I have been using Dell U2414H for 5 years now i got Lot of Horizontal lines don't know what the reason, I wish to buy new monitor and i choose Dell U2415 and would you recommend this monitor for Photo Editing Works? U2414H was great for my work.
With 24 inch monitor, either 1080p or 1200p are great. 1440p would be great for watching movies or doing video works but the readability is so bad. You really want to go with 27 inch monitor for 1440p.
My trusty u2412m is finally starting to have serious afterimage on the right side so I've been considering getting another one or the u2415. I noticed in this video that when you have the dual monitor setup, the one on the left changed screens 1 frame faster than the 2415. Is that because of your setup or does the 2415 introduce an additional 1ms lag time? I'm very curious because my 2412's lag is very minimal and not noticable in games and I'd hope the 2415 would be the same or better as far as response/lag time is concerned.
The frame delay is not a side effect of the monitor, but rather the minimal delay from when the slideshow got started. Because of the different resolution of each screen, mirroring on the two monitors with uniformity was not possible so the screens had to by driven independently. I'm still very satisfied with my U2415 and use it daily without any issues this far.
@@sweiverreviews I was resistant for as long as possible, but my U2412 started to make clicking noises when I turned it on recently so I finally bought a u2415. The color temperature out of the box was very different from what I was used to with the u2412 and in pure black there's giant awful light bleed blobs on the top and bottom of the screen, but once any type of greyscale hits the monitor it goes away. I'm also able to use a max refresh rate of 66hz with 0 frame drops which is better than the 62hz I managed with my u2412. Besides the really bad black uniformity the monitor is sharper and the colors seem more accurate. If the black uniformity was better I'd say this would have been a perfect monitor.
I use it at my workplace daily for many years now. I love it. Sometimes I use two vertical terminals or a Thunderbird and a Firefox like at 7:03. I set the Firefox zoom to 90% as a typical homepage just a little bit wider than half of 1920. I use CLion (with dark theme) on fullscreen. Watching videos is also a treat. I don't use the pivot function.
I use it for coding regularly, set vertically, it does the job perfectly. Both in an IDE (PyCharm), split terminal for console access and some coding via VIM... can't complain, love it for that purpose.
Hi, I really like your review. Thank you! Could you please tell me the appropriate menu settings for this monitor? I have it working with a Macbook pro 15 inch 2019 and the colors are so much saturated. I can't find a desaturation button. Any suggestions?
Great review! On your extended usage by now. I wanted to know how much of an issue of missing 1:1 pixel mapping feature? How it treats the most of the 16:9 content. Any major challenges?
The 2412m is older, different built quality, and has a bit outdated IO ports. If none of this bothers you, then then screen quality will be very comparable and you should go for the cheaper screen, but if you prefer a better aesthetic (border-less design) and updated IO ports, then go with the 2415. At the end of the day, either one will deliver good image quality as both are nearly identical in this respect (there are some minor differences but little practical difference imo)
SweiverReviews, Thanks for the valuable feedback. I just received my u2412m and have it paired next to an old hp e241i. These screens have almost identical picture quality. I use them for coding and I’m not sure if there are better screens in this price range. I believe the 2415 is flicker free so that may be another reason to get the newer model.
I did not quite understand. At a resolution of 1200p the text will look better, smoother? Compared to 1080p? I can not decide what to choose DELL U2419H or U2415. I need a monitor for working with TEXT. WEB programming. Please help me. I can not compare them, at the same time :(
At resolution 1920x1200 (vs 1920x1080) it will give you a bit more screen space, while text/image quality will remain the same. In other words, pixel density remains the same but aspect ratio (screen shape) changes. The text pixelation stands out at close distance, but really only when comparing it to a higher resolution screen. Overall, I found the screen quality to be acceptable, and with very good color. Although for strictly text applications it's better to go with a higher resolution for improved smoothing, at this price point there isn't a screen as good considering all its features. Despite my critique regarding text sharpness, I use it in its horizontal position for coding/programming (white text on black background) and I'm quite happy with it. Last note, if you're looking for a text/web programming screen, the 16:10 aspect ratio is definitely a must.
If you're concerned with response time, consider a TN screen instead of IPS, especially one that runs faster than 60 hz. Although I feel it does not really show as much lag, a core FPS gamer will certainly notice a difference.
Hello, I have the chance to buy this one 5 years old and would like to use it for browsing and using as a second display and for after effects timeline and panels. So do you think it's alright this panel?
Hi:) I was wondering if it is legitimate to buy this 5 year old model in 2020. Will it last less years? Is there anything that is not compatible? Thanks!
Quite acceptable, perceivably, considering it's a well adopted IPS panel, and the price range, can't go wrong. Of course there are better panels for a good color coverage, but they're significantly more expansive.
hey man i am having the u2419h and when i watch a video i get some image stutter (lines) across the display when an object is moving fast. Do u know what this might be?
Actually I'd recommend this monitor (U2515 or U2414H), both have good color coverage and good color calibration out-of-the-box. Considering it's an IPS screen this means good viewing angles, which reduces color shift. Another thing worthy of mention is that if you do a lot of black-and-white photography then it might be a hit-n-miss with the backlight bleed... it's not too bad on 24" IPS panels, but usually much better on smaller sizes. For color photography this is less of an issue.
