macOS wants 5K2K, not a soft 34-inch 1440p. Dell U4025QW is the Thunderbolt 4 140W pick. LG 34U650A replaces the 60Hz 34WQ73A-B. Skip the 57-inch Neo G9 — it does not charge a MacBook Pro. Thunderbolt 5 40U990A is for M4/M5 Pro only.
Mac mini with M5 Pro lists a single 4K display at up to 165 Hz, and 4K at 240 Hz in the two-display row. The Dell U2725QE’s HDMI port is specified at 3840×2160 and 120 Hz.
The ProArt P16 H7607 has HDMI 2.1. The Dell U2725QE’s HDMI port is specified at 3840×2160 and 120 Hz. The default preset is still 60 Hz.
The Eizo ColorEdge CG2700X is the 27-inch 4K monitor with 99% Adobe RGB and a built-in calibration sensor. The Dell U2725QE adds 4K at 120 Hz over Thunderbolt.
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