I just tested Dell’s 4K 120Hz monitor with self-calibration and more ports than you could ask for — and it’s a winner
Tom's Guide Verdict The Dell UltraSharp U3226Q is an exceptional 4K monitor for professional photographers, videographers, editors and creatives. It features built-in self-calibration to maintain its superb color accuracy day in and out, as well as outstanding color coverage. There are plenty of color modes, and there’s no shortage of ports either.
- ▪Tom's Guide Verdict The Dell UltraSharp U3226Q is an exceptional 4K monitor for professional photographers, videographers, editors and creatives.
- ▪It features built-in self-calibration to maintain its superb color accuracy day in and out, as well as outstanding color coverage.
- ▪There are plenty of color modes, and there’s no shortage of ports either.
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Tom's Guide Verdict The Dell UltraSharp U3226Q is an exceptional 4K monitor for professional photographers, videographers, editors and creatives. It features built-in self-calibration to maintain its superb color accuracy day in and out, as well as outstanding color coverage. There are plenty of color modes, and there’s no shortage of ports either. Its 120Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time make it decent for gaming, too. If you can stomach the price tag, there aren’t many other pro monitors better than this.
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