ultrasharp

UltraSharp is a line of computer monitors produced by Dell, marketed toward professionals who require precise color accuracy and consistent image quality. Introduced in the early 2000s, the UltraSharp family has become Dell's flagship line for color-critical displays, widely used in photography, design, and data analysis. The monitors emphasize color accuracy, uniform brightness, and wide viewing angles, typically achieved with IPS panels and factory calibration.

Key features include factory calibration with low color-error metrics (Delta E often near or below 2), wide color gamut support (often near 99% AdobeRGB and 100% sRGB in many models), and substantial ergonomic adjustability (height, tilt, swivel, pivot). Connectivity typically includes multiple video inputs such as DisplayPort and HDMI, a USB hub, and increasingly USB-C with power delivery in newer models. Some models offer high dynamic range (HDR) support and 4K/UHD resolution, as well as built-in features like KVM switches in certain models.

Over time, the UltraSharp lineup has expanded to include 4K/UHD and curved variants, emphasizing build quality, color fidelity, and professional-grade performance. Dell also markets related color-accurate displays under the PremierColor designation, intended for more demanding color-critical workflows.

This is a concise overview; for specific models and calibration specs, Dell's product pages provide model-by-model details.