#LARGE TOUCH SCREEN MONITORS REVIEW TV#

The monitor averaged a peak luminance of 218 nits, making it dimmer than most traditional monitors we test, including the $199 Asus VG245H (252.6 nits) and the Samsung CHG70 (364.8 nits). But the biggest problem is the monitor's insufficient display brightness.ĭell's 75-inch 4K Interactive Touch Monitor has decent screen quality based on our lab results, but the display doesn't get very bright. It's great that the monitor comes with speakers, but From Indian Lakes' song 'No One Else,' sounded hollow and distant coming out of the monitor's dual 20-watt rear-facing drivers.

#LARGE TOUCH SCREEN MONITORS REVIEW TV#

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While my experience using the touch screen was mostly positive, there was noticeable input lag when I scrolled down web pages or quickly swiped across the monitor with the stylus while my fingers were touching the glass. However, there were some things this $5,999 monitor really struggles with. The 75 4K Interactive Touch Monitor's expansive canvas and responsive touch functionality make it great for the office, but a dim and somewhat dull display hamper the viewing experience.Īll of these features make the 75 4K a worthy replacement for an office or classroom's Smartboard or whiteboard. Despite taking up a fraction of the 75 4K's real estate, these discrete windows were much larger than my own Dell work monitor. I quickly snapped a Google web page in the top-left corner, another browser window in the bottom-left corner and a drawing app on the right half of the monitor. Working with multiple apps and programs at once is made easy by Dell's Display Manager software, which lets you choose from more than a dozen different window layouts.

Large touch screen monitors review