A cable manager on the back is a nice touch, however I’m not using it…go figure. For a monitor in this range, it’s nice to see DVI as some cheaper (or smaller) monitors have yet to include this, however I’m guessing soon DVI will be on every model and make of monitor. The design of the “lower end” Dell monitors are simple yet, dare I say, elegant as they have a slim bezel, simple foot design and from the side they have a stance that just says “View me”. There’s no product image first, and then warm up. The screen is pretty sharp given it’s lower contrast resolution, however I think the resolution takes care of some of the sharpness. Color and brightness shift a tiny bit, however text and image are clearly viewable, and legible from the extreme side. The monitor, while matte, has a nice sheen that is noticeable when turned off compared to other monitors which I think adds to just a bit to the image (maybe thats just in my head, who knows).
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Also to be noted, is the fact that the iMac is able to recognize the monitor’s model which is a nice touch on the Apple side (who needs a driver disk? PFF Microsoft…). Brightness is not an issue for me as I tend to keep it relatively dark however I suspect that this monitor would hold it’s own in a brightly lit office. The Dell has about the same contrast as the iMac when the iMac’s contrast is boosted, so that’s a plus.
I’ve not noticed any color shift oranges and reds appear orange and red, blues and blacks are blue and black. Worth it: So far this monitor has been great.
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