Dell 27 inch Monitor FHD (1920 x 1080) 16:9 Ratio with Comfortview (TUV-Certified), 75Hz Refresh Rate, 16.7 Million Colors, Anti-Glare Screen with 3H Hardness, Black - SE2722HX

I have 2 of these monitors for my home office. I use them to extend the display from my tiny laptop to these very large dual 27” monitors. They can be very bright if you want, but I run at 50% brightness. I’m unsure why this monitor is only around $120 when most other monitors of this size are $150 - $200. I don’t know how they would work with gaming but for a work environment and for working large spreadsheets they are awesome!

Dell goes without saying. The name speaks for itself. But the cost was a super deal for this huge monitor! Happy about my purchase.

For the price this screen is decent. I use mine for video production and for my budged, i love it.

This was a replacement for a 12 year old monitor. I dont game, so I went with an average rating for that. Im good with the quality and brightness. I do have 2 minor gripes, however. First the power button is a tiny little nub on the bottom of the unit. You have to use your fingernail to activate it. Second, there was no instruction manual included. I needed to make a screen adjustment and had to go to another computer to download the manual. Even a quick start set of instructions would have helped.

I use this to connect to my work computer to give me a second screen. I like the size of this and it is a comfortable height.

Overall clarity and contrast are very good.

I think this model is what Im looking for in terms of size / quality / clarity. I usually have pretty good luck with Amazon Warehouse items, but the screen issues with this purchase were too much to bare. The was a ghosting around the border about an 1/8 to 1/4 of an inch and a 1x4 inch splotch of green stained pixels in dark or low contrast. It was listed as *like new* but I dont think it should even be listed as *acceptable* - if it were used for non-image work it may be okay for someone, but I would expect further issues based on the damage here... but i dont know for sure. Maybe theyre all like this? Ive ordered another listed as *acceptable*, so well see. The rating here is more for the quality of service than the product. Was not able to post without the rating. Not mad about it. -best

I prefer Dell equipment first, second, and last. This monitor is great - There is enough real estate that I was able to get rid of the two monitors I was using and replace them with this monitor. I have two concerns - one the power button on the button right is very small - I would hate to break or damage the switch and not being able to power the monitor on. Second, the monitor is very easy to move vertically. There have been times when I have bumped into the monitor when Ive been switching cables between computers and it moves vertically and I have to straighten it back so itll be horizontal - one word that comes to mind is flimsy. I can imagine me straighten it and it breaks off the stand completely. My previous Dell Monitor was much more sturdier (purchased used from the Dell Outlet years ago). Would I buy Dell again? Yes but not this particular model.

Works fine. Only reason it doesnt get a 5 star review is the inability to adjust the hight.

The instructions that come with it are on a piece of paper a little bigger than a postage stamp and they dont tell you anything you couldnt figure out on your own. HOWEVER, there are buttons underneath the monitor that are unmarked and undocumented. After returning a monitor and returning a computer and getting new ones, we accidentally pressed one of the buttons and it all started working. The Chinese slave laborers who built it did a nice job, but it would have been nice is someone had included some information.