Pros: Excellent connectivity, very good colors. Cons: Poor contrast, 16:10, backlight bleeding is worse than can be expected from such an expensive monitor. Bottom line: good monitor for graphic designers, but not suitable for anything else, like office work, programming, fast-moving video/game,...

I bought this to replace an aging Dell U3011, and its been a real disappointment. I could not detect any difference in image quality, I guess I have gotten spoiled with the display. Dell no longer includes DVI cable connections, which is a much bigger problem than I first realized.

Have been using a Dell 3008 monitor for the last 8 years. Was a great monitor but unfortunately it had started to develop a few faults. I was undecided whether to purchase these or the Dell 34" ultra-wide screens, but in the end decided to stick with what I knew.

The Dell Ultrasharp UP3017 a a 30-inch LED-backlit LCD monitor that features a 16:10 aspect ratio, 2560x1600 resolution and Dell's PremierColor technology. The color tuning and matte finish make the UP3017 well-positioned to tackle the demands of professionals who desire color accuracy and the...

Want to be the envy of your next office party or PC-gaming session? Let me introduce you to the Dell UP3017Q OLED Monitor. This $4,999 (about ￡3,350, AU$6,975) 4K, 30-inch monitor is one of the most exciting displays we've ever laid our eyes on.

When it comes to purchasing a professional display, there is only one major consideration: color accuracy. Certainly other image parameters like contrast, viewing angles, and video processing are important too, but if color, white balance, and gamma aren't on-point, well then, there is no point.

Near-perfect out-of-box accuracy; Contrast; Bright & uniform panel; Build quality; Bundled software; Overall value

Limited OSD calibration; Uniformity compensation reduces contrast and output