Dell S2440L

usability, design

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

price, design, usability, size, reliability

93% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Dell’s “professional” S2440L is a decent bargain at an MSRP of $299, but we recommend trying to find it for less online. There’s something to be said for its appearance, but the S2440L seems to be slightly more form than function, which we always feel...

The Dell S2440L is constructed to a very high standard, the edge-to-edge glass adding a touch of class to its already very clean minimalist lines. The display itself is capable of impressive performance. It's not the cheapest 24inch display you'll...

Picture is good

Sound port stopped working after 4 months

great looking screen, worked perfectly out of the box. controls make it extremely easy to adjust the settings. base looks good too

1) it's like sitting in front of a 24" mirror. knew it was glossy when, but quite THIS glossy i would never have guessed. when you're looking at dark websites or programs, you basically stare at yourself. bit disappointed it's this glossy to be honest....

first and foremost, no flickering. Some European models are reported to have PWM, but it is apparent that none of the US models have any flicker of any sorts. The design is looking very slick, being that the glass is the same level as the bezel, so...

Although the colours are indeed vibrant, the black levels are not. There is no back light bleed, but the dark pixels dont get very dark, then again, I am spoiled by the super amoled screen on my galaxy! I love glossy monitors, but for some people, this...

Looks nice when not in use

This was purchased for an employee. It's one of the glossiest screens I've seen, and is effectively a mirror even when in use. The employee rejected the monitor after one day citing eye strain and headaches

Very high real contrast, due to A-MVA panel ; Better viewing angles than TN panels offer ; No fuzziness/noise/crystallization from a matte anti-glare treatment ; Very low input lag (5 ms) ; Outstanding pixel responsiveness, compared with older MVA...

Not capable of handling the Adobe RGB color space ; High glare glossy glass screen ; Only HDMI connection ; Backlight uses PWM ; More limited viewing angles than PLS, H-IPS, and S-IPS panels ; Very basic stand

NEAR IPS. It isn't true IPS, but the colors, contrast ratio and viewing angles are almost in comparison with IPS monitors, and this is a steal! The glass screen also doubles as semi-mirror when the screen is turned off, which I found to be fairly cool....

This unit is not wall mountable and provides some glare, but unlike what other state - it's tolerable. If anything, get an anti-glare sticker screen and slap it on. I mean, it's glass anyway, right? One other problem was lack of DVI input. Who uses VGA...

Good price, even better if you get it on sale ; Viewing angles are good ; I like the glass since many people use this monitor and collects fingerprint, it is easy to clean and the glass protect the panel ; I feel better on this display, the white and...

is not 27in ; You really have to control the light on the room to avoid terrible reflections that can really bother but if you are willing to do that it is very nice monitor over all