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

Picture quality over HDMI is average, DisplayPort somewhat better. I was looking for a monitor with a 3-axis adjustment. This one fit the bill. The picture quality isnt as good as I had hoped, but for $150 Im pretty happy as Im comparing it next to monitors that are at least 2-3x as much. I would probably purchase it again as long as I intended to use it with a DisplayPort connection. Over HDMI it runs in 1080i.

Bought 2 for remote schooling (2 students). Good picture quality. Makes a big difference in productivity when combined with the laptop screen (1 screen for the online meeting, 1 for working).

I use it for regular work stuff: email, word, excel, PowerPoint. I had initially purchased a Sceptre, but had to return it because letters had jagged edges. The Dell (a little bit more expensive than the Sceptre) is perfect and easy on my eyes.

When my oldest monitor died I got another Dell - same model. The display is so much clearer. It’s helping my eye strain now that both monitors are such good quality.

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.

I was looking to upgrade my home office since Im working remote more these days, so I started researching a lot of different monitors. I originally went with two 25 Acer gaming monitors, because I got them for a pretty good deal through BestBuy. Since they were TN panels, the viewing angles for programming were terrible for my application. I then started researching again and came across these monitors. I returned my other two and bought two of these. These monitors are terrific for my programming. The viewing angles and color are superb on the IPS panels. I cant recommend these monitors enough for programming. Theyre connected through the provided DP cables to a Dell docking station. The text that is displayed is very crisp. Im extremely happy with my purchase. On a side note, Im not sure the response time on these monitors would be suitable for gaming. However, Im not sure that IPS monitors are the best choice for gaming yet. Most IPS panels will have a higher response time than TN panels. For any other use, these monitors are a great choice. I didnt use the provided stands that came with these monitors, so I cant comment on the stands. I bought a dual monitor VESA mount stand off Amazon to mount these. Update 2019-09-13: Coming up on almost a year of having these monitors. I still thoroughly enjoy them. I still stand by the initial part of my review regarding these monitors. Its funny that I bought these for my home office, because my employer actually start upgrading everyone to these monitors too. They seem to be well praised around the office for our use.

i brought this screen about a month ago, i use it for designing, graphics, its an fantastic great screen for a good price ($160) good real color view perfect size modern look up and down sliding and rotate options and more.. i am very happy with it, and planning to buy a second one in the next few.. Enjoy!!

Stand is different. Monitor DELL logo not in same place. No side USB ports.

I was disappointed when I received this monitor. It was dusty inside the box which makes me think it was either used or old. There was a small scratch on the screen about an inch long. I am using the monitor strictly for tool pallets in Final Cut, Photoshop, etc., so I can live with it. First monitor I ever bought that didnt come with a piece of paper or plastic or something covering the screen to avoid scratches during shipment. I assume all Dells come this way so I wont buy one again. Its too big a hassle for me to return it. The cables all attach to the monitor from the bottom. I know some people like that because it is clean but for me it is hard to get them plugged in. I had already read that the best cable to make this work with my newer iMac was a Thunderbolt to HDMI so I bought one and it did indeed instantly connect, and the computer instantly recognized the monitor so that was pretty cool. No hassle setup for sure. The screen isnt very bright. For $200 I expected more. So to recap, I think it is a good monitor but maybe worth $125. Just my two cents.

Easy to assemble and setup. Works perfectly with my MacBook pro. Perfect for user who like tilting and height adjustment. Sometime I like to stand between calls, so tilting comes handy as I can tilt screen upwards. Adjusting height is easy and smooth. Overall quality is good for coding and other writing related work. I have not used it for videos or gaming so far, so cant comment in that.