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Whether you're a photo editor, graphic designer, or simply want a screen that is easy-to-read, the Dell UltraSharp U2711 brings a new level of clarity and detail to your work. It's a bit pricier than other monitors in its category, but this is mainly due to its 30 bit Pro-IPS panel which can accurately display up to 1.07 billion colors. Most common monitors use less expensive TN panels which have to use dithering in order to reach all the 16.7 million colors in the Adobe RGB scale.

In addition to having a wider color gamut, the U2711 also has better viewing angles. If you take a look at the monitor you currently use from an angle that's not straight on, then typically the color will start to change and darken somewhat. The U2711 stays the same at nearly every angle and makes it easier to work on collaborative jobs.

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If you're willing to spend a little bit more, then you'll be impressed with the U2711. It has better color accuracy than many other IPS panel monitors in its price range, including Apple's Thunderbolt Display, and offers a wide variety of connectivity and calibration options. I've listed a few other top rated 27 Inch LED monitors you should consider in the 27 inch LED space below.