Dell 144Hz Gaming Monitor FHD 24 Inch Monitor - 1ms Response Time, LED Edgelight System, AMD FreeSync Premium, VESA, Gray - S2421HGF

ill give it a 4 out of 5 because it was not 144hz it only went up to 120 but the assembly was easy would not recommend it if you want a 144hz monitor

A few things to note for those interested in buying this monitor. - The default colors look awful and will disappoint you at first. But dont fear, a few setting tweaks and it will look fantastic! - Ghosting issues come when trying to use the Extreme Response time setting while connected to HDMI. Use a Display Port to use this monitor to its full potential - Make sure you pay attention when setting the resolution with NVIDIA Control Panel. If you pick Ultra HD 1080p, 1920x1080 (native) setting you will only see a 120hz max refresh rate. You need to make sure you choose PC, 1920x1080 to unlock 144hz

The quality boost to my gaming was surprising. Coming from 60hz on very old displays, I was surprised. Might be a bit too bright out of the box. Color is good, maybe a tad washed out, but changing profiles helped. Very happy overall with my purchase.

The larger size was recommended by my IT company (as I work from home) but I did not have a lot of space. Found this monitor and it works perfect for spreadsheets, CAD viewer program, ppt, YouTube, etc.. Sleek exterior look and a nice quality display, I’m happy!

There is no speaker on this monitor even though there is an option for audio. :/

First monitor was bad, replacement is fine. Both units I received make electronic noise while turned on so they used some Very cheap internal parts in this unit. Picture is better on colors than other TN monitors I have used in the past. One thing that stands out about this monitor is the all black design is much better than 99% of other ugly designs of monitors, this look is much appreciated. At $170 being cheaper than most of its competitors it was a fair purchase. However if you can find a better price and you like the specs/design I would say go for that instead nothing too special about this monitor. One major reason I bought this monitor is for a TN panel because 144hz with less motion blur and faster response than other panel types. Also its appreciated that this monitor uses a flat panel and Not curved. Important thing to note is Dell is a jerk and does NOT include a DisplayPort cable, So if you want 144hz and Free/Gsync youll need to spend an extra $10 making real Total price about $195. About 4 years ago I had 144hz monitor for $150 that came with DisplayPort cable, so as with most things price is inflated during Covid times. If your tight on a budget MonoPrice.com I see has an openbox 144hz monitor for $130 and regular price $150 for that monitor. I hope my review was helpful!

This monitor is capable of 120hz on PS5 while playing Destiny 2. The monitor will say 60hz until you play a game that makes the PS5 rise to 120fps which will automatically raise the monitor to 120hz. If youre not paying a game greater than 60fps the ps5 will keep the fps at 120. My main game is Apex Legends. The 1ms response time on Extreme doesnt cause any ghosting as far as I can see and aiming feels great. I also use this monitor for financial work on my laptop. A new spreadsheet displays column A - AC without scrolling. Settings had to be turned down a lot to rid of any fuzzyness, but the screen stores settings based on each HDMI port. The two HDMI ports is the most underrated feature. I can keep my work laptop connected w/o disconnecting my PS5. Lowering the brightness(25%) and raising the contrast(85%%) was the main adjustment I had to make for laptop use. Theres little to no motion blur on the cursor as opposed to my laptop screen. The 120 hz doesnt seem to make a difference while working in excel & pdfs.

This monitor is an average gaming monitor but a good bang for your buck. If you turn the response time to “extreme” you will get a ghosting effect. (If you don’t know much about monitors, look up monitor ghosting on YouTube) I had to lower the setting down for my colors to get better in higher FPS games. If I had to redo my purchase, I might’ve saved up my money to get a better quality monitor

I recently built a new gaming PC and wanted a 144hz monitor to replace my (now secondary) 60hz BenQ. After looking at the competition, I found this to be the best option on price alone. One caveat is that I thought this was an IPS monitor when I bought it. It is not, but you wont even notice! Theres a startling lack of glare, and it looks well at most viewing angles. The biggest difference between this and my BenQ, is that after calibration the colors are beautifully rich. I suspect that is also why the monitor tends to be a little darker, as the gamma and brightness lacks.

this is a great monitor if you can get it for 150 like I did, I had been using a 60 hz monitor for a while and the difference is bigger than you would think defiantly recommend