Out of-box measurements show that Dell's monitor has fairly good color characteristics in the Standard preset. Colors are not 100 % accurate and slightly too reddish (because of too low color temperature).

IPS panel & picture quality; Fairly good out-of-box settings; Ergonomic adjustability; 16:10 format panel; Price; No serious clouding; Power consumption

Black depth not on par with VA panels; Dirty screen look; Some overdrive trailing; Black gets lighter from wide angles; No HDMI

A full in depth look at the new 24" IPS and LED screen from Dell in their UltraSharp range. How does the new model perform and how does it compare to the Dell U2410 and competition?

Very competitive price point; Excellent black depth and contrast ratio; Good pixel responsiveness and low input lag

Some missing features like card reader and HDMI compared with the older models; Dynamic contrast ratio does not work in practice; Some luminance uniformity issues

An IPS panel and anti-glare finish means the U2412M's great image quality can be viewed from any angle

The new Dell U2412M monitor is a more basic version of the ever-popular Dell U2410.  Dell is hoping to meet the needs of its most demanding users for a more affordable monitor by removing some of the

Great stand: height-adjustable; rotates and portrait mode; IPS display has wide viewing angles; Four port USB hub; 1920 x 1200 pixel resolution (16:10

Can't get rid of the reverse ghosting; No speakers or headphone jack; No HDMI input

Dell expands the U series monitors with the new U2412M. We find out what exactly it has to offer.

The U2412M from Dell might look like a P2411H Professional series, but there's one important difference: it's an IPS screen, not a TN. That means better colour representation, better viewing angle and a higher price.

The UltraSharp monitors have traditionally been one of Dell's top selling series for four simple reasons: size, quality, customer service and price. These are usually the go-to screens for discerning individuals and the new U24 models continue to offer up the same winning combination.

excellent

bright, wide viewing angles, height and tilt easily adjusted, controls easily available; Easily calibrated; Also was $306 from Newegg.

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Dell's 24in U2412M is expensive compared to its competitors, but for £299 you get an excellent build quality that suggests it'll survive the test of time. Featuring an IPS panel with backlight LED technology and 1920x1200 full HD resolution, there's a range of connectivity options including VGA,...

We're seeing an increasing number of IPS panels, as the price of this high-end LCD technology seems to be falling into consumer territory. Unlike last month's Hazro HZ27WC , Dell's U2412M is aimed at a business market, which might excuse the fact that it's twice the price of a budget 24in monitor.