Dell P2419H 24 Inch LED-Backlit, Anti-Glare, 3H Hard Coating IPS Monitor - (8 ms Response, FHD 1920 x 1080 at 60Hz, 1000:1 Contrast, with ComfortView DisplayPort, VGA, HDMI and USB), Black

I already know I really like this monitor. However, I have purchased 2 in a row - both came with ruined (cracked, broken) screens. Im returning both and would love to purchase a 3rd one, but now dont want to take the risk. That, and as I need the extra monitor to do my job, Im tired of laying out the money until the items are returned and processed. Because of that, I now have to wait for 2 to go through that processing before I order another one. Dell, if you read these at all, please ship me another one while I return these as I am struggling to get my work done w/o it. If not, I definitely will not be purchasing again. All, if you do purchase and receive undamaged, it really is a great monitor

Excellent monitor at a very good price. Very good quality from every aspect. The image is crystal clear and the resolution is better than expected. You can tilt it in many ways. Can be used landscape or portrait. It’s awesome. I bought two first and then bought a 3rd one.

The good: it has a nice design including a thin bezel which is great for a duel-monitor setup. The mechanical design of the stand is very good. It goes together in seconds with no tools, is sturdy, and is highly adjustable including tilt in both directions. The monitor seems to be pretty intelligent about selecting the correct input signal, and it will automatically switch when I plug something new in. Comes with DP and USB3 cable. The integrated USB hub is great and adds some real value; its handy for your mouse/keyboard, memory sticks, etc. The bad: Im kind of picky about monitors, so take this for what is it. The viewing angle is good but not amazing. Way better than the old TN panels, but not as good as my wifes VA panel. There is also strange inverted color ghosting that shows up in very specific situations; sometimes (maybe 1% of the time) when I scroll through a webpage I will see magenta or cyan ghosting on the edges of light gray areas. I was able to mostly eliminate it with some minor tweaks to brightness and contrast, but I feel like I shouldnt have to do that. In summary: The picture doesnt look as good as a $300 VA-panel gaming monitor, but its a good choice for the office.

I tried several other monitors of various brands and sizes which I did not like. I ordered two of these for a dual monitor set up for my home office. We use the same monitors at my corporate office but in the 21.5” size. The price point seems to be reasonable. They came with the required DP cables and work great. The monitors have a lot of great features, i.e. they are totally adjustable (swivel, height, tilt, 90 degrees turn), and have plenty of USB connections, etc. They dont come with speakers though. One of the drawbacks is having a cable salad in the back of it once you set them up, which is a mess that needs to be organized with some cable management straps. The picture quality is great for what I do (professional work, I.e. e-mails, internet, MS Office applications, etc.). I would highly recommend this monitor.

This monitor works pretty damn good for the price. It could be sharper image quality but for the price is really good.

Love that the screen can spin like a plate to insert cords more easily into the bottom of the screen housing. The rotating base is also smartly designed. Hate that the cord insertion sites are black on black. Difficult to read labels even with a bright flashlight. Just a LITTLE contrast would be nice!

Im using it for CAD drawings, and because the resolution on my old monitor was just not enough. This one is up to 1920x1080. Which is great for me. It doesnt come with a camera, though. If I had to buy a new monitor, Id again buy a Dell. And I use a Dell computer.

Bought as a second monitor to replace a 15 year old Apple Cinema Display. Not impressed. I have to turn it off and on several times for it to recognize a signal. I’m using it rotated and it seems to not like that either. Sometimes when it does work, it forgets settings, and has totally reset my monitor positions and preferences. Cheap I guess, but I expected MUCH better from Dell. Also purchased an LG at the same time, it is far superior. Very disappointing.

I searched and reviewed monitors for months before deciding on two for my home office. I am so happy that I picked this Dell to go with. I wanted a monitor with display ports, nice quality screen, mountable, and didnt take up a ton of desk space. I was hesitant to get the 24 inches, but I have so much room left over on my desk (60 in by 24 in). I dont think I will need monitor arms now. You can also raise and tilt the screen which is helpful. These monitors are perfect for working with excel spreadsheets. I also watch videos on it and the quality seems good. If you want a crystal clear picture, Id recommend spending the money on a 4k monitor.

The monitor works fine. However, what I disliked about it being a previously loved product was that it wasnt packaged well for delivery. Since most delivery carriers dont really care about treating the products they deliver, the product should have been packaged better. When I got the monitor there was nothing to stop the contents (typical cardboard filler that typically comes in a Dell monitor box was missing) from moving around during transit. The items were loosely placed in a Dell monitor box, which allowed the contents in the box to move freely around and contributed to scratching up the back of the monitor with the base of the stand. The power cord is not the original power cord and only came with a VGA cable (which is pretty much obsolete). The USB 3.0 hub cable and display port cable was also missing. It would have been nice to know if these items were not going to be included in the description. Other than that the monitor works fine by testing with cables I have for my other monitor, but i have to now go buy the needed cables to use the monitor.