Отзывы о 24.1" Монитор DELL P2421, 1920x1200, 60 Гц, IPS
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The bad: I'm kind of picky about monitors, so take this for what is it. The viewing angle is good but not amazing. Way better than the old TN panels, but not as good as my wife's VA panel. There is also strange inverted color ghosting that shows up in very specific situations; sometimes (maybe 1% of the time) when I scroll through a webpage I will see magenta or cyan ghosting on the edges of light gray areas. I was able to mostly eliminate it with some minor tweaks to brightness and contrast, but I feel like I shouldn't have to do that.
In summary: The picture doesn't look as good as a $300 VA-panel gaming monitor, but its a good choice for the office.
After talking with Dell and sending my photos of the screen, I was told returned it right away. It was defected. The good thing is Amazon confirmed seller authorization very next day and monitor on the way back. My replacement monitor will be ordered directly from manufacture.
The cables all attach to the monitor from the bottom. I know some people like that because it is clean but for me it is hard to get them plugged in. I had already read that the best cable to make this work with my newer iMac was a Thunderbolt to HDMI so I bought one and it did indeed instantly connect, and the computer instantly recognized the monitor so that was pretty cool. No hassle setup for sure. The screen isn't very bright. For $200 I expected more. So to recap, I think it is a good monitor but maybe worth $125. Just my two cents.
To make things even better, I saved $100 on the pair, compared to buying directly from the manufacturer.
This monitor however is surprisingly not up to Dell's standards. In terms of design is, like other Dell monitors, very elegant. In terms of quality of display, however, it is a bit off. I can see the pixels by eye if I look close! Being a H-series monitor (H=FHD, Full High Definition) one would expect more of this piece of electronic equipment. It is true that now we are used to watch 4K everywhere, even in the screen of a smartphone, so this makes the experience with any non-4K FHD a bit less exciting and sharpens up defects in the screen. I don't feel fully confortable working with this monitor for long hours. For someone that does not plan to use a monitor full-time for work and does not use it for graphics-heavy duties like design, gaming, etc this might be okay for the price, actually quite a good buy.
Update: After some days of use I am happier with the monitor. Although I still think the quality of display could be a bit better.
I have purchased several "refurbed" items from Amazon including the HP/Compaq 8300 Elite Small Form Computer I'm using right now and two Sangen desk top stereo units. So far I haven't been dissappointed. But just in case I bought a Square Trade policy.
This one is super crisp, the most colorful I have seen and I have dozens of computers with big screens a few with dual screens. The picture quality is super vivid and having the minimal edge surround makes it feel more immersive like a phone or high end LED TV. Zero edge is not unique to Dell of course but for the price and color quality, I strongly suggest this one..
Can’t speak to gaming or using it for things needing a high refresh rate. Movies and all other computer activities including graphic design in Adobe Illustrator/PS are stellar.
Another plus is the built in USB hub, that is immensely helpful in avoiding cable clutter. This is especially true with the Macbook with the USB-C ports. I had to just buy a USB C to A adaptor, connect it to the monitor, and have all the peripherals connected to the monitor.
I bought this from the seller KIDA Retail. The warranty has already started from Aug 2018, which the Dell support said they can change. However, the invoice Amazon provides doesn't mention the serial number and product tag. I'm working with them to get this rectified. The only other con is there is no HDMI cable included.
Vertical monitors are a god send for browsing as you can see an entire page without much scrolling so a Landscape and Portrait monitor should be standard for everyone who is doing serious business with their PC, it's 2020 people wake up.
Contents include:
• The monitor & stand parts (easy to assemble, screwdrivers weren't needed)
• UK 3-pin power cable/plug (C13 IEC fitting in monitor side, cable approx 120cm long)
• 1 display-port to display-port cable (170cm long end to end)
• 1 USB type A (PC end) to USB 3.0 type B cable (approx same length as display port cable),
• Installation and help chart (one side of A4) and safety guide
Political:
• Made in China
Ports (same as description obviously):
• Power cable connection IEC C14
• 1 DisplayPort
• 1 HDMI (although HDMI can carry sound, this monitor does not have built in speakers or a headphones port)
• 1 VGA
• 1 USB 3.0 Type B (connects to PC for extending your USB ports only, this is not a touch screen)
• 4 USB type As (for connecting more peripherals,. 2 at the back and 2 at the left side)
Packaging:
• Sometimes people do complain about monitors having dead pixels or backlight bleeding on arrival, so in case you're wondering, they don't use bubble wrap or polystyrene protection, instead they use cardboard folded into protective shapes, but the monitor does feel solid and good quality and as you'll see from my first impression below the monitor worked perfectly.
First impressions...
Very good monitor, good crisp image and backlight looks even across entire screen. The good Lord has ensured I received a unit with no dead pixels so this is a very beautiful monitor. I've rotated my monitor portrait, you can rotate it either clockwise or anticlockwise whichever is more suitable for where you want the cable and buttons to face, (rotating it may make the side USB ports impractically positioned). You have to change orientation in your PC display settings, it does not automatically match the rotation of the monitor (this is standard). The screen face has a flat design that is not inset behind a frame which makes it look a bit more modern and the screen is closer to the edge, useful if you are connecting multiple displays.
Although I'm not using the USB port extension (I positioned monitor too far away and have enough on my PC) I did test it, able to connect my mouse and also charge/tether my phone through it so first impressions seems it's as good as the USB ports in the PC itself. Although the pictures don't show this, the hole in the stand is for threading your cables through, with minimal stretching when rotating the display. As well as rotating landscape/portrait (z-axis) you can also adjust the vertical height and rotate slightly up or down (around x-axis), and the stand arm rotates at the base, (around the y axis).
UPDATE (after a couple of months of usage, I intend to buy another one)
Still works fine after a few months of using the product, no issues. I have the monitor next to my TV which is the main screen, the colours are slightly more vibrant/bright on my TV (games and pictures look more colourful on my TV), although discerning shades of colour is better on the Dell monitor (because my TV doesn't always show distinctions between lighter/darker colours very well). I'm soon going to buy another one of this monitor to replace my TV which is now starting to show dead blotches on the screen and it's spreading, some sort of LCD leprosy.
There are no inbuilt stereo speakers with this model. HDMI cable does not come with this monitor. There is a bit of backlight bleed but I'm not bothered by it. If you are that guy with that perfect standard / paranoid you made a bad purchase, you can go replace it. It's a general problem with most IPS panels. Monitor does need a bit of calibration for optimal colour accuracy. This is not the model which comes with a USB-C port. Also, the model number in title and the description in this page differs - Answered in FAQ. So hopefully you know all that before buying.
My options were originally Dell P2418 (Rs. 24,800 for 1440p on a 24'') - worried about scaling issues and Dell Ultra Sharp U2718Q (Rs. 56,000) - Very expensive. So I decided I'd just settle for Full HD as I'd be mostly using it for programming. For the price, this is a very good monitor.








