Dell P2419HC Monitor Full 1080P 23.8", USB Hub, ‎DELL-P2419HC Review

This is a monitor to buy if you are a laptop user and only want to connect one thing to your laptop for power, audio/video connections etc. Basically you get a powered dock and a quality monitor for the price of a dock - powerhouse. Once I found that out, I knew this was the monitor I needed. I have a few complaints that are pretty minor and not enough to deduct a star from it. Firstly, I wish the Dell Soundbar mounted at the bottom of the screen rather than at the base of the monitor. It just…

I have just received this Dell P2419HC monitor and am impressed with its quality. I use it as a second monitor with a 2019 MacBook Pro. I've had PCs since 1985, but this is the first time I've used a dual monitor system. I'm about to start a new job working from home as a tax specialist for a software company. Other similar experts recommend using a second monitor for this type of work. First, the packaging has been designed very well to protect the product. To do this, the stand had to be…

Well, Dell uses the old tricks, the monitor is very good, deserves the quality verdict, BUT ----- DELL put an OLD STATUS in the box! This monitor stand was DESIGNED and MANUFACTURED for the 2417 monitor - YES - which was built in 2017 and THIS monitor was BUILT AND SOLD in 2019! What makes the U2319h WORSE - it has a better designed stand! -- YES -- year of manufacture 2019 -- like P2419hc! I was REALLY looking forward to a newer design for my workstation! It's just TYPICAL TRASH --- a Dell…

I bought Samsung Curved and this monitor to make a decision for my home office. While the curve is nice and eye-catching, it doesn't quite match the crisp text on the Dell. It was important. The Dell is a bit heavier compared to some of the ultra slim monitors, but I like that its height is adjustable and it can rotate vertically if I want to. The size is perfect for my small table. The 27 inch offers more bells and whistles, but is too big. I am very happy with Dell. I just want a curved…

I like working with three screens, and since the MacBook Air only has two USB-C ports it can be tricky, but these monitors solved the problem for me. Having a monitor that not only can power your computer, but also has its own USB ports for connecting additional devices (mouse, keyboard, printer, etc.) is extremely handy, especially if the computer itself has a limited number of connections. Because of these monitors, no USB hub/port is required to connect multiple devices. Unfortunately the…

I bought 3 of these monitors hoping to daisy chain them all and connect a USB-C to my laptop. So it was successful for the first and second monitor. The third monitor gets stuck at 640x480 😭. It was also the only resolution available in Lost Modes. I tried setting the custom resolution (using the Intel Graphics Command Center) to 1920x1080 to match the other two monitors and it kind of worked, but it was blurry as hell. Basically, the active resolution was 640 x 480, but it was stretched to…

Here is a simple overview for non-technical people. My work computer is a Mac (MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2019, four Thunderbolt 3 ports)). I needed a monitor that plugged into my computer's USB-C port. It does the job. Installation/configuration took 5 minutes. Turned on the monitor, hooked it up to my Mac and bam, my display went up. It looks like another desktop screen, not a duplicate of my current screen. You can drag and drop items to view. If you want to duplicate your screen instead, you can

Good color, text is crisp, fits perfectly on my small desk. A big upgrade from my previous display. BUT, the cable doesn't fit snugly into the USB-C port on my MacBook Air, and the only way to keep it connected is to plug the cable into the MacBoo Air's port. I edit in my living room on weekday evenings, then the next morning I connect my MacBook Air to the display to check and the reconnect problem keeps happening. The additional cost of a certified Thunderbolt replacement cable offsets the…

It's a good monitor, but not a great monitor. I bought it for photo editing but quickly found that I can only use the center of the screen because it's noticeably darker on the vertical edges. It works on a plug and play basis, or you can adjust the brightness, contrast, and color. It has 7 different display modes, I would recommend this monitor for general office use but not for fine graphics work where color and tone need to be very accurate.

Quality monitor with plenty of USB ports and USB-C support. Good product but worth the time to find the best price for it. Dell websites often have offers that may equal or exceed the price shown here. Just do your due diligence and you'll be happy IMHO.

I didn't pay much for it. If I did it would be returned. This isn't my main screen, so I keep it to myself. This is nothing like the LG 4k I use with my Mac. sharpness is not enough.

My son is in computer science college. He has been looking for the perfect monitor to take with him for a long time! lol it was! He loves all ports and special ports and other features! Arrived well packaged. So far this product works great!

This monitor is definitely worth $230! It supports USB-C, which is nice, and it has a really good panel that's bright and accurate. If you need a monitor for work and general media, this is the perfect monitor!

This monitor has great picture quality and some thin bezels, but its best feature is the USB-C connectivity. Very convenient, just connect my Macbook Pro with 1 USB-C cable and the monitor, keyboard, mouse and power supply are ready to use.

The number of cables and dongles I need to keep my MacBook on my desk has been reduced. The only thing is if you don't have an HDMI cable for your PC, make sure you get one as it isn't included.

I've scoured the web for a budget USB-C MacBook monitor and it's been at the top of recommendations in a number of articles. First day out of the box and had almost no issues setting up the monitor to work with my MacBook. He charges the laptop and provides a video report as stated on the can. I suspect I'll update this review if I come across anything out of the ordinary. But it was a worthwhile purchase.

took the monitor out of the box, added a stand and cables. I connected it to my laptop with a cable that also powers the laptop, turned it on, was prompted to set the power option for the laptop and all was fine. The ability to view on a laptop and an external monitor is great for work, the screen is a good size and the picture quality is very good.

There was no USB-C input or cable. As a result, I bought a USB-C HDMI cable https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08H1KSMKL/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glc_fabc_x2p-Fb96R4RBD?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

With all this work from home, I've been missing my docking station at work. But I also don't like having cables everywhere. This monitor allowed me to plug in a USB dongle for a mouse and it picked up straight away with the included USB-C cable. It also charges my Mac Book so all I have to do is connect the USB-C cable to my laptop. However, you still need to connect the monitor to the wall.

I bought this monitor to connect to my laptop and would like to address a confusion. This is NOT a USB powered monitor, even though it is connected from your computer to the monitor's USB-C port. The monitor itself MUST be connected. Of the advantages - there is no adapter for a brick. It's a straight-through power cable like you normally see on a standard PC. However, if you have a Thunderbolt port, the monitor will charge your computer. So you can still boot your laptop with just the USB-C…