27" vs 24" monitor: Which Should You Buy!? (Dell P2723D vs P2423D review) — Transcript
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- 0:00i often get asked what size do i prefer
- 0:02and i always say that's quite subjective
- 0:04of course i'm referring to 24 and 27
- 0:06inch monitors i'm not sure what you had
- 0:08on your mind now here we've got the
- 0:10p2723d and the p2423d
- 0:13now they're both identical whereby they
- 0:15operate on a 1440p 60hz ips panel and
- 0:18have got very similar features so indeed
- 0:21in this review we comparing the two
- 0:22sizes to see what fits best and of
- 0:24course to see if they're actually worth
- 0:26their price tag so to kick off i do want
- 0:28to talk about pixel density which is
- 0:30often referred to as pixels per inch or
- 0:32ppi for short and no we're not talking
- 0:34about any sort of insurance claims now
- 0:36given both monitors operate on a 1440p
- 0:39resolution it's no surprise to learn
- 0:40that the smaller size monitor has a
- 0:42higher ppi now it's got a 23.8 inch form
- 0:46factor to be more specific and that
- 0:48gives it a ppi of 123.41
- 0:51as opposed to the 27 inch variant that
- 0:53sits at 108.79
- 0:56so what does this mean when it comes to
- 0:57real life applications well when you're
- 0:59sat at a normal distance between the 24
- 1:01or 27 inch monitors there's no such
- 1:04issue at 1440p indeed here the pixel
- 1:07density is actually quite ideal at 27
- 1:09inch and i would argue to say 24 inch is
- 1:12actually a bit too small given that the
- 1:14actual windows default scaling sits at
- 1:16125
- 1:18you can of course set it to 100 on
- 1:20windows scaling but then the overall
- 1:22text becomes just a bit too small at
- 1:24least in my opinion now of course here
- 1:25i'm referring to two 1440p monitors and
- 1:28if i were to drop the resolution to
- 1:291080p suddenly the 24 inch form factor
- 1:32takes the cake and the reason behind
- 1:34that is because the text clarity and the
- 1:36sort of pixelation becomes a little bit
- 1:38more noticeable on the 27-inch 1080p
- 1:40form factor still some people would
- 1:42argue that a larger size monitor works
- 1:44better for them and that's because
- 1:46you've got better productivity or indeed
- 1:48a better visual experience because
- 1:50you're consuming a lot more media on a
- 1:52larger size monitor as opposed to a
- 1:54smaller one so following on from pixel
- 1:56density we get onto image quality and
- 1:57here i was actually quite surprised to
- 1:59see that the 24 inch form factor
- 2:00actually does better across the board
- 2:02now when put across my calibrators i
- 2:04notice an average delty of 2.04 and a
- 2:07maximum of 5.06 you can see at the top
- 2:09how it does across the board now if we
- 2:12switch to the 27-inch form factor you
- 2:13can see there's a lot more red or indeed
- 2:15errors here the average dlt drops to
- 2:182.81 whereby higher is worse and for the
- 2:21maximum delta e sits at 5.83 both
- 2:24monitors have a similar gamma coverage
- 2:26and gamma volume so there's nothing to
- 2:28report over here as for the peak
- 2:30brightness it does differ including to
- 2:32what del claim where the 27-inch form
- 2:34factor gets to a peak of 300 nits and a
- 2:36minimum to 33 minutes while the 24 inch
- 2:39form factor sits at 263 nits and a
- 2:42minimum of 32 nits now as for the
- 2:44measured white point the 24 inch monitor
- 2:47was a little bit off and same was in
- 2:49terms of its tested contrast ratio where
- 2:51it's set to
- 2:536348 kelvin at 100
- 2:55and
- 2:56891 to 1. although it's gamma coverage
- 2:59was pretty accurate and it was pretty
- 3:01much on point now as for the 27-inch
- 3:03form factor the measured white point is
- 3:05very very close at 6 513 kelvin at 100
- 3:10and a slightly better tested contrast
- 3:11ratio at 1011 to 1. although here you
- 3:15can see its gamma curve is completely
- 3:17off and it's quite surprising to see how
- 3:19far it is off from the 2.2 tested gamma
- 3:21curve similarly a smaller size monitor
- 3:24also has better uniformity and lowered
- 3:27backlight blades given that we're
- 3:28talking about ips panels here i thought
- 3:30it's quite relevant here you can see
- 3:32that the uniformity on the 24 inch
- 3:33monitor was not too bad and on 27 inch
- 3:36monitor was still perfectly acceptable
- 3:38although you can see it's a little bit
- 3:40off in terms of the corners i do
- 3:42appreciate this is somewhat panel
- 3:43lottery as for backlight bleed you can
- 3:45see over here on the 27-inch form factor
- 3:47that it's a little bit more noticeable
- 3:48around the corners whereas a 24-inch
- 3:50form factor has a little bit more of a
- 3:52uniform backlight bleed so with all of
- 3:54that in mind i was very much curious to
- 3:56put it through its paces when it comes
- 3:57to gaming now i appreciate both these
- 3:59dell monitors are not gaming centric
- 4:01they don't offer the gaming features
- 4:02such as amd freesync or nvidia g-sync
- 4:04among other features and equally are 60
- 4:07hertz 1440p ips monitors not exactly
- 4:09ideal nevertheless here i had the input
- 4:12lag tested on the 27 inch form factor at
- 4:143.2 milliseconds while the 24 inch form
- 4:17factor was tested at 3 milliseconds i'd
- 4:19just like to thank simon from tft
- 4:21central and adam from pc monitors for
- 4:23their input with my test and yes pun
- 4:25intended because without them i wouldn't
- 4:27be able to forget that sort of figure
- 4:29now as for the overall overdrive
- 4:31settings you've got normal and fast only
- 4:34suffice to say the differences between
- 4:3527 and 24 inch are absolutely identical
- 4:38there's no difference here when it comes
- 4:39to my own perceivable response time
