Review on Dell P2418HT 23 8 Touch Monitor 60Hz, Touchscreen, ‎FBA_P2418HT, IPS by Forest Siddiqui

Used as an external monitor for Surface Book with Surface Dock and HTML with miniport adapter. Usually only run in second screen mode to take full advantage of the screen. Used for general computer work; A bit of everything, but no specialization. Although the monitor is equipped with many settings; neither initially nor until now they were not needed. After setting it up and switching it on, everything was set according to my wishes. Resolution, brightness, color and contrast met all my requirements. The touchscreen didn't even need to be calibrated. The swivel stand doesn't allow horizontal placement of the screen, but allows the bottom to approach the desktop at an angle that's comfortable for viewing, drawing, and writing. By placing the bottom next to the keyboard, my hands no longer tire of reaching for the more traditional touchscreen. For those who want to set up their monitor like this, I wouldn't recommend the 27-inch version; increases view range and range. Although Dell is criticized by many for choosing a display surface, I quickly got used to the feel of the texture after using it. I really like that the matte finish doesn't become a mirror in a brightly lit room or in direct sunlight. I didn't have any problems with the brightness, as some reviewers note. The capacitive touch system does not support an active stylus. I've found that I don't even need a cheap pen for most of what I do on the big screen, and I rarely use the Surface Pen on the book screen. While not a Surface Studio, the Surface Book and Dell monitor combo offers most of that flexibility at a much lower price.