Customer Ratings & Reviews

It works with the App Presenter, but I had trouble with getting the Dell 25 gaming computer to function!

This monitor has to be one of the cleanest hand best looking ones I’ve ever tried

Very nice monitor. The graphics are awesome and the different picture modes a great.

Clear, sharp images. Works great on zoom meetings which is the main reason I bought it for.

One of the best budget monitors I've purchased as of late. Colors can be adjusted dont be discouraged, but it’s nice out the box.

Great monitor for the price. Very crisp action displayed.

It was a gift for my son and wasBetter than expected

very efficient for video games quite easy to assemble

Going to do a short review here. The monitor looks solid, with good brightness and is good for games due to the low response time, but it has an issue with the power connection where it constantly loses power with the slightest nudge. Adjust the monitor's position on the stand? No power. Bump your desk? No picture. Look at the monitor sideways? Dark screen. I suppose you could take the risk and glue the thing in place, but otherwise, get something else, because it isn't worth the hassle of losing the picture so easily all the time.

There is a lot to like about the new Dell G2524H Gaming Monitor. Overall, it’s a cost effective, 24.5” stylish anti-glare display, with up to a 280hz refresh rate at 1080p resolution (no HDR). The IPS LCD display is very good, especially for viewing on angles, where it maintains color integrity. And so far, all my games ran extremely smoothly. Assembly was simple and intuitive. And no tools require! The one-page quick guide may not be needed by most users, but it’s included for the rest of us who feel a need to follow instructions. Users will have to download the PDF manual for detailed features and functionality, but that’s pretty standard these days. Very well packaged for shipping too. Excellent adjustable viewing angles (rotate, tilt, up and down) in portrait and landscape use. Heavy duty compact weighted base, that can support the display, without fear of tipping over. You have the option of forgoing the supplied base and use with a 100x100mm VESA mount. Numerous inputs and outputs to satisfy most users. Plus, it comes with an array of cables for most any connectivity option. Not having embedded speakers keeps the price low, although a headphone output jack would have been a convenient bonus. The rear panel has a D-PAD for navigating the display’s menus and numerous options and user adjustable settings. There are also 4 other “shortcut” buttons that could be helpful for some, but not really needed. The main power button is somewhat hidden on lower right-hand bottom bezel. BOTTOM LINE: The Dell G2524H is an economy gaming monitor, lacking a few minor features/options, that should satisfy a lot of users on limited budgets and others that are a tad frugal with their funding. Overall, a solid 4-Star Rating for what it is. And I would recommend to other after they read Dell’s website complete specs, along with a few other user reviews.

1080p 240hz (280hz OC) IPS panel with <1ms on a budget. Colors needed tweaking but happy with it for fast paced games.

I did not plan on buying a gaming monitor; it keeps blacking out on me while it is searching for something, probably some type of gaming device, which of course, as a 75 year old woman, I do not have or want. I only stated that I wanted the cheapest monitor for my Surface Pro (which was the oldest one they had access to last summer, as I didn't need anything fancy).

Bought this monitor brand new and within 2 hours it started having black lines throughout the screen. Thought it was my PC but unplugged and plugged into my other monitor and there was no problem. Even did clean install of all drivers. Ended up returning it next day.

I found it to be an overall average experience especially with the price.

The screen was really dark. Couldn’t see anything.

On the whole, this is a great monitor with strong performance / value overall - but it's not perfect for all use cases. Is it right for you? Read on to find out! At first glance, this monitor seems like a worthy competitor in the "25" 1080P gaming screeen" market - where it squarely looks to target the likes of the Samsung Odyssey G4 which has similar specs but a much higher price. The Dell packs a gorgeous 25" Fast IPS panel (up to 280Hz, though in practice most devices might only see up to 240Hz depending on your connectors/cables) into a slim chassis with great viewing angles, solid brightness, good out of the box color, VESA mounting and a sturdy stand that allows for lots of adjustment (including movement to portrait mode). These are all specs roughly shared with the Samsung G4. Connectivity is good with HDMI and 2 DisplayPort connectors, plus the ability to serve as a USB hub (USB-A only, and this option doesn't transfer video). You get serviceable cables out of the box - USB-B to USB-A for the hub, DisplayPort and USB-C to DisplayPort) - though I'd have liked to see an HDMI cable as well. Setting up the screen is easy / quick and doesn't require any tools. Adjustment is also easy and tool free and the buttons/OSD are easy to use and have a lot of options. Windows immediately recognized the screen and let me crank it up to 240Hz and enable G-Sync in my nvidia options. All of it worked flawlessly and the picture is great without any adjustments at all (though you may tweak to your heart's content of course). So all good right? Well, mostly. The lack of an HDMI cable is a hint at what this monitor is REALLY aimed at - that being the laptop / desktop crowd, NOT the console / "use a monitor as a TV" crowd. HDR is NOT supported - which is ok for me as I actually prefer to not use it anyhow - but the real gap here (IMPORTANT) is that there are no speakers and no audio output of any kind. while this isn't a problem for the for laptops that have their own speakers or desktops that have their own audio outs, it means if you attempt to hook up a console to it, you won't get sound (unless your console supports bluetooth and you get sound that way or you use another solution like an audio extractor/optical audio, if supported). The competing Samsung G4 DOES support HDR10 and, while it has no speakers, has an audio output jack allowing for external speakers. This is a significant omission on Dell's part and something I'd like to see changed in the next version. That said, I do actually prefer this Dell monitor to the competition. Outside of some "ventilation" looking texture on the back, there's no gamer asthetic and this monitor is much slimmer without all the unneeded plastic that the competition has. It saves a LOT on the price (MSRP to MSRP) by removing extra features you (mostly - audio jack aside) won't need and packing in a great panel which is what matters and a solid stand. It's well-built and should last through many gaming sessions. Provided you have another way to get audio out of your source device, this is a great monitor and I can highly recommend it!

