Dell S2421HS 24 Inch Full HD 1080p, IPS Ultra-Thin Bezel Monitor, Silver, Black

Excellent picture quality! Very satisfied. Using as a third monitor in my basement office. VESA mounted with the VIVO desk mount. Note that there are two variations of this monitor. I purchased the S2421HS model, which does not include speakers, but does include a display port as well as a HDMI port, plus adjustable stand. The other version of the monitor, the S2421H model, features speakers, but no display port, two HDMI ports, and fixed stand.

I got this monitor because I have a 25 monitor that already has thin bezel and wanted a 2nd one so I can use dual screen now that Im working from home. And frankly I saw one review that said that this monitor isnt good for business use, if anything, I would say this would be a good monitor for business use actually. Its IPS so if you move around, the colors wont fade or darken unlike VA/TN screens. Its VESA mount compatible so that means you can also use your existing arm mounts if you have any. But more importantly, it for some reason has FreeSync but only up to 75Hz so it wont be great for competitive gaming but this is still very useful in other features like mouse movements and overall smoothness of high refresh rates (possibly good for some folks eyes). Summary: I would recommend this to anyone that seeks to use this for home working. Its easy to hook up and the UI for calibrating colors isnt that bad compared to other manufacturers. Its very consumer friendly is what Id like to say and compared to what I paid a year ago for a more expensive monitor but less features, Id say this is a decent buy if you can get it sub $130-140. Please note that Im reviewing the S2421H(S) so this one doesnt have speakers. The S2421H does have speakers but this one doesnt have VESA mounting. Pros: + 75Hz/ FreeSync (for those with amd graphics crads) + VESA mounting (allows you to use other stands and articulating arms) but the adjustable stand is already sweet in case you didnt want to drop anymore money on a separate stand + IPS (gives me less headaches than TN/VA, viewing angles are great and this one didnt have significant light bleeding too but Ill also add this as a con since thats inherent in all IPS screens unfortunately) + Has DP 1.2 (this is what you need to use in order to get 75Hz though, you wont get this on your HDMI ports) + Audio line out port (so in lieu of speakers, this monitor gives you this instead if you wanted to connect your headphones to this but in this day and age, I dont think most people will use this port) Cons: - IPS panels will bleed light in some capacity and it sucks but Dell has a better panel lottery than other manufactures in my opinion - only HDMI cable included, no DP cable - out of the box, the monitor will need to be calibrated, it was a bit too yellow/orange for my taste so youll need to work on the color science a bit

I got this monitor because I have a 25 monitor that already has thin bezel and wanted a 2nd one so I can use dual screen now that Im working from home. And frankly I saw one review that said that this monitor isnt good for business use, if anything, I would say this would be a good monitor for business use actually. Its IPS so if you move around, the colors wont fade or darken unlike VA/TN screens. Its VESA mount compatible so that means you can also use your existing arm mounts if you have any. But more importantly, it for some reason has FreeSync but only up to 75Hz so it wont be great for competitive gaming but this is still very useful in other features like mouse movements and overall smoothness of high refresh rates (possibly good for some folks eyes). Summary: I would recommend this to anyone that seeks to use this for home working. Its easy to hook up and the UI for calibrating colors isnt that bad compared to other manufacturers. Its very consumer friendly is what Id like to say and compared to what I paid a year ago for a more expensive monitor but less features, Id say this is a decent buy if you can get it sub $130-140. Please note that Im reviewing the S2421H(S) so this one doesnt have speakers. The S2421H does have speakers but this one doesnt have VESA mounting. Pros: + 75Hz/ FreeSync (for those with amd graphics crads) + VESA mounting (allows you to use other stands and articulating arms) but the adjustable stand is already sweet in case you didnt want to drop anymore money on a separate stand + IPS (gives me less headaches than TN/VA, viewing angles are great and this one didnt have significant light bleeding too but Ill also add this as a con since thats inherent in all IPS screens unfortunately) + Has DP 1.2 (this is what you need to use in order to get 75Hz though, you wont get this on your HDMI ports) + Audio line out port (so in lieu of speakers, this monitor gives you this instead if you wanted to connect your headphones to this but in this day and age, I dont think most people will use this port) Cons: - IPS panels will bleed light in some capacity and it sucks but Dell has a better panel lottery than other manufactures in my opinion - only HDMI cable included, no DP cable - out of the box, the monitor will need to be calibrated, it was a bit too yellow/orange for my taste so youll need to work on the color science a bit

I am an application developer (programmer) during the day and a hobbyist photographer with dreams of making it big someday in the photography industry. This monitor is amazing for both. This monitor is both a horizontal and vertical monitor. It works in both orientations and is simple to rotate. I set this up next to my normal (horizontal) monitor in the vertical orientation. It is awesome for web browsing, Microsoft Outlook (or similar email program), Twitter, and portrait photos. Generally, anything where you have long-form scrolling, this works great. I originally thought the bottom bezel with the Dell log was going to bother me when I put it in the vertical position, but it hasnt at all, and I dont even see it anymore. This is a great monitor for vertical tasks and makes a nice wide monitor for horizontal tasks. Overall, I am very pleased with it and recommend it.

Purchased this to combine with my computer monitor for 2 screens. Works great!

If this has built in speakers, I couldnt connect them, but the picture is very good.

Upgraded my home office and got two of these Dell monitors along with a Dell D3100 unit which connects to my laptop via USB 3.x and allows me to connect three additional monitors. My old Inspiron 5559 works just great with all three items. Monitor pictures are sharp and crisp. The height adjustment along with the tilt is extremely nice to get just the right view. Thin bezel is excellent. No regrets.

This is a solid monitor for a work/school set up. I dont game on it other than to plug my switch so my needs for fast refresh rates are minimal. The picture quality is pretty sharp. My only issue with it is the lack of HDMI spots - theres only one.

I dont use this for gaming, only for everyday tasks, internet, etc. I like how you can look at the screen even from the side and it doesnt look dark, you dont have to be looking straight on at it all the time so I can actually scoot my chair around while looking at it. Nice and thin. The height and tilt adjustments are awesome because it works for multiple users. You can even turn the screen vertically but remember to tilt it back first before spinning it around. Ive never had a reason to use a screen that way but for those who do its a plus. Like many reviews state, this adjustable screen doesnt have a speaker but it does have an AUX outlet for it as well as hdmi connections in the back. Overall, good screen.

I needed to setup my home office with two monitors. One of them arrived with a shattered screen. The box was perfect so no idea when it wouldve been manhandled. Bottom line is they are honoring the return of 1 monitor and cant sell me a second one! So I will be stuck with mismatched monitors! Why cant new things just arrive the way you ordered them. I would expect this from little mom and pop sellers but I had higher expectations from Dell. I spent my money on 2 identical monitors Im now stuck with this one and I dont think its fair.