--- product_id: 1265226 title: "Dell UltraSharp U2414H 23.8” Inch Screen FHD 1080p LED Monitor" brand: "dell" price: "193140CFA" currency: XOF in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.sn/products/1265226-dell-ultrasharp-u2414h-23-8-inch-screen-fhd-1080p-led store_origin: SN region: Senegal --- # 3 USB 3.0 ports with fast charging World’s thinnest 6.05mm border 23.8" FHD 1080p display Dell UltraSharp U2414H 23.8” Inch Screen FHD 1080p LED Monitor **Brand:** dell **Price:** 193140CFA **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🖥️ Elevate your workspace with ultra-sleek clarity and power-packed connectivity! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Dell UltraSharp U2414H 23.8” Inch Screen FHD 1080p LED Monitor by dell - **How much does it cost?** 193140CFA with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sn](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/1265226-dell-ultrasharp-u2414h-23-8-inch-screen-fhd-1080p-led) ## Best For - dell enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted dell brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Vivid Full HD Clarity:** Enjoy crisp 1920x1080 resolution with 178° ultra-wide IPS viewing angles and 96% sRGB color accuracy for true-to-life visuals. - • **Eco-Friendly & Energy Smart:** Stay green with ENERGY STAR, EPEAT Gold certification, and PowerNap technology that dims or sleeps your monitor when idle. - • **Seamless Multi-Monitor Setup:** Experience near-borderless viewing with the world’s thinnest 6.05mm bezel, perfect for immersive multi-screen productivity. - • **Ultimate Ergonomic Flexibility:** Customize your workspace with 130mm height adjustment, 90° pivot, tilt, and swivel for maximum comfort and collaboration. - • **Power Up & Connect Effortlessly:** Charge devices faster with a high-current USB 3.0 port and connect seamlessly via HDMI, DisplayPort, and MHL for mobile content sharing. ## Overview The Dell UltraSharp U2414H is a 23.8-inch Full HD IPS monitor featuring the world’s thinnest 6.05mm bezel for seamless multi-monitor setups. It delivers vibrant colors with 96% sRGB coverage and wide 178° viewing angles. Designed for professionals, it offers extensive ergonomic adjustments including height, tilt, swivel, and 90° pivot. Connectivity is versatile with 2 HDMI (MHL), DisplayPort, mini-DisplayPort, and 3 USB 3.0 ports, including a high-current port for fast device charging. Environmentally conscious with ENERGY STAR and EPEAT Gold certifications, plus PowerNap power-saving technology. ## Description See your work in vivid Full HD detail with a 23.8" monitor that features the world's thinnest border for nearly seamless viewing across multiple screens. Change the video resolution to the correct aspect ratio. The brightness is 250 cd/m² Review: Excellent IPS monitor for gaming, extremely accurate once calibrated - After having used an Asus TN panel for the last 4 years, the jump to IPS was an extremely noticeable one. Within minutes of turning this monitor on, I was left wondering why I hadn't made the switch to IPS sooner. First in terms of style, the bezel is almost non-existent. My unit does have a fair bit of backlight bleed, more pronounced in the bottom right corner and slightly noticeable in the other corners, but nothing that really bothered me. IPS glow from off-angle is present, but inherent to the tech and really not an issue during normal use. The anti-glare panel coating works well. Height and tilt adjustment work well. I use my computer almost exclusively as a gaming rig, so when I decided I had enough with the poor color reproduction and terrible viewing angles of a TN panel and started looking for an IPS display, I first narrowed them down by response time. Note that while other IPS displays may claim a lower response time of 5ms, as compared to the 8ms of the U2414H, you can't always take those numbers as truth. Scouring professional reviews for this monitor I found that it was about the best you will get in terms of response and input lag for an IPS display. I can say that I notice almost zero difference form my Asus TN panel, which claimed a 2ms response and is often seen in reviews as one of the lowest response monitors out there (the Asus VS248H-p if you are interested). Simply put, those worrying about response time of this IPS vs a good TN have nothing to worry about. This monitor performs great from 3rd person RPGs like the Witcher 3 to fast paced FPS like Battlefield 4. I don't notice a difference from my old TN. I'm also a bit of a color nut. I consider myself a novice calibrator/enthusiast. The main reason I wanted to jump to IPS was for the supposed increase in color reproduction and IQ. In short, this monitor blows away my old TN panel in this department. I had thoroughly calibrated my TN panel, and had even recently bought a Spyder 4 colorimeter to try to acheive a better calibration. However even with hardware calibration the TN was still off. Gamma was always a mess, and obtaining a neutral 6500K white was almost impossible. I was very interested in the U2414H because it comes with a factory certified calibration, which is activated in the sRGB mode. It also comes with an included calibration report with Color temperature and gamma charts. I will say that the factory calibration was quite good, and if I wasn't sensitive to calibration I would have probably been happy with it. However I immediately noticed that the image was fairly warm and the gamma felt a little high (too dark). I