 configuration does not work. Wonderful display configured DP1.1 or HDMI, but do not purchase if you plan on DP1.2 confi…
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Yes, I have tried everything. Even all documentation says it can it does not support. Exhausted all options finally had to opt for DisplayPort 1.1 configuration. Research on web has indicated DP1.2 configuration does not work. Wonderful display configured DP1.1 or HDMI, but do not purchase if you plan on DP1.2 configuration. I fould this to be terribly disappointing. Looking now for compensation for mis-respresenting known issue.
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By William J COughlin on July 28, 2015
It's a matte type finish. But, it's really not a sandy matte finish. I like glossy screens but this is, IMHO, just as good. It's really nice, no reflections and no loss of clarity.
By Steve376 on December 3, 2014
Dell U2715H monitor does support 2560x1440 resolution via HDMI. I have used it myself. You do need to have a compatible graphics output capable of that HDMI resolution. Intel HD Graphics 4600 is integrated on-chip graphics, and its max resolution output depends on the chipset and PC configuration by the computer manuf…
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Dell U2715H monitor does support 2560x1440 resolution via HDMI. I have used it myself. You do need to have a compatible graphics output capable of that HDMI resolution. Intel HD Graphics 4600 is integrated on-chip graphics, and its max resolution output depends on the chipset and PC configuration by the computer manufacturer. You should check your computer specification for the max resolution output via HDMI. As for this U2715H monitor, it supports 2560x1440 resolution via HDMI @ up to 60Hz.
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By SciRe on February 4, 2015
Yes, connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI 1 slot on the monitor and to your computer. It is confusing, after you power the monitor up, use the buttons in the right bottom corner of the monitor next to the power switch. The button farthest t the left of the 3 allows you to select the input and select HDMI 1 and you shoul…
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Yes, connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI 1 slot on the monitor and to your computer. It is confusing, after you power the monitor up, use the buttons in the right bottom corner of the monitor next to the power switch. The button farthest t the left of the 3 allows you to select the input and select HDMI 1 and you should be set.
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By Bruce G. on April 27, 2015
The U2713 has WQHD resolution (2560 x 1440) while the UZ2715 has HD resolution (1920 x 1080). So the U2713 has a dramatically sharper and more detailed display. Also, the U2713 has a wide range of adjustability, including swivel, tilt, height and has the ability to be set to a portrait mode, while the UZ2715 is limite…
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The U2713 has WQHD resolution (2560 x 1440) while the UZ2715 has HD resolution (1920 x 1080). So the U2713 has a dramatically sharper and more detailed display. Also, the U2713 has a wide range of adjustability, including swivel, tilt, height and has the ability to be set to a portrait mode, while the UZ2715 is limited to just tilt. And while the UZ2715 has a wide 1" bezel, the bezel on the U2713 is very thin at about 1/4". I also have a different model of 27" Dell that I use at work with the same resolution as the UZ2715. That one has a fine display, but is no match for the U2713. IMO, the U2713 is well worth the higher price.
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By David Burns on February 18, 2015
