Dell - 24" LED QHD G-SYNC Monitor

Clean look. I love the passage underneath monitor to keep your wires bundled together. It goes up, down, rotates to portrait, tilts, and turns, lol. I did need to adjust some settings, turning on the 165hz, a few colors, and response time. I found a great video on YouTube. After that, completely satisfied. I paired it with a CybertronPC - CLX SET Desktop - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 3TB Hard Drive + 480GB Solid State Drive - Black/RGB.

Just to clarify, this product does what it claims to do. 1400p at 144Hz with G-sync, everything works pretty well. Color accuracy isn’t the best but with adjustments, it can get decent. This is one of few times that I want to write a review. This monitor broke after 3 months with very light use. Part of display went bad and needed to be replaced. Dell replaced it with refurbished one since 30 days have passed from original purchase. I felt like buying a refurbished monitor in the end. My previous HP monitor lasted for 2 years with no issues at all. Dell products are known for poor quality control and now I paid $300 to actually learn it. As the title says, avoid it at all cost!

I get home to plug in my new monitor and its full of dead pixels.

Pros: - Affordable 144Hz G-SYNC monitor - Overclocks to 165Hz - 1440p (QHD) @ 24" --- most monitors are 1080p @ 24" or 1440p @ 27". - Fast TN panel - Supports DisplayPort for high-res, high-framerate connections. Cons: - Terrible color reproduction compared to a decent IPS panel. Colors are either "too hot" or washed out. - When calibrated for the best color, it is not a good monitor for video. Lots of pixelation and artifacts are visible with the required brightness and contrast, where they would not be visible on another monitor with decent color reproduction. - Sometimes it exhibits a weird bug where a vertical strip of ~10 pixels is removed from the center of the screen and displayed on the right edge. Power cycling the monitor resolves the issue. I may exchange for this problem. I got this as a gaming monitor because I realized my RTX 2070 just wasn't going to cut it driving a 4K monitor at the framerates I wanted. The IPS panel in my 27" Monoprice 4K monitor looked gorgeous, and for anything but games, this 24" Dell looks pretty bad in comparison. I also wanted a 24" monitor for gaming. I believe 27" is too big for gaming and doesn't allow you to keep everything within your field of view. In going with 24", though, I didn't want to step down from 4K to 1080p. I wanted to maintain as similar pixel density as possible, so I specifically wanted a 24" monitor at 1440p. This monitor does not disappoint in its sharp resolution and refresh rate, and I'm able to get 90-144fps in Battlefield V, CoD Black Ops 4, and Apex. Well above the max effective 60fps I was getting with my 4K 60Hz monitor. Go to Rtings.com to download and install the calibrated color profile and follow their settings for the best results.

After going briefly with an Asus -- and returning it because of its PWM backlighting (and other issues), I ended up with this Dell and never looked back. This one really checked all my boxes: ** Ultra-high refresh rate? Check. ** GSync? Check. ** Super sharp text? Check. ** Non-PWM (no flicker) backlighting? Check. After comparing dozens of brands and models, this one had the absolutely best value for the dollar. In fact, it easily beat competing monitors costing considerably more. Like most monitors, you'll want to fine-tune the color, contrast, and brightness a bit. You won't have any trouble finding optimal setting recommendations online, though. Tweaking is easy and only took me five minutes. Highest recommendation!

My favorite monitor. It goes on sale fairly often. Great specs 1ms gtg response time (Grey to Grey) 165htz at 2k graphics for high level gaming this is very important. The 2k graphics insures you see everything crystal clear and the 165htz refresh rate means you get no frame skips assuming your graphics card can handle it. This is incredibly important for shooting games and makes it easier to land your shots. Probably the single best upgrade a gamer can get in my opinion is a high refresh rate monitor. Also has one of the lowest input lag times in a monitor at about 11ms I believe (9ms is i believe the lowest imput lag a monitor has right now) which is really important for fighting games which require precision and timing in your imputs. All around incredible monitor for the price I currently own 3 and have plans to buy a 4th all for my gaming pc. To calibrate for best color simply apply the following: Nvidia Control Panel>Adjust desktop color settings: Brightness-50% Contrast-50% Gamma-0.60% Digital vibrance-70% Hue-0 CLICK APPLY DELL Monitor settings: Brightness-26% Contrast-75% Color>Custom Color: R-97% G-99% B-96% Make sure to download the latest driver for this monitor on Dell's website. And to everyone who this helps you're welcome Also thanks to KM for the calibration info.

Beautiful monitor. I went from a 1080p ultra wide to this one and I love it. The 144hz and gsync is amazing. I was on the fence about investing in gsync and now I could never go back. Paired with a 1080 ti games are smooth as butter and the high frame rates are wonderful. Switching from an IPS display I’ve noticed the colors are quite as vibrant but after some calibration they are almost on par. Viewing angles deteriorate when off set but who doesn’t sit center to their monitor. Overall I am very pleased.

Purchased on sale, great features for the price. Colors are better than expected for a TN panel. Gamma was set too high out of the box, which was an easy fix. No complaints. Of course, viewing angles aren't great but who is looking at a 24" gaming monitor from the side? Stand looks nice and normal, not all gamer-y with ugly logos everywhere. Big selling point for me. 1440p is great. Windows scaling sucks, but I found that text isn't too small leaving everything at 100%. G-Sync is fantastic as well. The best feature is the high refresh rate -- 165hz is so buttery smooth, but requires a strong GPU to get the full experience of this monitor.