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Dell S2725QS 27-inch 4K Monitor (Ash White)
ASIN B0F1GF1KFC
ASUS ROG Strix XG27ACS 27-inch QHD Monitor (Black)
ASIN B0CV24GQ9W
For an Xbox-plus-laptop desk, Dell is the straightforward pick when Xbox 4K120 and built-in sound matter: use HDMI 1 for Xbox and HDMI 2 or DisplayPort for the laptop, then select the source in the OSD.
Read comparisonDell S2725QS
ASIN B0F1GF1KFC
ASUS PA278QV
ASIN B088BC5HMM
These are two 27-inch monitors with different published specifications. The Dell lists 4K at up to 120Hz, while the ASUS lists QHD at up to 75Hz and a wider named input mix including four USB 3.0 ports.
Read comparisonDell S2725QS
ASIN B0F1GF1KFC
ASUS PA279CRV
ASIN B0BQPSX5CR
Dell is the practical 4K office and high-refresh choice when a separate dock already handles USB and the display will also serve a console or fast desktop input.
Read comparisonDell S2725QS
ASIN B0F1GF1KFC
ASUS TUF VG27UQ1A
ASIN B0DHG1GTG2
For documented 4K120 HDMI use, either monitor fits. ASUS lists supported 4K modes up to 160Hz, so consider it when your full PC output path can use a refresh rate above 120Hz.
Read comparisonDell S2725QS
ASIN B0F1GF1KFC
S2725DSM
ASIN B0GD1LMWH3
Choose the S2725QS if you specifically want a 27-inch 4K/120Hz display mode and need two HDMI inputs on the monitor. Choose the S2725DSM if QHD at its listed 144Hz mode fits your source and one HDMI plus one DisplayPort is enough.
Read comparisonDell S2725QS
ASIN B0F1GF1KFC
S2725HSM
ASIN B0G4MVZMT6
Choose the S2725QS for a 27-inch 4K, 163-PPI target and a documented DisplayPort option; choose the S2725HSM if 27-inch Full HD at its listed 144Hz maximum is the target and HDMI is sufficient.
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