Pros: Cheap for a large IPS panel.
Great color and excellent viewing angles. No dead pixels or other screen flaws.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: If I had more space, I would buy another.

Pros: Razor-sharp images.
Well made.
Best stand in the business.

Cons: None.

Edit after using this monitor for a month: Am having trouble using this monitor. The anti-glare coating causes images, and especially text, to be "grainy" and blurry. Eyes badly strained and not able to focus. Dear Dell, please offer a glossy-screen version of this monitor! Or help pay your customer's vision damage bills. Lowing rating to 2 stars.

Other Thoughts: I bought this monitor and immediately started applying icc profiles to calibrate the color. Frustrating.. nothing worked well. Then I went back to the default icc, set the mode to "Standard", and simply turned down the brightness. Bingo.. test images against contrast, black level, and white saturation now show a perfect balance. If you have a monitor calibrator, go for it, otherwise just leave it alone for the best image.

Everybody cries about the lack of an HDMI port. Why? DVI is the exact same signal! No need for HDMI unless you want sound, and a monitor is no place for sound.. get some decent desktop speakers!

The default brightness threw me off for awhile.. you must turn it back using the monitor's controls (not the graphics controls) or you will burn your eyes. Use of graphics controls will throw off the mix of contrast and brightness, and thus upset image quality.

The PWM flickering thing is complete nonsense - it's no factor in this monitor whatsoever. No one can see any flickering at those frequencies. PWM flickering is used as a scapegoat excuse for other factors that people don't like in a monitor.

Pros: Excellent monitor, with a perfect price point. It's above the cheap stuff, but not the cutting edge / graphic design price point.

Swivel, tilt, rotate, height, adjustments with easy clip on/off locking mechanism.

Cons: Not 4k.

Pros: Excellent color quality, great resolution, and simple to set up.

Cons: Comes with VGA and DVI cables, but no display port cables. Earlier versions of Dell's 24" Ultrasharp screen did come with them, so tack on an additional $10 expense per screen.

Other Thoughts: For the price these should come with display port cables, but overall I'm satisfied by the quality and ease of use.

Pros: We needed to replace one of our monitors in our office. I was able to get it fast and replace it in one day.

Cons: Wish there was a HDMI connecting on it, but it was my fault to not see that it didnt.

Other Thoughts: Great product. Also like to buy Dell for our office and Newegg makes is easier and faster.

Pros: Good color. Fast response from Dell, replacements came next day.

Cons: 1st refurb was scuffed up and had several small screen defects.
2nd is clean although a little dark, I'll keep this one.

Other Thoughts: Dell was reluctant to send a 2nd, I had to count defects.
Bought this brand thinking high quality, now I don't know.

Pros: Good color.

Cons: No display when computer woke up, monitor will not POST.

Other Thoughts: Rev A01 with some backlight bleed and no dead pixels.

Dell phone support was helpful, it took about 30 minutes to complete a service request. They'll send me another monitor, new I hope. After arrival, I need to return the defective using their prepaid shipping label.

Pros: Great monitor! beautiful colors and very bright and vibrant. I do not use it for photo editing or video editing I bought them for gaming. 8ms is high but I personally can not notice an issue. I just bought two more for a triple monitor setup.

Cons: None I am very happy with it.

Other Thoughts: There are several sites with configurations for colors to get it just right. Otherwise buying one of the calibration spiders may be a good idea if you want to make sure you have the color set properly.

Pros: I bought this because I'm a stickler for aspect ratio. 16:9 is too narrow for me, but I needed to move on from 4:3. I was just looking to get something in a 16:10 AR that was affordable, but instead I received one of the best monitors I've ever used.

I'm not a huge imageophile or whatever you want to call it, so I can only sum up my experience in layman's terms. Colors are vibrant, clarity is wonderful, and the controls are easy to use, at least when you need to use them. For the most part the monitor sets itself up.

If you do need to do some configuration (which I did, more in the Cons section) then this monitor does what I wish more did: it gives you an actual on screen menu physically located next to the buttons you need to press. Instead of having to try and remember which buttons did what I could simply navigate the menu about as easily as I would with a mouse.

The only other pro I can add is that this has about every input type you'd need for a computer. In particular I was surprised something this new still had a VGA port, which is good for me since I still work with older equipment sometimes.

Cons: The biggest problem I had with the monitor was its Dynamic Contrast mode, which was enabled by default. I'm not quite sure what it was supposed to do, but what it mostly did was make the bright parts of my games SUPER BRIGHT while the dark parts became very hard to see. I quickly disabled it through the aforementioned easy-to-use menu and things became much better.

Some users might not like the lack of HDMI input; indeed I was a little disappointed since my video card has HDMI out and HDMI cables are a bit more sleek than DVI. However, the monitor does have DisplayPort, which is a FAR superior replacement and something I'd much rather have. Besides, if I absolutely have to hook something up HDMI I can just use an HDMI->DVI adapter, though it's not like this thing has speakers.

Other Thoughts: Like every Dell monitor ever, this has the usual USB hub built into the monitor. I'd add my thoughts on that to the review, but I keep forgetting that the USB ports are there!

Pros: Dell's IPS Panel Displays are priced reasonable for its fine quaility.

Cons: none