Dell 24 Plus Monitor 23.8" 1080p FHD 100Hz IPS Anti-glare Computer Display White, S2425HS

I purchased two monitors to connect to my laptop. The value was good and I like that the monitors have built in speakers. The sound quality is good and an added bonus. The screen quality is great for what I need, no gaming just work from home and social media.

I have financial concerns and wanted a monitor for my new PC. I couldn't afford a 4K so I opted for this one. I like the clarity of the 1920 x 1080p high definition resolution. The monitor stand has height and tilt adjustments. Overall, I made a good choice.

I purchased two monitors for my home office on Black Friday. Delivery took a couple of weeks, which I expected given the time of year and holiday sales. Setup was straightforward, and both monitors came with HDMI cables, which was a nice bonus. The height-adjustable stands made it easy to set them up comfortably, and they look clean and modern in my office. The resolution is sharp and clear, making a noticeable difference for everyday work. Overall, I'm very happy with the purchase and would definitely recommend these monitors.

I thought I had a pretty good monitor, but I DIDN'T!!! Now, I see very clearly and don't have to strain thinking my glasses need being recalibrating. I wish I had changed sooner. This monitor compresses it height down enough to fit an existing restricted location. The sound produced is so much better than the old stereo computer speakers I had before. Great! Great! Great!

This is the perfect computer monitor for me to use as a second screen when I work from home with my laptop. It was really easy to put together. I like that it is white and very modern looking. Not too big, but just big enough!

This was my third Dell computer. There were no problems setting it up and getting it working. It is taking a while to get use to the Windows 11 system. Overall, I'm happy with the new computer. The computer is way much faster than my old computer with Windows 10.

so far so good, the pc is fast. I was hoping to replace my XPS with an XPS but Dell stopped making these (oh now they are offering these again ) I don't like the case, the power button so small you have to use your pinkie to turn it on or off :o( . I had been getting messages about failed startups but I think the 3ed bios update has corrected this (so far). The monitors seem fine, all in all is a good PC, it is an XPS as the specs read. Likely this will be good for the long hall, upgrade able and flexible which is what I was looking for.

I have not used this monitor yet. I have purchased it for my position at school. I'm looking at spreadsheets all day and needed something bigger than the issued laptop. Hoping the bigger screen size will be easier on my eyes! 😁

I recently bought a Dell Pro Slim desktop. I came with minimal connectivity ports but it did, for some reason, have 3 display ports which I figured were the latest and greatest for connecting peripherals. Then I bought the latest and greatest monitor from Dell and what do you know, it comes with a double ended HDMI cable to connect with the new computer. After 4 calls to Dell to find out why, I'm told tough noogies and they offered to sell me an overpriced adapter. I obtained one elsewhere and maybe when I finally get to use this, I'll have a better opinion. Adios for now.

It's just OK! Yes, there are things I really like about it compared to my old dell windows 10 computer, that wasn't compatible w/ windows 11 upgrade. Other things not so great, still haven't been able to adjust the brightness & contrast of my monitor to my liking. A few other quirks that going to take me awhile to figure out. Us old dinosaurs didn't grow up w computers, smart phones; instead, we had slide-rulers & our computer programs were written on IBM punch cards. So needless not the savviest w/ computers. It really frosts me that dell computer come with ZERO instruction for setting them up, they assume you have access to another computer to access their online manuals. OK even a blind squirrel can sometime find a nut; so, w/ some trail & error I got it up & running.