I then paid €200. In general, a regular monitor. I bought this for my office so overall I'm happy but would probably be disappointed if I plan on doing things like watching movies or playing games. The backlight is clearly visible on "black" screens. The screen isn't that sharp either (I think it's an early-gen 1080p monitor). But for the price it's not bad either.

I like my new monitor. You can buy cheaper monitors, but then you have a cheap monitor. I spend a lot of time on the computer and on page layout. So I wanted to make sure I had something I wouldn't mind looking at for hours. This monitor is easy to move up and down AND rotate to a vertical position when I want to use it. Love it!

I bought this monitor for the screen rotation feature. Nice to see the whole document without scrolling forever. Landscape is great for TV, portrait should be the standard for computer monitors. Pros: - Extremely simple and easy to set up. - Image quality is excellent. - The screen rotates slightly. Cons: - None yet.

. This allows me to open multiple documents and easily navigate from one to another. I don't play games or watch videos. Just a few hours of text work and the monitor is perfect for my work. Highly recommended.

I think I should have read the specs earlier. Also, the HDMI cable didn't work properly, so you may need to buy an extra cable.

I'm having problems with one of the monitors. It will go to a black screen and then continue. I don't know why it turns off and on. you can help

Dell P-Series monitors are great for monitor height adjustment and 90-degree swivel capability. If you want portrait monitors and not landscape monitors, this is the best option.

Easy installation and configuration. Comes with a 6" power cord. Please specify how much power cord you need when ordering. Had to order a 12" cord for this. But in no case is the seller to blame. We now have 3 identical monitors set up and running side by side for 2 different systems with the middle monitor working for both systems.

Bought 3 identical monitors. On one, the bottom third of the screen became 5 offset instances of the same image. :( Revain shows that it cannot be replaced.

I ordered this "Dell" monitor in 2016 and it recently died - when I went to request an RMA through Dell they said the service tag was not a valid service tag - so see it looks like I was sold a counterfeit Dell monitor that even shipped with A Dell support rep took a picture of the back of the monitor with the service tag - they said it was invalid.

The package does not include the cables listed in the What's in the box section. Now I need to buy additional cables to use this product.

I have 2 and they are good for a home office with two monitors. I look at many detailed floor plans and the clarity is good. Launch them from my Surface Pro 6.

I've used comparable NEC monitors for years, but the price of these Dell monitors made them attractive as I needed multiple monitors for multiple jobs. You didn't disappoint us. While they lack some of my NEC monitors (like proximity sensors for power management and built-in speakers), they're an inch taller and significantly cheaper. Will continue to buy them for additional workstations.

According to Dell Support, the seller of this monitor is located in Panama. For this reason, Dell does not support monitors purchased from Revain in the US. I bought this Dell P2417H monitor as a duplicate of another monitor so I have 2 monitors. This monitor messed up the colors. White appears pale yellow on this monitor. The same P2417H I bought from the MicroCenter in Atlanta a few months ago is much better and the white looks more natural. For some reason, the Dell monitors sold at Revain…

Not compatible with 15" MacBook Pro with Retina Display. I connected it with an HDMI cable (not included) and the resolution was so bad that I was convinced I had the wrong monitor. I had to spend some extra money issue, but have replaced it with the U2415 model, which is compatible with the Retina display.

My wife just bought one from the Microsoft Store and I needed to get it working. While the monitor is actually very good, the documentation is the worst I've seen of any computer hardware purchase in thirty-five years. Sheet with small pictures without words you were told that you only need video input. This information is also missing from the user guide on the Dell website. You connect it yourself. Then just try to find a supported audio device as there are no speakers there. Yes, it's a nice

One was excellent and the second is badly scratched. The problem with scratch placement is that they confuse words. They accepted the return with no problems and my replacement was good.

Serves its purpose but blames the audio for the lack of that screen. So I had to add and buy speakers. Negative is present.

Serves its purpose but blames the audio for the lack of that screen. So I had to add and buy speakers. Poor customer support.!

A good buy ($150 at the time) for a quality monitor if you already have a stand or other VESA mounting fixture. That's my feedback.