Dell-S2522HG (62.23 cm) FHD Gaming Monitor 1920 x 1080 at 240Hz, IPS Panel,Built-in Devices USB 3.2 Gen 1 hub, Brightness 400 cd/m², 99% sRGB, 16.7M Colors, Comfortview Technology, 3 Year Warranty

I bought this amazing beast at Rs. 21,500/- and believe me this is a serious piece of gem. 240hz monitor that too with NVIDIA Gsync tech within this price range was unbelievable to me at first. I play competitive games (Valorant, CS etc) and the only thing that was holding me back was the frame rate. After installing the monitor, I was truly amazed of the fact that I can now perceive much more than before.Last but not the least, I have been using this for almost 6 months and the gaming experience I have gone through is amazing. 100% recommendation from my side. The only con it brings with it is it's resolution (1080p). Otherwise it's completely value for money, very good one indeed.

Theres like nothing to complain about this monitor rather than the build quality which is okayish nothing great but when it comes to the pannel its perfect. Let me give you guys a brief overview about this monitor as there aren't many reviews on this.This monitor is really underrate as compared to its price, I wasn't specifically looking for a 240hz but the price caught my attention. I have been playing on 60hz for like 4-5 years and i was MGE in CSGO when I used to play on 60hz now i switched my game preference but after getting the monitor the first game i launched was cs and there was a night and day difference between 60 to 240hz. I was mind blown of how much i am able to perceive now. The first rank i got was mg1 i guess after not playing cs for so long rusted my mechanics of the game but thats okay. Apart for personal brag XD , there's some things i would like to add up. There no back light stobing mode in this monitor which reduces the blur personally I dont like it as it makes me dizzy and gives me headache, if you are habituated on playing this mode then theres is none in this one. Then the Overdrive modes, there are three fast, super fast and extreme. Extreme is completely useless then comes the super fast which is good but still there was some amount of over shoot but the perfect one is the fast(1/3) and thats the best Overdrive setting. For brightness and contrast its pretty bright I keep it at 90 brightness and 70 contrast. Lastly for presets the standard is good for working but for gaming I strongly suggest the FPS mode and Balck boost to 3/3 it gives life to a game and everything is so much clearer. For other miscellaneous stuff like usb hubs its okay i dont use them but having a function like that give some ease. And if you want to play fps title please turn off amd freesync and G-sync. Other than that simply this is one of best 240 hz in this budget and theres nothing to complain about. You can blindly trust the Dell on this product. And sorry to mention the IPS pannel and colour quality. I used to play on VA pannel and this is my first IPS pannel and colours seems good to me. I don't know much about colour and colour grading work so no suggestions about that for gaming i already mentioned everything i had to say. Thank You.

Dell...Best 240hz refresh rate gaming monitor till now..display quality is very good go for it. no backlight bleeding on my Display gaming experience is very good.. I am Gamer I also have PS5 and 120hz playing on this display experience is up to the mark.

I've owned several monitors over the years, this one is my first HRR monitor. It's connected to my work laptop currently, which supports 120 Hz, and it adapted to 120 Hz seamlessly. Images are crisp, colours are flawless, response time is lightning fast. The oddly satisfying thing about this is the inbuilt USB 3.0 hub. My laptop stays on all the time, even if I am not actively using it, and so I like to turn some of the USB devices I use off when I am not using it. This gives that option, simply turning off the monitor turns off the USB devices connected to it.The only downside I have faced so far is the power adapter - this needs a 16A connection, and if there isn't one in the vicinity of your desk, that's an issue. I don't have one near my desk, and since I will be moving from my address in a few weeks, I am using a 10A adapter for this, and it is working fine.Dell website and several other retailers list this at (~58k) almost 3 times the price for which I got this for (~20k), and that is the only reason I bought this, half-expecting a faulty panel to get delivered. But it was fine. The price on amazon has since gone further down, so it's a hell of a deal right now.If you're looking for a cheap HRR monitor with fast response time, multiple connectivity options (came with HDMI and DP cables) and a USB 3.0 hub - look no further.

Value for money. Response time is decent. 240 hz works like a breeze.

This product is the embodiment of Bang for Buck.If you're not into 2k, 4k hype & content at 1080p then definitely go for this. Worth it.Use the DP cable that comes with the monitor in the box instead of buying a 2.0 HDMI which wont support more than 60Hz. Tested it on my RTX 2060. The DP cable unlocked the full refresh rate & also know this that you have to set the refresh rate to 240 manually. It doesn't work at higher refresh rate out of the box. This is my first higher Hz monitor & did not this until for a week 😅

One i got is pretty good overall and picture quality is quite accurate(standard preset) with color profile i got off youtube).Didn't notice any issues with panel and barely any blacklight bleed.I also love the design and ergonomics,couldn't find anything similar in current market.

Just 240hz makes satisfy while playing gamesWhen it comes on quality you’ll have to get adjustAnd definitely you’ll have tweak monitor and gpu settings for satisfaction. Also noticed IPS glow which is common but it’s okay not a deal breaker.Overall built quality is good I bought it for 15,999 felt to be lucky and I’m satisfied because I do play FPS games and it’s IPS panel things are working out,that’s it.