Dell S2725QC 27″ 4K 120 Hz USB-C Monitor

Dell S2725QC is designed for a desk that needs both detailed visuals and convenient laptop connectivity. The 27-inch 4K panel makes fine text and image detail easy to see, while up to 120 Hz keeps window movement and supported content smooth. A compatible laptop can carry video and data and receive up to 65 W of power through one USB-C cable.

A practical desk hub

The IPS panel and 99% sRGB coverage suit documents, photography and everyday media work. AMD FreeSync helps reduce tearing with compatible graphics hardware. ComfortView Plus and the adjustable stand help you set up a comfortable workspace, while 2 × 5 W speakers cover everyday audio without separate desk speakers.

Key specifications

• Display: 27″ IPS, 16:9, 3840 × 2160 4K UHD, up to 120 Hz.
• Brightness: 350 cd/m²; typical contrast: 1500:1; 99% sRGB; up to 1.07 billion colours.
• Response time: 8 ms GtG Normal, 5 ms Fast, 4 ms Extreme.
• Video inputs: 2 × HDMI 2.1 FRL supporting up to 4K at 120 Hz; 1 × upstream USB-C with DisplayPort 1.4 Alt Mode, USB 5 Gbps and up to 65 W Power Delivery.
• USB hub: 2 × USB-A 5 Gbps, one with BC1.2 charging, and 1 × downstream USB-C 5 Gbps with up to 15 W power.
• Speakers: 2 × 5 W.
• Stand: 130 mm height adjustment, −5° to +21° tilt, ±30° swivel and ±90° pivot. VESA mount: 100 × 100 mm.
• Dimensions with stand: 611.54 × 200.4 × 388.63–518.63 mm; weight approximately 6.71 kg. Finish: Ash White.

Compatibility and limitations

For USB-C video, the laptop port must support DisplayPort Alt Mode; charging requires USB Power Delivery. The 65 W output may not cover the full-load demand of a high-power laptop. 4K at 120 Hz requires a compatible video output and cable. USB-hub data requires the upstream USB-C connection to the computer. There is no separate DisplayPort connector or integrated webcam.

In the box

Monitor, stand riser and base, VESA and side-I/O covers, power cable, 1 m USB-C to USB-C cable rated for 10 Gbps and 100 W, quick-start QR card and safety information. The cable’s 100 W rating does not increase the monitor’s 65 W power output.