Dell Computer Ultrasharp U2415 24 0 Inch 1920X1200P, 60Hz, Tilt Adjustment, Swivel Adjustment, Wall Mount, Flicker-Free, HDMI Review

Updated 04/16/2016. I've had this monitor for a while. It's still a great monitor and I use it almost every day. Now I have it connected to two different sources. I would like to add if I could only deduct 1/4 star I would. These are the "buttons" on the front of the monitor to control the OSD, switch inputs, etc. Since I often use two sources these days, I need to switch inputs using the "buttons". They are very difficult to see and use in broad daylight. This means I'm often typing blindly…

With a 1920 x 1200 resolution, 1920 x 1200 resolution, an anti-glare screen and ultra-narrow bezels, this Dell U2415 LED monitor is a great choice for almost any deployment, be it Mac or Windows. Same pixel density and size as the discontinued 24" Apple Cinema LED display. I have this display and the 27" Apple LED Cinema alongside the U2415, I actually prefer the Dell for these reasons (and since Apple has been selling their displays for about March 3rd). Hasn't updated in years): 1. The color…

I will add my voice to the song and praise this display. This review will be brief and non-technical like some of the other great reviews here, and I can respond to some of the other comments without explaining them first. This display is a nice place for regular computer users. I can't talk about games and when I go to TV I see a 55 inch screen, not a computer, so anything that shows on the computer screen for a random video or episode is fine. For me, the U2415 replaces the old Apple Cinema…

This monitor does not come with an HDMI cable. It should be so. I like the display in general, but I immediately encountered two problems. The screen seems too bright. I lowered the brightness to 56, which is slightly better, but it still hurts the eyes, and of course whites don't look as white once you've passed a certain level. Another issue I immediately encountered was that in portrait mode, the kickstand mechanism was loose enough not to stay at 90 degrees. It drops below 90 degrees, which

I was looking for a cheap 24" programming monitor since my new Mac laptops have 13" displays. I just needed more real estate. This monitor fits the bill AFTER I've ordered the correct cable. Cables are key, so let's get them out of the way. 2 Thunderbolt(3) ports 13" MacBook Pro 2018 Four Thunderbolt ports Monitor comes with DP to miniDP to USB 3 upstream cable. DP miniDP monitor only works with laptop (1 ) which has a miniDP connector, however I have a miniDP to Thunderbolt connector that does

I used them at my last job and liked them so much I bought one for my personal use. Excellent image quality, ultra-thin bezel, suitable for use alongside other monitors. The height can be adjusted somewhat, perhaps not as much as other monitors, but easily compensated for with a stand or adjustable table.

I used them at my last job and liked them so much I bought one for my personal use. Excellent image quality, ultra-thin bezel, suitable for use alongside other monitors. The height can be adjusted somewhat, perhaps not as much as other monitors, but easily offset with a stand or adjustable table.

Very good clear screen. Basically, it's easy to install once you have an idea of how to connect a monitor. As observation points I would suggest the following.1. You can get the user manual via Goodling"U2415"2. I did not receive an HDMI cable or USB cable in the box. Just unplug Displayport.3 cable. Make sure you check your computer for graphics card output ports before purchasing a monitor.4. I like to place the monitor on a table in a clear layer of packaging before attaching the stand so I…

It works as intended. I can change profiles on the fly when I want to watch a movie or play a game, and then switch back to a custom profile for work and regular use. Unlike my old monitor, this one is very easy to view at all settings and you don't have to play with the brightness as much. So far I haven't had any problems. It's also worth noting that there are USB extension cables on the back of the monitor, but they're difficult to access if you want to quickly transfer a file to a flash…

It's hard to go wrong with this monitor when you know what you're buying. It's not 144Hz, G-Sync, etc. It's a business-class IPS panel with thin bezels, a great stand, and plenty of inputs. I can't say anything about the daisy chain function because I don't use it. However, I have noticed a large number of posts on the Dell forums about issues with this feature. This may be due to an earlier version of this monitor. The version is listed after the product serial number. I recommend getting the…

Put simply, this is the BEST monitor I've ever had! Luckily for me I had an old ViewSonic 27.5 inch that stopped working. My wife didn't want a monitor that big anymore (we have a very small computer desk) so I aimed for 24 inches. Then a dilemma arose: what permission to buy? Since I don't need a high-resolution screen due to the fact that the fonts and everything will likely be too small, I settled on either 1920x1080 or 1920x1200 (yes, I know you can reduce the resolution on…

PROS+ I bought this monitor mainly because of the 6:10 screen aspect ratio versus the current 6:9 aspect ratio trend. Why do you need a wider screen if you don't watch HD movies all the time, which I don't? Any software like Microsoft Word etc. has panels at the top that take up half the screen anyway, leaving you no room for the document you are working on. So Dell is perfect for that. + I also really like that the display rotates - it helps when you're editing photos in Photoshop or working…