Dell Gaming LED-Lit Monitor 27" Black (D2719HGF), FHD (1920 x 1080) at 144 Hz, 2 ms response time, DP 1.2, HDMI, USB, 2W x 2 speakers, AMD FreeSync

To first start off, if you do not have a discrete GPU I would not recommend this and I would only recommend it for PC gaming/use. I use it with a Displayport cable through my Gigabyte GTX 1660ti.Out of the box the colors are very washed out and it is defaulted to 60hz. You must enable the 'Freesync' option kinda deep in the menu. The colors don't change when you do this, it just enables the panel to utilize its potential.Now is when you go to your display settings on your computer and scroll down to your "PC" resolutions that also display their respective refresh frequencies. I chose the 1980x1080 144hz. Enabling this setting really changes the colors for the better, I don't know how but it really improves, blacks are no longer incredibly washed out and colors are much more vibrant. Now you can tweak your display colors/contrast/brightness through your respective GPU settings utility. This for the small additional changes you might want to try, maybe to match your already adjusted 2nd monitor.I use it as my primary monitor and have no gripes. It recognizes the computer input really quickly compared to my BenQ, the menu is alright and is somewhat annoying to navigate with the bottom mounted menu buttons. You just have to learn what the buttons do by messing with them. The bezels are very thin which is a good plus.The speakers resort to treble frequencies but I generally prefer it versus the BenQ speakers. The power light is very discrete which looks and matches the overall clean look the monitor has. Blue light for on, orange for idle, no light when it's off.I do use it with an Nvidia GPU which sometimes but rarely causes problems. Sometimes when powering on or returning from idle, or when switching inputs, it won't recognize the signal input and say "out of range". All I do it power it off and back on 1 or maybe 2 times it it returns to normal.My panel shipped with ONE dead pixel in the middle of the left side that always displayed a red dot. I've had this monitor for about 2 months and somehow it fixed itself about 5 weeks of use! I wasn't going to chance it with another panel for a single pixel. Although annoying, I was going to deal with it instead of maybe receiving another panel with another dead pixel. I'm glad it worked out. I can't guarantee this is the case with every monitor.144hz is incredibly pleasant to use not just in gaming, but also just day to day use. It's just really visually pleasing how smooth scrolling is and how smooth animations are. Using my 60hz BenQ alongside this one is very noticeable, so I use the BenQ as my secondary monitor.Well worth the money for a 1080p 144hz panel. I chose a 1080p panel because my GPU is generally mid range and I wouldn't be able to utilize 144hz 1440p in games anyway, which is why I bought it. I'd rather have 1080p 144fps than 1440 60fps.

I recently got back into PC gaming, for the last few years I have just got by with low grade computer equipment for work and content watching Netflix. I built a fairly capable build, but my monitor was just not cutting it. I did quite a lot of research into the newer panels and features that I wanted. I was torn between this one and the Scepter 27 in curved monitor. They had very similar specs, but this one has the USB hub and a slightly higher response time. In usual Amazon fashion I received my package quickly, although it does ship in just the monitor box so everyone knows what your getting on your door step(keep that in mind!). The Monitor was packaged very well, it came with all the necessary cords. Although it only comes with a HDMI cable, I will have to run out and get a Display Port cable. But once I got this thing out of its packaging I was extremely pleased with the build of this monitor. This thing has some weight to it, which is not a bad thing. I did have to adjust my monitor arm to be able to properly hold this thing up! Once I got it set up on the arm and plugged in, I started messing around with the picture and changing my refresh rates. Once everything was set in windows and on my graphics card to 144hz this monitor is quite impressive. A lot of the reviews on here say that the colors are washed out. But once you run through the basic yet easy UI it looks awesome. I am thoroughly pleased with this purchase. I nailed out some work after setting the monitor up, text was very easy to read and colors pop. I also turned on some Battlefield V and the high refresh rate is night and day from my previous monitor. It even goes toe to toe with my newer Spectre x360's 4k panel.If you are on the fence about this monitor, pull the trigger. You will not find a better deal for the price. With the built in USB hub and great panel, this monitor is a killer deal.

I decided to buy this monitor before any reviews were out for it, so I was a bit skeptical, especially when switching over from an IPS panel monitor. However, I am pleasantly surprised with its performance. The colors are not that bad for a TN panel, MUCH better than I expected. Yes, the screen is very bright and does make things a little washed out, but it can be improved with some simple calibration. Text at 1080p at 27" is not the crispest, but doesn't bother me at all. I can spend hours in Word or online and it doesn't cause any eye strain for me. While not a big deal for me, it might be for others. Overall, I'm very happy with this monitor. It's a solid gaming monitor at a decent price point.Pros: Crisp and smooth in gaming. 144 Hz makes a big difference coming from 60 Hz. The minimal borders makes the screen look sleek and impressive. Matte screen with minimal to zero glare. Nice sturdy base and all black design. Solid Dell monitor build quality.Cons: Speakers are really bad. Don't plan on using them for any music listening. They do well enough for YouTube watching, but that's about it. Colors need some help out of the box.

I got another monitor before this one which was curved but capped at 75Hz which was a good step up from my 60Hz but was a lower quality from my computer screen. Regardless, that one had too many dead pixels so i got this. i have to say this is probably the best buy because this display is edge to edge which makes it much more immersive than a monitor with thick bezel but is curved. Even though this is flat, this is a much better buy. It also had a bunch of usb ports that you can use to connect other devices like i have a hard drive and mouse connect. Cleans your desk alot. I recommend this monitor with a monitor arm. Be sure that the arm you buy can support the size of this because it is a little heavier than other monitors.

Great monitor, don't listen to the haters. It works with gsync well. Colors pop. The contrast ratio is absolutely fine. For 300 bucks this is the best.

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