If you're looking for something a bit better, check out the Dell U2517 (see link amzn.to/2TXNrWQ), you'll get a better grayscale performance in the same form factor for about the same price.
SweiverReviews thank you so much for getting back to me! What are your thoughts on 4K if I was able to spend a bit more money? Such as the dell p2415q or dell u2718q. I also looked at the Benq gw2765ht and a few LGs but now I’m just getting more and more confused as to which one to go for. I do love black and white photography!
DUDE this is a damn well-made video!!!! WELLDONE!!!
couldn't agree more... no BS just up to the point.... like he said WELL DONE!!!!!!
Super helpful video. Thanks for taking the time to show details!
Programmees give the best reviews😉
This is a great monitor.
I’m thinking of purchasing this monitor for Lightroom. I like that it has 99% sRGB coverage.
You'll be happy with this pick (in this price range).
Definitely. My dell laptop only does 68% sRGB so this will be a great external monitor for editing with the same laptop.
Great review! Just got mine today, will see how it performs, programming wise :)
anything to tell us
LSD... psilocybin..., LCD u mean? ;) great rewiew and video editing...
Great review. Thanks.
I have been using Dell U2414H for 5 years now i got Lot of Horizontal lines don't know what the reason, I wish to buy new monitor and i choose Dell U2415 and would you recommend this monitor for Photo Editing Works? U2414H was great for my work.
With 24 inch monitor, either 1080p or 1200p are great. 1440p would be great for watching movies or doing video works but the readability is so bad. You really want to go with 27 inch monitor for 1440p.
Is it good for gaming ?
My trusty u2412m is finally starting to have serious afterimage on the right side so I've been considering getting another one or the u2415. I noticed in this video that when you have the dual monitor setup, the one on the left changed screens 1 frame faster than the 2415. Is that because of your setup or does the 2415 introduce an additional 1ms lag time? I'm very curious because my 2412's lag is very minimal and not noticable in games and I'd hope the 2415 would be the same or better as far as response/lag time is concerned.
The frame delay is not a side effect of the monitor, but rather the minimal delay from when the slideshow got started. Because of the different resolution of each screen, mirroring on the two monitors with uniformity was not possible so the screens had to by driven independently. I'm still very satisfied with my U2415 and use it daily without any issues this far.
I also upgraded from 2 u2412m's to 2 u2415's Nice improvement in screen resolution and panel color uniformity. I did not notice any additional delays.
@@sweiverreviews I was resistant for as long as possible, but my U2412 started to make clicking noises when I turned it on recently so I finally bought a u2415. The color temperature out of the box was very different from what I was used to with the u2412 and in pure black there's giant awful light bleed blobs on the top and bottom of the screen, but once any type of greyscale hits the monitor it goes away. I'm also able to use a max refresh rate of 66hz with 0 frame drops which is better than the 62hz I managed with my u2412. Besides the really bad black uniformity the monitor is sharper and the colors seem more accurate. If the black uniformity was better I'd say this would have been a perfect monitor.
Whats the difference between this and the u2415b model?
Would you recommend this for writing code and general use?
I use it at my workplace daily for many years now. I love it. Sometimes I use two vertical terminals or a Thunderbird and a Firefox like at 7:03. I set the Firefox zoom to 90% as a typical homepage just a little bit wider than half of 1920. I use CLion (with dark theme) on fullscreen. Watching videos is also a treat. I don't use the pivot function.
I use it for coding regularly, set vertically, it does the job perfectly. Both in an IDE (PyCharm), split terminal for console access and some coding via VIM... can't complain, love it for that purpose.
Does this computer monitor support overclocking?
Hi, I really like your review. Thank you! Could you please tell me the appropriate menu settings for this monitor? I have it working with a Macbook pro 15 inch 2019 and the colors are so much saturated. I can't find a desaturation button. Any suggestions?
Hi, Does plugging in wireless mouse usb dongle work on this monitor. kindly reply
Great review! On your extended usage by now. I wanted to know how much of an issue of missing 1:1 pixel mapping feature? How it treats the most of the 16:9 content. Any major challenges?
Is it still worth getting a 2412m for $100 less then this 2415 upgrade for better color?
The 2412m is older, different built quality, and has a bit outdated IO ports. If none of this bothers you, then then screen quality will be very comparable and you should go for the cheaper screen, but if you prefer a better aesthetic (border-less design) and updated IO ports, then go with the 2415. At the end of the day, either one will deliver good image quality as both are nearly identical in this respect (there are some minor differences but little practical difference imo)
SweiverReviews, Thanks for the valuable feedback. I just received my u2412m and have it paired next to an old hp e241i. These screens have almost identical picture quality. I use them for coding and I’m not sure if there are better screens in this price range. I believe the 2415 is flicker free so that may be another reason to get the newer model.
I like watching old anime wtih this monitor
I use macbook pro 2012..this monitor can use with my model macbook? The color screen same view macbook or its different much drop quality?
