Dell P2418HT 23 8 Touch Monitor 60Hz, Touchscreen, ‎FBA_P2418HT, IPS Review

I had it for about a week and I liked it. Connected quickly, easily and without any problems. Connected with DP and USB cables. Colors are accurate out of the box, but screen brightness is a bit dim. I work in Photoshop for graphics and it fits, but I just need to adjust for the lack of brightness by compensating for it in my workflow. The pop-up screen works pretty well, although sometimes moving it shifts the weighted base/entire unit on my desk (but not for long). It's VERY difficult to find

This monitor is great! Beautiful colors and brightness, the touchscreen works accurately and I've increased my productivity and improved my gaming scores. However, the assembly instructions were a complete joke. Electronics companies don't seem to want to give anyone a real instruction manual anymore. The 8 x 11 sheet of schematic instructions leaves a lot to be desired. The monitor can be connected via VGA, DP or HDMI, but no real details are given. I guess deep down I knew only one of these…

I bought this touchscreen monitor with the intention of getting a good quality stylus (probably Bamboo). Unfortunately, this monitor doesn't work with pressure-sensitive, Bluetooth, or "smart" pens (none I could find). The best you can hope for is something better than drawing with your mouse. Conclusion: don't buy if you want to work with drawings at any level. You will be disappointed. If I were Dell, I would make the monitor compatible with a high-end stylus. Many of us are looking for a big

So far I like this monitor. It works really well and with some tweaking I was able to get the picture and brightness closer to my other IPS gaming monitor. Image quality is still nothing special, but being an IPS panel it already has great viewing angles and colors so I can't really complain about that. It works great with Bitwig Studio. The touch experience in Windows 10 looks just as good as any other touch device I've used. It was a bit strange to touch the screen at first because it feels…

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…

Surprisingly poor quality from Dell. The screen is plastic, not glass, so it looks cheap. Not edge-to-edge, so edge gestures are awkward. While the stand is stable, it doesn't point straight up and back. So if you have a narrow desk, the monitor is directly above you.

Of all the monitors I have worked with, this one is the best tuned for viewing comfort and the best back position. I ordered this monitor after a car accident resulting in back and neck injuries. The size and the touchscreen work fantastic. The only complaint, going from 5 starts to 4, was that the cable cover on the back of the monitor fell off due to the size of the power cord. However, you have a nice Velcro fastener for all cords anyway, which ensures a nice tidy look on the table. The…

This monitor lacks the brightness that our old Dell had. The touch screen is not good for enlarging text. I bought mine from an Nspire store who charged me a 15% restocking fee because they claimed to offer free returns.

I bought this as a monitor for a small multimedia calculator for the kitchen. The touchscreen function is particularly ideal for this.

This is a great touch monitor. Easy to clean, great feel. Don't expect an UltraHD monitor. This product isn't about insanely high image quality, it's about the touchscreen. It works great as a monitor and works great as a touchscreen. I have one in my work office and one in my home office and both have worked flawlessly so far. I was wondering about the quality because of the low price, but that's not a problem at all.

I work with CAD software on a 2016 15.4" MacBook Pro so I needed a bigger monitor to make my job easier. I looked at many different monitors from different manufacturers and finally narrowed it down to two from Dell, this one and the U2415. I like both, but the deciding factor for me was the touch capability of this monitor. This monitor really works, with multiple connection options, both upstream and downstream. I know Macs don't support touch, but I was able to dealing with the TOUCHBASE…

Doesn't work with Mac. This means no touchscreen capability when used with Mac products. Apple has disabled them and downloadable drivers no longer work.

Excellent monitor; I would give five stars if the touchscreen had a frosted glass surface instead of plastic. We'll see how the plastic holds up over time, but it certainly won't wear down as well as glass.

Nice picture, the plastic screen looks good with relatively little glare, the sensor works great (better than my previous Dell monitor).

The monitor seems fine, I think the problem is in Windows 10. When using the touchscreen function, everything appears on a different monitor. I am using this with 3 monitors set up for flight simulation.

This monitor serves its purpose. If you're hesitant about making the move to a touchscreen or this monitor, stop. Get it, install it and use it. I love my. Works great, monitor clarity is amazing. Outstanding product. Works perfectly

I have only used this monitor twice. When I moved it around on its stand, which it's designed for, it broke a third of the screen under my thumb. It is not functional. I reported this to Dell who refuses to replace it. They call it "damage," and that's not what it is: a manufacturing defect. Be aware of their bad support.

Got it from Dell.com for a great price. Great monitor. blown away It looks great and the touch is incredibly responsive. In case you are wondering, this monitor cannot be rotated to portrait mode using the included stand. If you want to do this, you'll need to buy an aftermarket monitor stand like the Wali mount ($33).

I used this monitor with my laptop. I wanted it to be wide so I can have 2 windows side by side while writing my reports. I also wanted a touchscreen and didn't want to spend a fortune. While not perfect, it meets all my needs. I've been using it almost daily for over 2 months now and am very happy with the features and performance of this monitor. What I like: - Super light for its size, I can easily pick this screen and move it around when needed - The stand is solid and allows you to raise…

Oh yes, for the price etc. The monitor is banana. I am using it in a lab replacing a laptop as the HMI. Also, it looks sick when you swipe the screen etc. I used 25ft USB 3.0 cables and HDMI cables of the same length. works perfectly.