was able to verify this using the Spyder 4 sensor and dispcalgui calibration software (highly recommended if you intend to calibrate your monitor further). In the factory calibrated sRGB mode, I measured a color temperature of about 6250K, which is a good bit warmer than the 6500K target. I also measured a gamma of 2.3, slightly darker than the 2.2 standard. There was also noticeable clipping in the high end with red and magenta, causing red, orange and pink type shades to be over-saturated. This is what I measured only for my unit though, other units may have better calibrated sRGB modes, so you may get better results than what I did. However I will post my settings, using my colorimeter and software, to help those who are unhappy with the sRGB mode. In order to obtain a 6500K white point, in the Custom Color mode I ended up on the following: R = 100 G = 97 B = 99 Contrast = 75 Brightness = 32 (for 120 cd/m2) After making those simple changes, the display was very close to ideal. White point measured at 6540, and gamma came in at 2.1, as it is in most of the other modes from my testing. Although the gamma is slightly lighter, the colors are extremely accurate. After running through a full calibration with dispcalgui, the end result was only slightly different than what I got just from adjusting the monitor controls. The difference in normal images was almost imperceptible, and could only really been seen when looking at a grayscale or the like, where the extremely slight reddish tint was removed. Using the verification function in dispcalgui showed colors with errors less than 2 across the board and 99% sRGB coverage. Overall, for the price point this IPS monitor is wonderful. It sports extremely accurate color reproduction with only a small amount of effort and has very fast response time that should pose no issue for gamers. The factory calibrated sRGB mode is fairly close to the standard out of the box, but at least on my unit was not ideal. By making small adustments to the custom color mode, I was able to dail the display in to 6500K fairly easily with a default gamma of 2.1. I think most people would be happy with the custom color adjustments I posted above. If you have a colorimeter, using dispcalgui you can obtain an almost ideal calibration on this monitor. Extremely pleased. Why did I wait so long to go IPS?! Review: Excellent Monitor !!!!! - I ordered the Dell U2414H from desertcart after noticing the price was down to $266, with Prime Free shipping. It arrived in excellent condition, no dead pixels and even screen uniformity . So far, so good. I connected it to my AMD Radeon 6800 Graphics Card via mini-display port and it was up and running. Windows 8.1 recognized the display automatically. This monitor is absolutely beautiful! I have a 2012 20-inch IMac and I thought it was very bright in comparison to my 7-yr old Viewsonic 22-inch monitor. Now I find the IMac dim in comparison ! And this is using the default, pre-calibrated sRGB setting via the display port. I bought this monitor for general use, mostly for trading stocks, web- surfing, occasional photo editing and watching videos from You Tube. I don't intend to use this for gaming, but I read that response is fast enough for online games as well. I uploaded some pictures I took from my dSLR camera, as well as from my Iphone and they all look great, exceptionally bright and sharp details, and colors are dead-on accurate. I was considering a few other models, including the popular U2412H and the new U2415, Asus PA248Q, and Viewsonic VP 2365. According to some reviews, although the 2412H has a resolution of 1980 X 1220, it's negligible unless you need all the real estate of a screen like most professionals want. Unless you do extensive Photo or video editing, the U2414H is more than plenty. Also, the 2412H suffers from a yellowish-tint screen, instead of white. Plus it doesn't have HDMI port for flexibility of input options, like most consoles have. The U2415 is basically the same as the U2412H in resolution, but share the same features as the U2414H. But one customer reviewer noted that it is missing the the A-TW Polarizer to minimize IPS glow, like the U2414H have, so with 16:10 resolution aside, the newer 2415H is not a better monitor than the U2414H. The ASUS PA248Q is also quite popular, but the ASUS quality control is questionable, or inconsistent the least. And I wasn't going to chance it. I am glad I made the right decision to purchase the U2414H. I am thinking about converting into a dual-monitor set-up in the future. I'm going to wait until the glitches of daisy-chaining via display port are fixed. It could be incompatibility with certain Graphics cards like N- Vidia or Windows itself. Meantime, it is a superb monitor for my general uses. ## Features - Diagonally Viewable Size: 60.47 cm / 23.8 Inch (31.5-inch wide viewable image size) - Aspect Ratio: Widescreen (16:9) - Panel Type, Surface: In-plane switching, anti glare with hard coat 3H - Optimal resolution: 1920 x 1080 at 60Hz - Contrast Ratio- 1000:1 (typical), 2 Million:1 (Max) (Dynamic Contrast Ratio) - To correctly check for light leakage, please view panel in room with at least 75 lux ambient lighting ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00GTV05XG | | Adaptive Sync | FreeSync | | Additional Features | Anti Glare Screen | | Aspect Ratio | 1.78:1 | | Best Sellers Rank | #245,595 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #5,171 in Computer Monitors | | Brand | Dell | | Brightness | 250 cd/m² | | Built-In Media | 3-Years Advanced Exchange Service and Premium Panel Guarantee, LED-backlit LCD monitor - 24", Mini DisplayPort-DisplayPort cable, Software, Stand, USB cable, cable management cover | | Color | Black | | Color Gamut | 96.00 | | Connectivity Technology | HDMI, DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort, USB 3.0 | | Contrast Ratio | 1000:1 | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 847 Reviews | | Display Resolution Maximum | 1920 x 1080 | | Display Technology | LED | | Display Type | LED | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00884116128656 | | Hardware Connectivity | DisplayPort, HDMI, Mini-DisplayPort, USB 3.0 | | Has Color Screen | No | | Image Contrast Ratio | 1000:1 | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 7.28"D x 21.23"W x 19.12"H | | Item Weight | 8 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Dell | | Model Name | U2414H | | Model Number | U2414H | | Mounting Type | Wall Mount | | Native Resolution | 1920x1080 | | Number of Component Outputs | 2 | | Number of Height Positions | 3 | | Picture Quality Enhancement Technology | IPS, Anti-Glare | | Refresh Rate | 60 Hz | | Resolution | FHD 1080p | | Response Time | 8 Milliseconds | | Screen Finish | Glossy | | Screen Size | 24 Inches | | Screen Surface Description | Glossy | | Shape | Rectangular | | Specific Uses For Product | personal | | Total Number of HDMI Ports | 2 | | Total Usb Ports | 3 | | UPC | 796594726104 884116128656 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | | Voltage | 120 Volts | | Warranty Description | 3 years warranty | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Dell - **Screen Size:** 24 Inches - **Resolution:** FHD 1080p - **Aspect Ratio:** 1.78:1 - **Screen Surface Description:** Glossy ## Images ![Dell UltraSharp U2414H 23.8” Inch Screen FHD 1080p LED Monitor - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/613TovUmulL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent IPS monitor for gaming, extremely accurate once calibrated *by L***W on June 4, 2015* After having used an Asus TN panel for the last 4 years, the jump to IPS was an extremely noticeable one. Within minutes of turning this monitor on, I was left wondering why I hadn't made the switch to IPS sooner. First in terms of style, the bezel is almost non-existent. My unit does have a fair bit of backlight bleed, more pronounced in the bottom right corner and slightly noticeable in the other corners, but nothing that really bothered me. IPS glow from off-angle is present, but inherent to the tech and really not an issue during normal use. The anti-glare panel coating works well. Height and tilt adjustment work well. I use my computer almost exclusively as a gaming rig, so when I decided I had enough with the poor color reproduction and terrible viewing angles of a TN panel and started looking for an IPS display, I first narrowed them down by response time. Note that while other IPS displays may claim a lower response time of 5ms, as compared to the 8ms of the U2414H, you can't always take those numbers as truth. Scouring professional reviews for this monitor I found that it was about the best you will get in terms of response and input lag for an IPS display. I can say that I notice almost zero difference form my Asus TN panel, which claimed a 2ms response and is often seen in reviews as one of the lowest response monitors out there (the Asus VS248H-p if you are interested). Simply put, those worrying about response time of this IPS vs a good TN have nothing to worry about. This monitor performs great from 3rd person RPGs like the Witcher 3 to fast paced FPS like Battlefield 4. I don't notice a difference from my old TN. I'm also a bit of a color nut. I consider myself a novice calibrator/enthusiast. The main reason I wanted to jump to IPS was for the supposed increase in color reproduction and IQ. In short, this monitor blows away my old TN panel in this department. I had thoroughly calibrated my TN panel, and had even recently bought a Spyder 4 colorimeter to try to acheive a better calibration. However even with hardware calibration the TN was still off. Gamma was always a mess, and obtaining a neutral 6500K white was almost impossible. I was very interested in the U2414H because it comes with a factory certified calibration, which is activated in the sRGB mode. It also comes with an included calibration report with Color temperature and gamma charts. I will say that the factory calibration was quite good, and if I wasn't sensitive to calibration I would have probably been happy with it. However I immediately noticed that the image was fairly warm and the gamma felt a little high (too dark). I was able to verify this using the Spyder 4 sensor and dispcalgui calibration software (highly recommended if you intend to calibrate your monitor further). In the factory calibrated sRGB mode, I measured a color temperature of about 6250K, which is a good bit warmer than the 6500K target. I also measured a gamma of 2.3, slightly darker than the 2.2 standard. There was also noticeable clipping in the high end with red and magenta, causing red, orange and pink type shades to be over-saturated. This is what I measured only for my unit though, other units may have better calibrated sRGB modes, so you may get better results than what I did. However I will post my settings, using my colorimeter and software, to help those who are unhappy with the sRGB mode. In order