It'll work just fine. I switch it up between my MacBook Pro and a Linux desktop, works flawlessly on both.
I did not quite understand.
At a resolution of 1200p the text will look better, smoother? Compared to 1080p?
I can not decide what to choose DELL U2419H or U2415.
I need a monitor for working with TEXT. WEB programming. Please help me.
I can not compare them, at the same time :(
Or Dell P2319H - monitor
23 inches with 1080p resolution
At resolution 1920x1200 (vs 1920x1080) it will give you a bit more screen space, while text/image quality will remain the same. In other words, pixel density remains the same but aspect ratio (screen shape) changes. The text pixelation stands out at close distance, but really only when comparing it to a higher resolution screen. Overall, I found the screen quality to be acceptable, and with very good color. Although for strictly text applications it's better to go with a higher resolution for improved smoothing, at this price point there isn't a screen as good considering all its features. Despite my critique regarding text sharpness, I use it in its horizontal position for coding/programming (white text on black background) and I'm quite happy with it.
Last note, if you're looking for a text/web programming screen, the 16:10 aspect ratio is definitely a must.
can you use a wallmount? i want to buy 2 of these monitors
Looking at this monitor but am concerned about the response time when it comes to gaming. 6ms or 8ms is really bad
Look at the Viotek brand for budget gaming monitors!
If you're concerned with response time, consider a TN screen instead of IPS, especially one that runs faster than 60 hz. Although I feel it does not really show as much lag, a core FPS gamer will certainly notice a difference.
Is the screen glossy or matte? Thanks!
Matte
@@jendaymate6183 Thanks!
@@Bonecrusher27WTF np
I'm between to this monitor and p2418d. Any recommendation?
What do I plug the HDMI cable too ?
buying this screen for python code. :D
same here, plus web dev stuff. the price is pretty great
@@einnorw how much at your country market?
@@dinsya4906 On amazon it is only $145 !
Hello, I have the chance to buy this one 5 years old and would like to use it for browsing and using as a second display and for after effects timeline and panels. So do you think it's alright this panel?
I brought one that's the same age. I've had it for a year now and it's been amazing. No dead pixels or other issues.
Hi:) I was wondering if it is legitimate to buy this 5 year old model in 2020. Will it last less years? Is there anything that is not compatible? Thanks!
www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-24-inch-monitor/ In this price range, yes.
What about ps4? Cause ps4 limit is 60fps
bro dell u2419h vs u2415h what u suggest ? isnt u2415h too old , may have less self life ?
same question
same question
what are the cons
How good is this monitor for processing photos as i am a photographer, how are the SRGB & ARGB % quality.
Quite acceptable, perceivably, considering it's a well adopted IPS panel, and the price range, can't go wrong. Of course there are better panels for a good color coverage, but they're significantly more expansive.
0:45 Python? Nice :-)
does this look as crisp as 1440p?
@SweiverReviews : Do we have something near to this monitor in a 27 or 32 variant. Can you please provide some details
Dell U2716D is a similar beast at 27" in a 2k IPS display with excellent colour accuracy. Search for some reviews. Hope that helps.
Does it have speakers?
hey man i am having the u2419h and when i watch a video i get some image stutter (lines) across the display when an object is moving fast. Do u know what this might be?
I guess it's ghosting
In the manual, it says LCD TFT, not IPS by the way.
Would this monitor be good for using a ps3 or ps4 with?
No PS3 and PS4 output 1080p this is 1200p so the images will be stretched, go for a 1080p monitor for PS3 or PS4
What is the Adobe RGB?
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how to enable sound
Do you have any suggestions for a photo editing monitor on a budget? Thanks!
Actually I'd recommend this monitor (U2515 or U2414H), both have good color coverage and good color calibration out-of-the-box. Considering it's an IPS screen this means good viewing angles, which reduces color shift. Another thing worthy of mention is that if you do a lot of black-and-white photography then it might be a hit-n-miss with the backlight bleed... it's not too bad on 24" IPS panels, but usually much better on smaller sizes. For color photography this is less of an issue.
If you're looking for something a bit better, check out the Dell U2517 (see link amzn.to/2TXNrWQ), you'll get a better grayscale performance in the same form factor for about the same price.
SweiverReviews thank you so much for getting back to me! What are your thoughts on 4K if I was able to spend a bit more money? Such as the dell p2415q or dell u2718q. I also looked at the Benq gw2765ht and a few LGs but now I’m just getting more and more confused as to which one to go for. I do love black and white photography!
I have no Time how much hz did the monitor ?
1440p on 24 is good - no its not - without scaling text is too small. And we all know scaling may not work correctly for all apps.
Font scaling is purely a software matter, which depends on the OS. Try changing the DPI or more specifically font scaling factor.
Can you tell me how much GB ram is there in this monitor
Can you please let me know if this monitor works for Macbook Pro 15" 2019 ?
I periodically use it with my MacBook Pro and it works flawlessly, in both the verdical and horizontal orientation.
@@sweiverreviews Excellent! Thank you very much :)
its not old model ??? made by 2015 ??? parts are old ??? damage sooner ???
I just bought 2 of these from a local church for $30 each