The monitors feature 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, and AMD FreeSync support.
They come with built-in dual 3W speakers with customisable sound profiles.
The prices start at Rs 11,399.
Dell has introduced its new Plus Monitor lineup in India, including the Dell 24 Plus (S2425HSM), Dell 27 Plus (S2725HSM), Dell 27 Plus QHD (S2725DSM), and Dell 27 Plus QHD USB-C (S2725DC). These are targeted at home users, students, and professionals, and the series aims to deliver a balanced experience across entertainment, study, and productivity use cases. The key highlights include support for a 144Hz refresh rate and a focus on eye comfort. Here are more details:
SurveyPrice and availability
- Dell 24 Plus Monitor (S2425HSM): Rs 11,399
- Dell 27 Plus Monitor (S2725HSM): Rs 14,499
- Dell 27 Plus QHD Monitor (S2725DSM): Rs 22,399
- Dell 27 Plus QHD USB-C Monitor (S2725DC): Rs 23,699
The monitors are available through Dell’s official online store and authorised retail partners across India.
Specifications
The Dell Plus series comes in 24-inch and 27-inch Full HD models, as well as the higher-end QHD variants. These use IPS panels for accurate colour reproduction (16.7 million colours (8-bit), 99% sRGB coverage), 1,500:1 contrast ratio, 300-350 cd/m2 brightness and wide viewing angles. They offer a 144Hz refresh rate and 1ms Motion Picture Response Time (MPRT), supported by AMD FreeSync for smoother visuals and reduced tearing in videos and games.
Audio is handled by integrated dual 3W speakers, which come with customisable sound profiles through Dell’s software, allowing users to tune output to their liking. The monitors are TUV Rheinland 4-star certified for eye comfort, with reduced blue light emissions to minimise strain during long usage sessions.
The USB-C variant (S2725DC) stands out for its single-cable convenience, offering power delivery, video, and data transfer through one port. This should be ideal for laptop users seeking a cleaner setup.
While the new Dell Plus Monitors cover most everyday needs, they lack HDR support and higher brightness levels found in some gaming-oriented rivals. But the new monitor brings smoother visuals than the 75Hz panels on the predecessors. This, coupled with the eye protection feature and built-in speakers, should come as meaningful upgrades for users who spend long hours at their desks.
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