Buy the Dell SE2726H.

A proven panel at less than half the price beats a sharper screen with a shaky track record.

What was compared

Dell 27 Monitor - SE2726H - 27-inch FHD (1920x1080) 144Hz 1ms Display, in-Plane Switching ... — $108.99
Viewedge 27 inch 4K 160Hz Computer Monitor 1ms UHD 2160p IPS Gaming Monitor | HDR 10, 100%... — $259.99

1. A brand you can trust versus a gamble
Dell backs the SE2726H with 850-plus reviews averaging 4.8 stars and a real support network. Viewedge buyers report backlight issues, a wobbly stand and units that do not last, real risk for a screen you look at all day.
2. Same daily use for less than half the cost
The Dell runs $108.99, the Viewedge $259.99, more than double for a panel with a shakier track record. For browsing, office work and most gaming, that extra $150 buys risk, not a better everyday screen.
3. 144Hz you will actually hit every time
Pushing 3840x2160 at a real 160Hz needs a serious GPU most buyers do not own, so the Viewedge often runs well under its rated refresh. The Dell's 1080p at 144Hz is light enough for any mid-range card to hit flat out.
4. Backed by a company that answers the phone
Dell is an established manufacturer with TUV Rheinland eye-comfort certification and a known warranty path. Viewedge is a small, largely unknown brand, so if something fails, getting it sorted is far less certain.
5. Yes it is 4K. Here is why that does not win.
The Viewedge panel is genuinely sharper, real value if you edit photos or stack windows all day. But it comes with reported backlight and longevity issues, so unless pixel-level sharpness is a must, go Dell instead. We do not think that is most buyers.