- 4:41tests in terms of the ufo test you might
- 4:43be able to see a little bit of extra
- 4:45purple trailing in terms of the fast
- 4:46mode presets but frankly this doesn't
- 4:48really depict the real life experience
- 4:50that i attained in other words in the
- 4:52fast mode preset both the 27 and 24 inch
- 4:55form factors were unplayable so much so
- 4:57that i had to dial it down to the normal
- 4:59presets and indeed over here objectivity
- 5:01only goes so far so what about when it
- 5:03comes to my subjective input now here i
- 5:05just felt that my overall performance on
- 5:07the 27 inch form factor was absolutely
- 5:09perfect i was actually really surprised
- 5:11for dropping over 85 kills on deathmatch
- 5:14i know it's not exactly something to be
- 5:15proud about but at the 27 inch 60 hertz
- 5:18form factor i was expecting to do far
- 5:20worse but indeed that was not the case
- 5:23and in fact my performance on a 24 inch
- 5:25form factor seemed to be a little bit
- 5:27worse despite the monitors having the
- 5:28same sort of response time and the same
- 5:30sort of input lag suffice to say this is
- 5:33very subjective yet again i seem to be
- 5:35gravitating towards the 27-inch 1440p
- 5:38factor because that's what i'm used to
- 5:40my main monitor is a 1440p 144 hertz 27
- 5:44inch monitor and it's no surprise here
- 5:46that my eyes and my overall perception
- 5:48even muscle memory was more suited to a
- 5:50larger size monitor of course yours
- 5:53might differ from mine because you might
- 5:54be the complete opposite whereby you
- 5:56actually prefer a smaller size monitor
- 5:58and as such your performance might
- 5:59actually be better or superior on a
- 6:0124-inch form factor and finally as i am
- 6:04doing a review of these monitors i
- 6:05should just reiterate that they're not
- 6:07gaming centric while they provide a
- 6:08fantastically low input lag given their
- 6:11refresh rate and their overall
- 6:12resolution i do still think that if you
- 6:14are a gamer and you're looking for a
- 6:151440p monitor you should look elsewhere
- 6:18there'll be some suggestions down
- 6:19description below for your consideration
- 6:21here these monitors do come in at a
- 6:2327-inch form factor so that's the only
- 6:25thing to be mindful of because it's been
- 6:27a long time since i actually reviewed a
- 6:281440p 24-inch gaming monitor now quick
- 6:32note on the monitors osc that can be
- 6:34accessed through a physical joystick
- 6:36found behind the monitor which makes it
- 6:38quite convenient and here you'll find
- 6:40brightness and contrast you can select
- 6:41the different inputs and as for the
- 6:44color modes you've got a few different
- 6:45preset modes whereby custom color also
- 6:48gives you rgb inputs although i suspect
- 6:50most will be probably using the standard
- 6:52mode preset as for the display you've
- 6:54got the response time setting over here
- 6:56whereby you want to select between
- 6:58normal and fast do bear in mind what i
- 6:59mentioned about the fast presets and the
- 7:01overshoot that you'll get and as for the
- 7:03personalize over here you can actually
- 7:05also disable the power button led that
- 7:08can be found towards the front of the
- 7:09monitor as for the others section you
- 7:12can also check the display information
- 7:14and also run a self diagnostic which is
- 7:16quite useful for checking for dead
- 7:17pixels now with the ost section out of
- 7:20the way i should just mention that the
- 7:21overall stand and the design of the
- 7:23monitor is absolutely faultless both on
- 7:25the 27 and 24 inch form factor here
- 7:27you've got a three side borderless look
- 7:29with a very thin bottom bezel and as for
- 7:31the stand itself it provides height tilt
- 7:34pivot and rotation adjustments meaning
- 7:36that you can find the right ergonomics
- 7:37no matter what sort of setup that you
- 7:39run so with all that information that
- 7:41you've hopefully soaked up throughout
- 7:42this video but if you're looking at a
- 7:43comparison between 24 and 27 inch or
- 7:46indeed if you were looking to know the
- 7:47differences between these two dell
- 7:48monitors what i will say is that they're
- 7:50both pretty spendy now here the 24 inch
- 7:53form factor can be found for around 280
- 7:55pounds while the 27 inch model can be
- 7:58found for around 340 pounds at this
- 8:00price point i just think that dell
- 8:02should have offered more be it in terms
- 8:03of connectivity options be it via usb
- 8:05type c or indeed better color accuracy
- 8:07here there's some other monitors out
- 8:09there on the market that either offer
- 8:11both of these or indeed a combination of
- 8:13these and provide a little bit of a
- 8:15superior experience at 1440p and they're
- 8:17ones from benq or phillips or even
- 8:19lenovo to choose from they'll be down
- 8:21description below for your consideration
- 8:23now elsewhere i will say that
- 8:24subjectivity i'm still sticking to 27
- 8:26inch 1440p because i still think that's
- 8:29the sweet spot there will be some people
- 8:31undoubtedly that will prefer 24 inch and
- 8:33as a result this dell monitor that i
- 8:35have in front of me is somewhat of a
- 8:36rarity so be sure to hear your thoughts
- 8:38in the comments section below as to
- 8:40which monitor size you would pick and or
- 8:42your opinions about these dell monitors
- 8:44if you were just coming for the review
- 8:45side of it now if you've liked this
- 8:46detailed video and want to see more from
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- 8:53want to thank you in advance as such
- 8:55i've been totally dubbed and i hopefully
- 8:56see you next one take care of yourselves
- 8:58and goodbye
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