Dell UltraSharp 08WFP Series (1908WFP, 2208WFP, 2408WFP, 3008WFP) Expert Reviews

The Dell UltraSharp 2408WFP delivers rich colors and a slew of entertainment connections.

Excellent color and text quality. Tons of A/V ports. Highly adjustable.

Has trouble displaying the very darkest shades of gray. No auto pivot. You pay a premium price for this premium monitor.

Dell assembles a winning combination of good performance and great specifications including a memory card reader and display port connection.

Display Port input, Memory card reader

No built-in speakers, Expensive

Regrettably (but understandably) this monitor's high-end performance, myriad features, and input selection come at high price. At about $700, it's one of the most expensive 24-inch displays we've seen

While most early adopters and Gen Y-ers are used to the idea of watching TV on their PC using services like Bebo, Hulu, Joost or a million alternatives, now the rest of the world is...

Excellent picture quality; great for gaming; plenty of input options

Needs color adjustment out of the box; stand tends to wiggle

Dell's 3008WFP is the first monitor with DisplayPort, but other 30-inch LCDs offer better performance and value.

DisplayPort enabled, Very good text performance

($1179), offer better performance and value

This 30-inch display falls a bit short of its target, unless a splotchy-backlit display is exactly what you're aiming for.

Crystal-clear white; acceptable overall picture quality.

Compressed grayscale; presets lead to color oversaturation.

The Gateway FHD2400 may be cheaper, but the Dell UltraSharp 2408WPF display is the better value of the two 24-inch LCD monitors. It performed outstandingly in our labs-based DisplayMate tests, delivering quite possibly the best image we've seen for DVD pl...

Strong overall performance; its tried-and-true design is both aesthetically pleasing and practical; video connections galore.

Cool preset mode is too blue; no digital audio connection.

The 24-inch Dell UltraSharp 2408WFP display delivers across the board in performance, design, and features. It excelled with movies and games, making it not only an excellent choice as an entertainment display, but also great for everyday Windows tasks.

The 3008WFP-HC is a great and very practical screen but don't expect high performances. It has poor factory presettings, is subject to latency, input lag, shimmering in movies and it consumes too much energy. If only the inside had gotten as much attentio...

Loads of connections, including two DVI, HDMI, and upcoming DisplayPort; beautiful styling; flexible stand; generally good performance; three-year warranty

Some minor weaknesses with color and gray scale; very expensive

Dell's new 30-inch LCD monitor offers advanced connectivity and solid performance in a stylish package, but the price is high.