DELL P Series 27-Inch FHD 1080p Screen Led-Lit Monitor (P2719H), Black

First time I received the monitor it had a dead pixel but return was super easy and fast, second one is working good so far.

Using this for web development, general purpose and gaming. A lot of companies go with Dell so it helps to have one when designing to ensure what you see is what you get as far as colors and contrast go. It has lots of connectivity, good cable management, excellent stand and vesa mounting. Ive used monitors with better menu systems (like LG) but it gets the job done

This monitor is so good for the price. I am a college student and this is perfect to get school work done.

So much better than my Dell LCD monitor. Clearer, brighter and vivid colors. 5 strong stars!!

This was not a P2719H as you had listed online and I ordered. What was sent was a P2722H, which while still had most of the components that I needed...it did not match my existing monitors and did not have the USB Ports on the side like the P2719H model does. Good monitor, but was disappointed in not receiving what I ordered and paid for.

good monitor . Comes with needed cables. I love the telescoping function. Wish it had DVI..but has HDMI.... You wont be dissapointed

I finally broke down and got an external monitor for my laptop, because I was experiencing neck pain constantly. This has solved that problem (at least so far - knock on wood) and offers a far better visual experience than I had grown accustomed to.

Great screen for charting platforms. Especially multi monitor vertical setups. Probably not as great for gaming with the refresh speed & pixel #. For business it’s 100.

I received it good condition but there is greyed out areas on the screen

This is our 10th monitor, and after buying many other monitors, the only monitor that comes close to this in our past 20 years in business is Sony. LG, Acer, Samsung, HP, and that other company (I forgot the name but theyre famous) all skimp somewhere. Stick with Dell. Not the cheapest, but youll be satisfied. If you turn it on and it works every time, there are no issues. Thats a good monitor. If you turn it on and you have to adjust something, and its not the graphics card, then thats not a good monitor. Thats my metric for a good monitor. Sorry if this isnt as detailed, but Im just a regular Joe, and I just need a good monitor.