It was a pretty good monitor, especially for the price. The keyword was "was". I make a living from photography, so I needed a monitor that could be calibrated, was big enough to have extra workspace, and had good image quality. It fit all of that, and considering the budget, it was a good deal. It has good image quality and I was able to calibrate it (manually) to suit my needs very well. It was an essential part of my workflow. Then the often mentioned nutritional problems began. After about…

What can I say? - Excellent picture, 1080p, anti-glare screen, good price. . have a good sound system but adding a Dell Nini Soundbar would be a nice compact addition.

I've been using them daily for about 3-1/2 years. work perfectly. You need to make sure you are using *good* HDMI cables, poor quality/third party cables will have screen flicker (could be my graphics card as well). Good, simple, clear monitors. The only negative is that there is no mount, only racks.

I'm using an older Surface Pro 2. Mini DisplayPort to HDMI. But I have no sound on the monitor. Drivers have been updated. I need to switch the audio to my surface audio but I figured the audio should also be transmitted through the TV so I'm a bit confused and not sure if the sensor is related to the monitor or if I'm missing something. Rated 3 until I see the actual problem

2 months ownership. Great bright monitor. I bought it for 110€ and I like it very much. I wish I had two! I put it next to my old Samsung 1050p and it looks great. It has some issues with displaying blacks when playing dark video games, but it's still good for the price.

I was very disappointed with the lack of sound. After purchase, I see that Revain lists audio unavailable at the bottom of features. I guess I thought it would be as amazing as buying a TV and then realizing it has no power. cable or remote control. I figured this wasn't a feature I needed to explore. I expected sound to be built into every monitor as I've always had every monitor I've ever bought with sound. Also, the monitor just falls onto the stand and is not fixed. Small

I looked at many monitors before finally deciding on a Dell monitor. I like it, especially the ability to tilt the monitor and the Dell Display monitor software. i would buy again

Received and installed today. It was advertised as new but it was opened. I could tell because there were finger printers on the screen and the plastic around the bezel and above the screen has been removed. However, it worked fine and the display was as expected. I agree it's open while it still has a new warranty.

People keep talking about the power switching issue. I've had 2 of these for over 2 years and recently bought a 3rd. They work great, good picture quality and high quality design. I love her. 10/10 recommended

For the 23.8" model the Pros: - great picture, nice upgrade from an 8 year old 22" 1680x1050 screen. Worth upgrading if you currently use something like this. No issues with the backlight or the front panel IPS power button. There are no response time issues as far as I can tell, but I don't play a lot of FPS. Suitable for movies, StarCraft and Fallout. There's a "quick mode" in the menu if you're worried about that.

My wife needed a second monitor for genealogical work. She likes the monitor. Clear and bright! Now she can view data on one monitor and fill out family documents on another. No more jumping from tab to tab.

No VESA mount! I would normally buy the Dell E2414Hr which was a great monitor but Revain said it was out of stock which is a newer version. I ordered two but when I decided to mount them on a dual monitor stand there were no VESA mounts on the back! VESA mounts are considered the standard these days and it's sad to see that they don't have such a basic function.

I'm using an older Surface Pro 2. Mini DisplayPort to HDMI. But I have no sound on the monitor. Drivers have been updated. I need to switch the audio to my surface audio but I figured the audio should also be transmitted through the TV so I'm a bit confused and not sure if the sensor is related to the monitor or if I'm missing something. Rated 3 until I see the actual problem