to obtain a 6500K white point, in the Custom Color mode I ended up on the following: R = 100 G = 97 B = 99 Contrast = 75 Brightness = 32 (for 120 cd/m2) After making those simple changes, the display was very close to ideal. White point measured at 6540, and gamma came in at 2.1, as it is in most of the other modes from my testing. Although the gamma is slightly lighter, the colors are extremely accurate. After running through a full calibration with dispcalgui, the end result was only slightly different than what I got just from adjusting the monitor controls. The difference in normal images was almost imperceptible, and could only really been seen when looking at a grayscale or the like, where the extremely slight reddish tint was removed. Using the verification function in dispcalgui showed colors with errors less than 2 across the board and 99% sRGB coverage. Overall, for the price point this IPS monitor is wonderful. It sports extremely accurate color reproduction with only a small amount of effort and has very fast response time that should pose no issue for gamers. The factory calibrated sRGB mode is fairly close to the standard out of the box, but at least on my unit was not ideal. By making small adustments to the custom color mode, I was able to dail the display in to 6500K fairly easily with a default gamma of 2.1. I think most people would be happy with the custom color adjustments I posted above. If you have a colorimeter, using dispcalgui you can obtain an almost ideal calibration on this monitor. Extremely pleased. Why did I wait so long to go IPS?! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Monitor !!!!! *by R***S on February 25, 2015* I ordered the Dell U2414H from Amazon after noticing the price was down to $266, with Prime Free shipping. It arrived in excellent condition, no dead pixels and even screen uniformity . So far, so good. I connected it to my AMD Radeon 6800 Graphics Card via mini-display port and it was up and running. Windows 8.1 recognized the display automatically. This monitor is absolutely beautiful! I have a 2012 20-inch IMac and I thought it was very bright in comparison to my 7-yr old Viewsonic 22-inch monitor. Now I find the IMac dim in comparison ! And this is using the default, pre-calibrated sRGB setting via the display port. I bought this monitor for general use, mostly for trading stocks, web- surfing, occasional photo editing and watching videos from You Tube. I don't intend to use this for gaming, but I read that response is fast enough for online games as well. I uploaded some pictures I took from my dSLR camera, as well as from my Iphone and they all look great, exceptionally bright and sharp details, and colors are dead-on accurate. I was considering a few other models, including the popular U2412H and the new U2415, Asus PA248Q, and Viewsonic VP 2365. According to some reviews, although the 2412H has a resolution of 1980 X 1220, it's negligible unless you need all the real estate of a screen like most professionals want. Unless you do extensive Photo or video editing, the U2414H is more than plenty. Also, the 2412H suffers from a yellowish-tint screen, instead of white. Plus it doesn't have HDMI port for flexibility of input options, like most consoles have. The U2415 is basically the same as the U2412H in resolution, but share the same features as the U2414H. But one customer reviewer noted that it is missing the the A-TW Polarizer to minimize IPS glow, like the U2414H have, so with 16:10 resolution aside, the newer 2415H is not a better monitor than the U2414H. The ASUS PA248Q is also quite popular, but the ASUS quality control is questionable, or inconsistent the least. And I wasn't going to chance it. I am glad I made the right decision to purchase the U2414H. I am thinking about converting into a dual-monitor set-up in the future. I'm going to wait until the glitches of daisy-chaining via display port are fixed. It could be incompatibility with certain Graphics cards like N- Vidia or Windows itself. Meantime, it is a superb monitor for my general uses. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Super Sharp Dell *by R***1 on May 23, 2015* Just got this monitor about 3 weeks ago. I'm floored by the accurate consistent colors, dark blacks, and decent whites. Detail in photos are really amazing as I'm looking forward to using Adobe Lightroom. I did adjust the brightness and contrast ever so slightly to my taste based on www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/ . Out of the box, the settings are very good except for the brightness and some other minor adjustments. Also worth mentioning is the backlight bleeding seems to be well controlled on this unit although I know it does occur in most IPS panels to some degree. This panel has a DoM Jan 2015 REV A03. Screen size is quite a change for me coming from an 8 year old HP W2007 20" which just won't kick the bucket. Both HDMI and DisplayPort connections are a welcome but...both connection setups had me going for a day. I have the Intel i5 NUC with a mini-DP and mini-HDMI port. The HDMI works fine now but upon initial hook-up, I noticed the screen looked a little bit washed out. Went into the HD graphics control panel under shows "Digital Display Dell U2414H". That's where I'm at now and its spot-on. No dead pixels upon arrival. Outstanding monitor and I noticed the price is dropping as I picked Amazon's Warehouse Deals Used-Like New @ $250. 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