Questions about Dell U2520D

Sorry, no idea. I have a receiver and 5.1 speaker system.

The screen is height adjustable. At the lowest height it measures 37.5cm Table to ok Ramen

Yes, this is supported by the U2520D, it has a DisplayPort output and also a DisplayPort input. And the DisplayPort signal is also imported via USB.-C if the device used supports it.

Usually you can extend the warranty for used&tested products, this is what I usually do, because I think it is unfair that all used&tested products only get 12 months warranty. What also would be possible, directly contact Dell for any warranty claims. This is especially good if the screen still is covered by Dell warranty. The only way to check how long the warranty coverage is, would be to use the Dell service tag and check on the Dell website.

I hope you have an enjoyable week despite their excitement. Digitec (+ Galaxus) price trends are fluctuating across the board at the moment. There can be many reasons (Christmas time, supply/demand, shortage of semiconductor metals, economic disputes of some kind) why the prices are changing every minute. Greetings

The following cables are included in the scope of delivery: 1. power cable | 2. DisplayPort cable (DP to DP) | 3. USB-C cable (C to C) | 4. USB-C cable (C to A). Unfortunately, we do not have any information about the speed.

Hello, I cannot tell exactly. I use USB-C on the monitor to connect to the Microsoft Surface 3 laptop. It works absolutely fine for charging of the laptop, transmitting video signal at maximal resolution and it allows to connect mouse/keyboard/external HDD. I did not test its performance though.

Not a fortnight ago. I simply used an older cable with a C13 plug. Maybe you still have one of these lying around: Hettich mains connection cable (CH) (3m)

Hello, I use the monitor with Windows 10 and a Macbook Air with standard settings. Very clear, sharp picture - easy to read. But that is certainly also a matter of taste. I chose the 25" monitor for reasons of space. Very practical, by the way, that it can also charge the Macbook Air (M1) via the USB-C cable.

Dell U2520D User Manual habe eine solche Einstellung nicht gefunden. https://downloads.dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_electronics_accessories/esuprt_electronics_accessories_monitors/dell-u2520d-monitor_user%27s-guide_en-us.pdf

According to the manual for the monitor, the ComfortView setting is available and, according to displayspecifications.com (https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/b19f1cd6), it has flicker-free and low blue light technology installed.

Yes.

The USB hub can only be used with the PC connected with the USB-C cable. USB over HDMI does not work, if that's what you mean.

With Dell Latitude or HP notebooks, charging and monitor expansion work without objection. Should also work with MAC. I have not tested this.

I cannot judge, as I had other monitors before and now only work in the 1-monitor configuration. In principle, however, this should be technically possible as far as I know, provided the graphics card supports 2-monitor operation (in addition to the laptop screen). One thing to consider with such parallel operation, however, is that the previous model may have a different resolution and the colour image/temperatures may be different. Therefore, I would always use 2 identical monitors for dual-monitor operation.

What do you want to do with the iPad?

If you write to support they will send you an adapter free of charge.

You only need an appropriate cable or adapter. You can go up to 4k resolution this year.

Why should this not work? A better suggestion? Well, it depends on what you want to do with the thing.

24,5 * 18,5

The monitor works flawlessly with a MacBook Pro 2019 via the USB-C port, including charging the laptop battery and accessing devices connected to the monitor.