Dell P3223Qe Monitor - 31.5-Inch 4K (3840 X 2160) 60Hz Usb-C Hub Display, 5Ms Response Time, Dp/Hdmi/Usb-C/Usb 3.2 Gen1/Rj45 Connectivity, Height/Tilt/Swivel/Pivot Adjustability - Black, LCD

I have a Dell P3223QE monitor. I have inserted a RJ45 cable in the LAN port available in the monitor. Monitor also has a USB 3.2 (USB C) port which I have connected to my PC through USB C cable. This port is supposed to supply power and ethernet internet to my pc.When I restart my pc, I can see my pc connected to a ethernet connection. However, after sometime, probably after few hours of sleep, my pc doesn't catch any ethernet connection and only connects to WiFi.

Not expected from a 50k+ panel

What a wonderful monitor! I opted for a larger screen on this one since I didn't need to buy a separate hub. This is used for business and it was an excellent choice.

Der Monitor kam hier beschädigt an!

I've never set up a compter that wasn't an all i one. I've spoken to 4 different tech support agents and I got 4 different answers and only one of the cables worked. The 3 other cabless inside this box had nothing to do with this Dell model. Each of the agents told me that I would have to purchase another cable or an adapter. How's that? You spend $500 for a new monitor yet you have to purhcase the proper cables to make it run. Bye the way, Dell won't send you these cables. You have to figure out the ones you need, and pray that Amazon has a picture, and some sort of intructions that will work for your system. Because, the little "picture book" that is include doesn't do a damn thing!! I need written instructions. NOT tiny pictures and numbers.

I've owned several Dell displays over the years and they've generally been good. This P3223QE is sitting right next to a U2723QE. The U2723QE has a little better color accuracy. The Dell DDPM software that works with the U2723QE doesn't seem to work with the P3223QE, which is a little odd.What's most disappointing is I clearly received a used or returned display. The box had been retaped. One of the cables was unpackaged. Reassembly of the box was not proper, which lead to the contents shifting around within the box. The display itself didn't have any protective film on it like my previous Dell displays have. It does seem to be working properly and nothing is damaged. Also, I've confirmed with Dell that it still has a 3yr warranty. I just think items sold as new should actually be new.