Dell P2423D Monitor - 23.80-inches QHD (2560 x 1440) 60Hz Display, sRGB 99%, 5ms Response Time, HDMI/DP/USB 3.2 Gen 1 Connectivity, Height/Tilt/Swivel/Pivot Adjustability, 16.7 Million Colors - Black

Just set it up last night, fooled around with settings to try and match my 2k TN panel monitor, eventually got there. Sleek and gets the job done. No complaints for the price point. Not sure if my eyes arent used to IPS but if I sit back far enough my eyes start to water while Im reading on the screen. Overall, good monitor for the price.

Its a great price point for a 2k monitor at this size. Big enough to compare 2-3 documents and text is crystal clear/sharp.

I was excited with this this monitor but after open the package, well, is damaged, totally useless.

Me encantó el monitor, muy buena calidad de imagen lo único es que no logro hacer que funcionen las bocinas cuando lo logre le pondré 5 estrellas

Excelente calidad de imagen, buen diseño, si estás buscando cambiar tu monitor viejo o pasas mucho tiempo en la compu y con el home office quieres dejar el monitor de tu laptop y usar uno que sea más cómodo, canse menos la vista, etc...esta es una gran opción.

4K does seem to make a big difference even at 24”. The adjustable stand is very useful and practical. Does not come with HDMI cable. Vertical rotation seems a bit stiff. So far really enjoying my purchase.

I love it and the 360 rotation!!

4k on 24 is too small resolution and HD is too large

I feel like at this size, a 2K monitor is the best you can get for the money. Ive always preferred Dell monitors--the color/contrast/viewing angles seem to be better than many others. That is the case here. However, using this with the new MacBook M1 processor, the only way you will get clear 2K and billions of colors is by connecting it to a Thunderbolt dock, which is connected to the monitor via DisplayPort, and then scaling it down to 2048X1152. Using a USB-C dock will result in a less-clear display, and only millions of colors. Either way, however, you do not get the clear, Retina-like HiDPI like you would get from an Intel-based MacBook. Hopefully either Apple or DisplayLink can fix this in the near future. For Windows/Intel laptops, you get the full 2K in all its brilliance, and the experience is very satisfying (tried it on my work laptop).

My background; Landscape Architecture Monitor use; Photoshop Rendering and 3D Modeling (Lumion, Sketchup, Etc.) I recently built a PC to keep at home for work and play. I was hesitant to buy an expensive monitor (2k quality or greater, IPS panel, high color accuracy) because I wasnt sure if it would be a noticeable difference at 23. I am glad I bought this monitor anyway! It was a breeze to hook up, took maybe 5 minutes to set up. The minute I turned on my PC with the new monitor I could see the higher-quality resolution this monitor had compared to my work computer monitor (HP 27er). If youre in the market for a new computer monitor and have the money, buy this the monitor!