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

Just what I was looking for! Hooked up to my laptop via HDMI cable and works as expected. Only thing I wish it could do is adjust the stand higher but could get a shelf to put it on.

Very good monitor, at a very low price

For about $110 (?) this is a good deal. I use it for work (spreadsheets). It does the job.

Monitor is not very sharp even after adjusting the sharpness setting. When night light mode is sent in WindowsOS, one section of the screen has a different color than the other. While this is not horrible, it is noticeable on a white screen.

A+ seller, as described, quickly shipped

I love the size of the monitor and the clarity and color of screen. I use it mainly for on line research, emails, You tube and personal items. Do not use it for gaming. Was disappointed it did not come with a built in speaker (I assumed it did), so had to purchase stand alone after the fact.

Great monitor. Very large. Easy to set up. Perfect for anyone who uses computers!

Keep your expectations tempered and realize that this is NOT a gaming monitor, but its great for most other work. The primary difference between this monitor and a similar, $600 Dell I use at work is that blacks are NOT black here; theyre dark gray. I havent had any issues even with some pretty advanced photo editing, but this is NOT a monitor for graphic professionals. If your work requires perfectly accurate colors for photo or video editing, buy something else (that costs at least twice as much). But for normal, non-graphic-professional uses -- including photo editing and light gaming -- this is a great buy for the price ($299 is what I paid). Text is extremely clear, videos look great, and I had no issues on set-up; everything was plug-and-play out of the box. I DO wish it had a real users manual. Instead, the manual supplied (and linked from the Amazon page) is just a useless how to hook it up set of images that most vendors would be embarassed to include. I want to expect more from Dell, particularly considering the poorly constructed menus they include on all their monitors, including the expensive ones. One note: Despite it expressly not being a gaming monitor, its fine for non-AAA games. If (like me) you just play older games and dont need a ridiculous refresh rate or perfect blacks, its fine.

picture quality is great

I like the overall display for gaming however, I didnt like it for projecting a computer as words were a bit disfigured.