I’m using one of these and I’m very happy with it. Reasonable price, 75Hz, supports USB-PD + has its own USB ports so I can one-cable it with my work laptop.
Most importantly they come factory calibrated. I consider reasonable colour reproduction important even though I only use it for programming. I stare at this thing for 8 hours a day, it needs to look good.
In fairness I also have a 165Hz LG UltraGear gaming monitor, and the image quality is almost as good. My only complaint is the black levels and grey uniformity suck, but for someone who wants performance and quality it’s a decent option.
When I got my first I wasted 2 hours rewatching a movie I had seen recently. Just because i didn't know it can look that good on a monitor :)
I've had bad experiences with some of Dell's pro-grade monitors too. It feels like modern displays are so complex firmware and hardware wise that it's just very hard to find one that isn't defective in some way. This replacement Benq works for basic uses but its freesync is broken and it's already developed burn-in around the edges after about 1.5 years.
They don't have 240 Hz and sub 0.01 ms response times though, so if you're buying your hardware based on bigger numbers in specs they won't do.
They're probably not that great for actual designers either, but they're good enough for me.