Dell UltraSharp IPS-panel U2410 Black 24" 6ms HDMI Full 1200P Height, Pivot, Swivel, Tilt adjustable Widescreen LCD Monitor 400 cd/m2 80,000:1(1000:1) w/Display Port

Pros: Treat yourself to the BEST! I went from a Dell 2408WFP to a HannsG H281 because I wanted the biggest monitor possible. The HannsG lasted less than two years. I purchased the Dell U2410 because I was tired of sacrificing quality for size of the display. I plugged it in and selected ADOBE RGB preset before I did anything else. This monitor is absolutely amazing. Red, pink, and orange are clearly visible. Any other monitor in this price range or less showed little difference in the three shades. Movies look wonderful and this display allows for 1920X1200, not simply 1900X1080. That extra space helps out in Photoshop for 100% image view and gaming. Aspect ratios look perfect everytime. If you have ever tried calibrating your monitor with web page tutorials that worked for web viewing and then were terrible for everything else, this monitor is the answer to all that. You can simply switch to the factory calibrated Adobe preset and be done.

Cons: Some people say the button touch panel is annoying with its beeps that signal key depresses. Just turn it off. Very simple. If you have a bargain 28" inch monitor and you think this one would be a step down because of its 24" specified size, you would be wrong. The 28" inch HannsG I compare to, display poor blacks and garrish hues. No amount of calibration will help. Some others reported in various forums that the a1 and a2 revisions of this monitor have bending and pink/green sections of the screen. The newest version available from Dell is A5. I have no dead pixels or pink/green mismatch

Overall Review: If you are trying to save a few bucks and buy a bargain monitor to simply have a big display, you are wasting your time. Those usually cost $280-360. Save your money for a few months more and buy something like this. The quality shows every time I look at the screen. I do not miss the extra 2-2 1/2 inches that the bargain brand gave me.

Pros: IPS; 16:10 (not 16:9) and resolution is 1920x1200; true 8-bit panel (10-bit ready); Can do 10-bit (However you need Display Port which is what this monitor got); Super high quality stand in full metal; Look up Table with a 12-bit color processor; Great view angle unlike TN; Can do Portrait/landscape mode; LUT (Look Up Table); Color Processor; Dell has great customer service unlike others (Gigabyte or ASUS for example); Professional Quality. 5/5*

Cons: USB 3.0 but really I’m just nit picking.

Overall Review: I had ProArt Series PA246Q before I bought this. I was getting high and annoying pitching sound behind panel. Poor service from Asus left me mad. Made five calls even left them voice mail two days in advance. No call back! So after that I send it back to Newegg and bought this - Dell U2410. I got to say that if you’re looking for a quality and great display for gaming, photos or even professional work. This is it! Last advice to you guys is it's cheaper to buy it from DELL directly as of right now it’s $499.99.

Pros: Great color reproduction and gamma out-of-the-box Good video playback (BluRay) with no lag Good build quality / ergonomics Lots of configuration and connection options Matte (non-glossy) finish

Cons: Costs about twice as much as a comparable TN display

Overall Review: I have this in a dual-display setup with my an Acer x223W. I calibrated both displays with an "i1 display 2" to get the best performance from both. If I stretch a red rectangle across both screens, it looks orange on the Acer. Photographic images have much more shadow detail on the U2410 than on the Acer. The differences are less dramatic for text and graphics (web browsing and office applications). The cost premium will be easy to justify if you're a photographer or graphic designer. I was able to calibrate it down to an average 0.50 dE, which is excellent color fidelity. There's a reason that professional displays still don't use LED backlighting: it's very hard to get accurate colors with LEDs. Look at the (very expensive) Eizo and LaCie monitors: no LEDs!

Pros: 16:10 1920x1200 with beautiful color reproduction. Makes the Samsung TN panel monitor it replaced look pale. Lots of input choices, almost too many. Base is solid and stable and the whole unit has a solid, Pro grade feel. Display brightness and color is even side to side, unlike the Dell U2412.

Cons: Runs HOT. Rated draw at 75 watts, and I believe that is accurate. When calibrated the panel is Bright! Great for normal viewing but eye-searing first thing in the morning. Side controls are too sensitive. I’ve bumped the power button too many times to count. Price, but you truly get what you pay for.

Overall Review: I’ve owned this for two years now and have been completely satisfied. This gets used between 4 and 14 hours a day, 7 days a week. I was worried since some IPS panels are poor choices for text, but the U2410 has always seemed sharp even on small text and I haven’t suffered any eyestrain. It is still about the best monitor for the $ today.

Pros: Very Good Quality Colors, according to the Calibration sheet that was included with the monitor, the Delta-E was below 4, and the sheet also said that that the average delta-E was <5.0 both for sRGB and Adobe RGB. It can be turned up to be VERY bright if you happen to desire that. I didn't really notice the Red/green tint thing even when I looked for it, though one time I though I might have seen it, but it was so mild I wasn't sure if it was just because I was trying to see it and it wasn't really there.

Cons: Anti-glare coating is very heavy as others have mentioned The screen seems to darken slightly when viewed at >45 degrees off center

Overall Review: Newegg may not have the best price for this particular monitor, so like most things it's good to look around for the best price that's from a reputable retailer/e-tailer.

Pros: Great for photo editing. Really makes lightroom alot more usable at the 24" size. Colors are accurate. Display is the same from any angle. The monitor is blindingly bright, actually had to turn ours down a bit. Would definitely buy another.

Cons: none

Pros: I went from a 19" viewsonic to this monitor, and I cant believe the difference. I use Absolutely stunning for a reason, because it is. I am blown away at the color detail and brightness. I have read so much about this monitor having a pinkish tint, but I cannot see it at all. There is a over abundance of video ports to the point I dont know what to do with them all. I literally can run all my devices (tv, monitor, or blue ray) and I would still have a video port or two unused. All I need now is the picture in picture to watch tv and play games at the same time!

Cons: The only thing I do not like is the amount of depth needed on a desk. I can push the back of the monitor to the edge of the desk, and it will still stick out 6-7".

Pros: Despite the reviews about brightness, perhaps I have spent to much time staring at multiple monitor displays at work because this thing is not too bright unless you intentionally crank it up. In fact it is gorgeous. It came with a color calibration sheet(saying the factory calibrated it and the levels used) for Adobe RGB and sRGB and from what I can tell so far the calibration is spot on perfect from the factory. Nice and sturdy base and the swivel/tilt/pan works beautifully.

Cons: None so far