Compare Prices : Dell UltraSharp 2707WFP 27'' - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The Dell's chassis is very stylish considering its size

Pros: Huge resolution, Excellent response times

Cons: Washed-out black tones, Narrow viewing angle, Poor connectivity

Verdict: In return you receive a truly mammoth native resolution of 2560 x 1600 an S-IPS LCD panel that boasts excellent response times as well as the sexiest chassis in town. However, second-gen 30-inchers such as HP's LP3065 highlight the 3007WFP's ...

Pros: Offers excellent image quality, Includes media card slots

Cons: Does not have any OSD controls

Verdict: Overall, text and graphics look great on this 30-inch LCD, but some colors were slightly muted in our review.

Review summary: Dell's 27" LCD occupies a unique niche, filling the gap between the 30" and 24" offerings.

Verdict: Introduction We've taken a look at several high-end 30" LCDs recently, like the HP LP3065 and the Dell 3007WFP. While these are undoubtedly nice monitors, many people have a few concerns with them. One of the major problems is that they require a ...

Review summary: Is 27", 1920 x 1200 the perfect size/res/ performance/spooge compromise?

Verdict: The 2707 is set to fix this, inserting itself neatly in a niche at a mostly monstrous 27". Despite the size, it manages to keep the 1920 x 1200 resolution of the 24" models, resulting in everything, well, appearing a bit bigger. We can hear the myopes ...

Review summary: The UltraSharp 2707WFP, Dell's 27-inch widescreen LCD monitor, is a stunner with great image quality and a thoughtful design - but a very high price tag.

Verdict: Despite all of the display's notable advantages, £879 is still a high price to pay. Nevertheless, for people who crave a monitor with great image quality, useful extra ports, and a sleek design, the Dell 2707WFP can't be beaten