Dell P2721Q 27 Inch 4K FHD Monitor (Open Box)

Caveat: my first IPS panel. If this is your first IPS panel, you will not like the glow. Comparing across the category, it seems reasonable, but next to the old TN, it's a nightlight. Similarly, "black" just isn't as black. If that's a deal-breaker, this technology isn't for you. While we're on the "bad," the Display Ports are only v1.2, and there's no downstream option. At these lumens, you couldn't get HDR anyway, so don't bother. Great, so now the "good." Though I didn't need it, the stand is so nice that I kept it. Rock-sold and highly adjustable. All possible cables/adapters were included. The overall build is similar - sleek and compact, much like the XPS 13 that seamlessly connects via USB-C. The laptop isn't the primary source, however, and it happily receives data (move the USB-C) and full-res video (DP) from the workstation. My spreadsheet/programming/engineering life is much improved. If you live in photo/video editing, or want a high-contrast gaming panel, this might not be for you. If you don't need perfect color fidelity or HDR, you'll save a few $100 on a serviceable display, and probably won't notice the difference.