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 order 4 of these to replace my aging HPL2045ws One of them was starting to have issues over heating. I think they are almost 10 years old but were high end when I bought them. So 24" to replace 20" similar resolution. These new monitors are slightly better resolution. I almost don't notice it though. What I do notice is the size difference. So that was a good change. I don't want anything bigger. I already have to turn my head too much to see things.The Quality of these dell are as expected from a well known company. The price was mid range for this size and resolution. Well worth the extra $20-$40 each to know that I was not going to get 2 bad monitors of the 4 I purchased. For me these are equivalent to a matched set. I need all 4 to be in good condition for a long time to come. Replacing one with a different type/brand would for sure cause me to have to replace all.I am very happy with the purchase. All 4 arrived same day (2 day prime delivery) and I was able to mount them on my 4 monitor Versa mount stand quick and easy. They are light weight and always cool to the touch. Another upgrade to the old HP LCDs I had. Office stays cooler now. No issues with Nvidia cards and Windows 10 or 2018 Server.I would recommend these to anyone looking for good monitors for Cad, Software development or general office use. Video seems really good on them too but that is not something I really know a lot about.

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; it's handy for your mouse/keyboard, memory sticks, etc.The bad: I'm 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 wife's 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 shouldn't have to do that.In summary: The picture doesn't look as good as a $300 VA-panel gaming monitor, but its a good choice for the office.

I don't know how relevant this review will be to others, but...I am in Software/Operations. I do a lot of e-mails and powerpoints, but also do some coding. I have a dual-monitor setup for my home office with I guess a VESA mount. (little square) mounting point.One of my old monitors died and I decided to replace both.A few years ago, i had run DVI cables and power cables from the monitors to my docking station, about 10 feet away. I wasn't really looking forward to rerunning everything for new cables, etc...I had purchased two DVI to HDMI converters.Just for me, the swap out of the monitors was like scary easy. I always expect some bumps...but this went WAY easier than I had thought.The VESA mounting area was perfect on the monitor and it came with its own screws for them. The power adapter took the same 3 prong adapter that my old monitors took (so no rerunning power). The HDMI inputs are downward facing so the cords don't stick out from the back but point downwards, so the cables look good.Anyway, good monitors with a nice picture and very easy setup.

In general Dell monitors are reliable, long-lasting and pleasing to work with. I have used a number of Dell monitors before and my experience has always been fantastic.This monitor however is surprisingly not up to Dell's standards. In terms of design is, like other Dell monitors, very elegant. In terms of quality of display, however, it is a bit off. I can see the pixels by eye if I look close! Being a H-series monitor (H=FHD, Full High Definition) one would expect more of this piece of electronic equipment. It is true that now we are used to watch 4K everywhere, even in the screen of a smartphone, so this makes the experience with any non-4K FHD a bit less exciting and sharpens up defects in the screen. I don't feel fully confortable working with this monitor for long hours. For someone that does not plan to use a monitor full-time for work and does not use it for graphics-heavy duties like design, gaming, etc this might be okay for the price, actually quite a good buy.Update: After some days of use I am happier with the monitor. Although I still think the quality of display could be a bit better.

I have two at work and liked them so much I got three for my home. Picture quality is great and each monitor's color settings match very well. Super thin bezels allow seating right next to each other. VESA mounts work on multi-monitor bars. I would buy again.

The monitor has great screen quality. I really like the ability to tilt & rotate along 3 axis, which makes it very convenient for various uses. The resolution is good for its size. I was initially apprehensive about getting a 24" FHD monitor, but I don't think it matters (I'd probably recommend buying QHD for 27" or higher). I don't use it for gaming so I cannot say much about that. Probably the only negative would be that it doesn't ship with an HDMI cable (I think it ships with DisplayPort which is pretty much useless to me).