U2715

U2715 is a model designation used by multiple display manufacturers to denote a 27-inch monitor. The most commonly cited variant is Dell’s UltraSharp U2715H, which belongs to Dell’s professional UltraSharp lineup and was released in the mid-2010s to target color-critical work and long hours of use.

Design and display details commonly associated with the U2715 family include a 27-inch diagonal and an IPS panel that offers wide viewing angles and solid color accuracy. The standard resolution is 2560 by 1440 pixels, giving a sharp image suitable for productivity and detailed tasks. The bezels are typically slim to reduce distraction in multi-monitor setups, and the stand usually provides ergonomic adjustments such as height, tilt, swivel, and pivot.

Connectivity and features often found on U2715 models include DisplayPort and HDMI inputs, with some revisions offering Mini DisplayPort as well. A built-in USB 3.0 hub is common, enabling easy peripheral and device connections. Many units ship with color calibration options or profiles aimed at achieving consistent color across the panel, which is valued in photo and video work or other color-critical applications. The overall feature set emphasizes ergonomics and consistent image quality suitable for professional environments.

Reception and usage note that the U2715 family is favored for its color fidelity, adjustability, and screen real estate, making it well-suited for professionals and productive workdays. Price is a consideration compared with consumer-grade models, and experiences may vary with panel uniformity and backlight behavior across individual units.

Variants and legacy: The Dell UltraSharp U2715H is the best-known version, while other manufacturers or later revisions may carry the U2715 designation with different specifications.