Dell 27 inch Monitor FHD (1920 x 1080) 16:9 Ratio with Comfortview (TUV-Certified), 75Hz Refresh Rate, 16.7 Million Colors, Anti-Glare Screen with 3H Hardness, Black - SE2722HX

This monitor is perfect for Excel use!

This monitor works well for my needs and is great for the price. I run it at maximum resolution and it works fine. I have another monitor with better resolution, but it costs 4 times as much as the Dell Monitor.

I use it as external display for my laptop through HDMI. I like it so far. I can still use my own high quality speakers for sound

Display port connection intermittent. Could not get display to respond to computer. All drivers were up to date and Dell display manager was installed on computer. HDMI picture was inferior to display port picture, however HDMI connection was less troublesome. I suspect Dell hasnt resolved driver and firmware issues. Anti glare screen muddies contrast (blacks become gray) Returned Monitor After 30 days......could not resolve issues.

Doesn’t tilt and the resolution settings aren’t the best for computer monitoring.

Im a single female and I dont particularly like being bothered with making electronics work. I also work from home a lot and I didnt want to be tasked with carrying home the 2 huge monitors in my office every week which are owned by my employer. Wasnt sure Id be successful connecting everything once it arrived but it came with ALL of the connectors and that made my life so much less stressful. I am very pleased with how easy it was to hook up both monitors to the docking station I purchased, as it all happened with ease!

Overall clarity and contrast are very good.

Paired 2 of these together with a portable work tablet so that multiple tabs and pages could be accessed while working on building reports. Color, sharpness and clarity are all excellent for this application.

Spent a few days shopping for a 27 monitor and this was the best value. Didnt need anything 4k or 1440p, totally fine for working in excel all day. Good brightness, price point and size. Only problem is that it shakes like crazy when Im typing so I replaced the monitor stand.

The instructions that come with it are on a piece of paper a little bigger than a postage stamp and they dont tell you anything you couldnt figure out on your own. HOWEVER, there are buttons underneath the monitor that are unmarked and undocumented. After returning a monitor and returning a computer and getting new ones, we accidentally pressed one of the buttons and it all started working. The Chinese slave laborers who built it did a nice job, but it would have been nice is someone had included some information.