Dell - SE2719HR 27" IPS LED FHD FreeSync Monitor (HDMI, VGA) - Piano Black

I have two of these monitors. The first one I bought in Oct 2020 (mfg date of Aug 2020) for $179 and it is great, haven't had a single issue. The second one I bought in Jan 2021 (mfg date of Nov 2020) for $129 and it has weird striping issues with the blue and orange colors. You can kind of see it in the picture I took (the left one is the 2nd, newer monitor) though it's hard to compare two monitors using phone camera. It's much easier to see by eye though. I have an AMD Rx 580 GPU that I bought a year ago and have tried everything in my power to fix the striping issue to no success. Swapped HDMI cables, did a factory reset, made sure my Radeon software is up to date, fiddled with the software settings, tried color calibration, tried "conditioning" the LCD screen, turned the refresh rate down to 60hz, connected it to a different computer -- no change. Thankfully this monitor is my 2nd and not my main gaming monitor otherwise I would be more upset. It works fine, other than the weird color issue. Still, it's very annoying and from what I've read online, Dell doesn't offer tech support for it. Also, the 2nd monitor is like 1/4th of an inch lower than the 1st, which is weird.

Awesome wide-screen monitor for my Dell XPS machine. So light-weight compared with older models and much better on the eyes. Only HDMI or DisplayPort inputs but that's fine for my purposes. It now is my first display and my older Dell monitor is my second. Happy as heck.

I bought 2 of these and they work great. One weird thing is when I set them up side by side with the mount that came with them, they were about a 1/4" difference in height.

When I am working with my excel files, I can see a lot more of the columns. It was a great buy during Black Friday.

This is definitely not a top tier monitor, but it serves my purposes. I bought two of them for a dual-monitor, work-from-home setup. I bought them on sale and got a great deal. For internet use, word processing, and PowerPoint, it's perfect. But artists and gamers should get something better.

I bought one of these on Black Friday for $120 and really liked it. They went on sale so I bought a second one for dual display awesomeness. Best monitor I have ever bought and I have a bunch at home.

Getting this while at a discount makes this product really worth-while. With the IPS panel, the colors are pretty good and the viewing angles are more than sufficient for a desktop monitor. This Monitor performs up to spec, truly being capable of 75fps as advertised. To truly take advantage of this, I had to make sure Windows outputs at 75fps which you can set under advanced display settings. That was my issue, as it was recognizing 60fps for the first few days I was using this monitor and was wondering why it was not at 75Hz. 75Hz is provides a little more smoothness compared to just 60 which is a nice to have. The color quality is an upgrade from a TN panel I previously had, and the difference in color quality is as expected, but to also be able to game on this with my PS4 with the great colors is very nice. Speaking of gaming the screen response time is not set to the fastest out of the box. This has to be set in the settings of the screen. The fastest response time setting is named "extreme" response time in the settings, and I find it appropriately fast. I also find it weird this setting isn't tied with the response time setting, which I have to set separately from the presets. The previous monitor I had was a 1ms response, but I can't tell the difference. I also find that the standard display settings being the best, with nice colors and nice sharpness. Build quality is as expected for a Dell. I don't need the vesa mount, which this does not have, but the included stand is very easy to set up, and it is nice that this product includes a good quality HDMI. The stand also has a cable organization hold, which is that hold in it, as pictured which is nice to have. On the monitor riser and desk I have this on, monitor on the included stand does wobble under certain shaking, but it does not bother me, although I know it could be better as my previous monitor did not have this problem. Overall, going from a 24" TN panel monitor to a 27" IPS is very nice and for the price I got it at while discounted was very much worth it for the screen estate. TLDR: Upgraded from 24" TN panel monitor, good color, can achieve advertised 75fps (must be achieved through windows setting), good build, fast enough response time for me, experienced some wobbling (could be due to many factors on my desk), Overall very satisfied.

Just the right size monitor I was looking for. I'm using it for my internet radio station.