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
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Josh Hamman
18-12-2024Bought 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.
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Gary Surprenant
> 3 dayThe 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.
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Jose
> 3 dayExcellent 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.
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Reagan Ullrich
> 3 dayI 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.
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John F
> 3 dayThe one killer feature of this monitor was the ability to assign shortcut actions to the buttons along the bottom of the monitor. Unlike my old monitor which required no less than 6 button presses to toggle between VGA and DP inputs I was able to assign each input to a button and now can toggle with one button press.
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B. Piazza
> 3 dayDell does monitors.... This one is super crisp, the most colorful I have seen and I have dozens of computers with big screens a few with dual screens. The picture quality is super vivid and having the minimal edge surround makes it feel more immersive like a phone or high end LED TV. Zero edge is not unique to Dell of course but for the price and color quality, I strongly suggest this one.. Can’t speak to gaming or using it for things needing a high refresh rate. Movies and all other computer activities including graphic design in Adobe Illustrator/PS are stellar.
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AverageGradStudent
> 3 dayI am a light gamer who uses these monitors mostly for homework and work purposes. Th picture quality is great with cdmi cables. Colors are vibrant and true. If there is any visible pixelation I am not seeing it.
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L. Adams
> 3 dayIm unable to return this now because I bought it in September but, I was satisfied until recently when, having my camera and this monitor run through my MacBook - the fans come on after about an hour of being connected and the temp rises quickly. This is a brand new MacBook with 16 Gigs and Intel UHG Graphics and nothing is wrong with it - it just doesnt work well with the monitor taking up so much energy. So Mac users, beware. Other than that it is a good monitor with lots of movement in the screen for placement, easy to set up.
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Micah70
> 3 dayWhen 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.
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Darkmstr
> 3 dayThe viewing angles are kinda trash for a IPS.. not.much IPS glow but in gaming mode its lessnjnput delay but not over 60hz for the money I think it should have been at least 75hz.. the stand is the best part I like the stand