Dell monitors have always generally been among the top and this monitor is certainly no exception. It's responsive and even though it's a gaming monitor the colors and brightness are perfect for everyday use and gaming. You can of course tune the picture to your taste but I found that it's ready out of the box and seems Dell sets them up as part of testing to make sure they offer a great picture without any tweaking. For connectivity, you get an HDMI port, two Display Ports and a USB port (that enables connection to the ports on the bottom of the display which also have charging capability). I really like that this monitor has charging for USB as I can charge my mouse or headset and no longer have to hunt down a charging capable port on my PC. In addition, Dell included a USB-C to DP cable, which is awesome, so now not only is it connected to my desktop but I can also connect my laptop or tablet with ease for a larger display. I do wish it had USB-C connectivity so that it could take advantage of USB connectivity for a Keyboard/mouse but that's easily solved with a cheap USB C docking hub. As for gaming, this display is very responsive with no tearing and no noticeable lag on my gaming setup. The picture is great, with blacks being black and colors good but not overly saturated or exaggerated as some gaming monitors tend to be. The motion on a connected Nvidia card at the 240hz refresh rate makes for a buttery smooth picture and I can say if you have yet to take the leap to try a high refresh rate monitor even in just windows not gaming, you'll be shocked at what a difference it really makes. Overall, I'm impressed with this display and the features Dell included. I'd recommend this one for sure!

We have one of these monitors already but I got another one for my daughter to have dual screens. Currently she has another company’s screen, which is comparable in specs and price, but that’s all it is comparable to. The Dell G2524H blows it out of the water! Having a side-by-side comparison made it easy to choose the Dell. Although she rarely uses the monitors to their full capability, my daughter says that the crispness of the display reduces eye strain and fatigue when working on projects for long periods of time. The true colors that are displayed make them conducive to her graphic art designs. And while she does not max out these screens with what she does on them, they provide a lot of power, inputs and outputs that will make these monitors future-proof for some time to come. Having multiple inputs with HDMI and Display Ports, allows the user to have two different setups for two completely different devices. And, if you are into gaming, the 240Hz refresh rate is awesome! AND you can overclock to 280 to squeeze a little more out of this display! If desk space is at a premium, fear not! The foot for the monitor stand is quite small without compromising stability. The monitor also has a 100x100mm VESA mount if you want to mount in on monitor arms. All in all this monitor is a user friendly, easy to setup and use, rockstar! And at this price point, why not buy two…. Or three… or… well you get the point. Highly recommended.

This monitor has a lot of things going for it, including: -Exceptionally small bezel except for the bottom where the Dell logo sits -Some nice gaming specific functionality, like tracking Frames Per Second (FPS) -All the cables you could possibly need -USB ports for your peripherals -Adjust height and tilt for more than most monitors I've come across -Nvidia software picked it up without an issue, taking full advantage of G-Sync -I couldn't find a game that caused any issues on this monitor (Baldurs Gate 3, 20 Minutes Til Dawn, 7 Days to Die, Steamworld Build) But there are downsides: -As a secondary monitor, or if you're limited on space, I think you'd be OK with the 25" size, but most gamers nowadays are probably going to want a larger monitor -Gaming specific functionality is nice, but there's easier ways to check your FPS if you are running any game via Steam (for example) -And I'm not sure why but the picture in general just looks hazy to me, especially when compared to my HP Omen. I haven't touched any of the out of the box settings on the Omen, but I've had to fiddle with brightness, etc to do my best to eliminate that haze. It mostly looks fine now that I've done some tweaking, but I'm not sure why I had to (never have before). In case anyone needs to know - this is via DisplayPort.

I ordered to replace an older unit that I’ve had for a while that wasn’t really ideal for gaming. The color on this is miles apart from my existing unit. You can fully customize the display with several presets already loaded. I like the option with the more bluish screen because it doesnt hurt your eyes as much with extended game play. There are multiple connections including HDMI and DVI for inputs. I like that the height is very adjustable to fit your setup. I have my monitors sitting on a raised platform on my desktop and it was easy to match the height of my other monitor. There are also USB inputs under the left side of the monitor that can be used for charging other devices and I think as a USB hub. The monitor is very lightweight and easy to setup. Setup is not unlike other monitors on the market, so it shouldn’t be difficult at all. I’ve played several high res PC games on it and the refresh rate makes game play so much better. That should not be an underrated feature of this monitor. So far I am extremely happy with this monitor and would highly recommend it.