Dell UltraSharp U2419HC 23.8" Full HD InfinityEdge USB-C IPS Monitor, Black

This is an excellent screen.The thin bezel gives a nice, clean look to the screen. I have purchased a second and mounted them both side-by-side on the wall over my desk. They sit together seamlessly and give a very large workspace. While I haven't used the stands, they have a nice weight and look stylish and well made.The screens have a number of different inputs, of which I use USB-C to connect to my Mac Mini. They have built-in daisy chaining capacity, but infortunately this doesn't work with Apple so I don't use it. There are two normal USB ports on the back (facing down) and two on the side; one of each of these is powered, allowing devices to be charged.The picture quality is excellent. The screens come with their calibration charts, however I checked mine before use and found it to be very accurate and true to colour. The brightness is even across the entire of the screen and Neither of mine have any dead pixels. The picture is very crisp and I find I can work at them for hours with no issue. I have turned down the brightness a fair bit since they chuck out a lot of light. My office isn't particularly dim or bright, however I would imagine that these screens could hold their own in a bright office environment.I leave them turned on the whole time, since they go into powersaving mode seconds after my Mac turns off and draw next to no power in this state. They wake promptly as the Mac does.I would hold no reservations in purchasing these screens again. It's a shame they don't have more than 1 USB-C port to allow for MacBook charging and future-proofing, but I don't see this as too much of an issue.

Dell monitors are usually great. This one is no exception.Let me list the pros:1- Tiny bezels all around, looks very stylish and modern.2- Color accurate.3- Ultrashard for reading and productivity4- Several ports: USB-C, HDMI, Display port, USB-A..5- Here the differential for me if you have a USB-C laptop. The USB-C hub that it has integrated. You can connect one only USB-C cable (as you can see on the pic attached), the laptop gets charged, the monitor gets the image, and shares de 4 USB-A with high speed in the monitor. That is amazing. I have 2 laptops, one from work and another one personal. With one cable, I charge both (Up to 65W), share the mouse, headset and network, all connected to the monitor via the USB-A there. It is super sleek. No dongles, power cords, plugging and unplugging. A USB-C hub alone costs £200.Cons:1- It could be a QHD (2560x1440) monitor, it would be perfect for productivity. Dell has some QHD ones, but not with USB-C. They had now launched 4K with USB-C. But is too big and too expensive right now. Also, I don't need 4K.Disclaimer: I had not tested for games, but even when I do game, I don't care that much for high refresh rates, I'm a very casual gamer.

I bought this to replicate my work set up. My Dell laptop plugs in seamlessly, using the provided USB-C cable and limiting the cable detritus you often end up with on your desk. The monitor itself is excellent, with build quality a pleasant surprise, being less plasticky than I was expecting. A USB wireless mouse and keyboard (also Dell) plugged in with zero hassle as well. I am using the monitor for work, so Office, web etc and it fits that role perfectly and at a reasonable price

The monitor did not come with a UK plug for the power lead, but a 2 pin plug. I have used my old power lead but really shouldn't have to....The product description did not say this.It does not come with a HDMI lead also, but DP & USB C are included.

Good screen, sturdy stand, excellent picture.

I have purchased 2xDELL U2419HC Monitors and am using up both thunderbolt 3 ports, The fact that they are always connected means that they are constantly being charged which is a positive. The lack of daisy-chaining on mac OS really made this an issue for me as I would like a thunder 3 port to be free and useable for my connectors such as my USB-c to sd card reader. But the use of the USB 3.0 ports on the sides saved the day as they allow for the use of all sorts of accessories which work in tandem with the mac.

Very pleased with the Dell screen which I use as an expansion for a MacBook Pro (2017). It runs very effectively from the USB C ports on the MacBook and good into sleep mode when it doesn't sense a signal from the laptop. I like the fact that the screen also charges the macBook so there's no need for the original Apple mains lead. I strongly recommend this item.

[Original review: 19 October 2019]: I bought two of these monitors, choosing CCL Computers as the seller. As soon as I set them up, one of them had an obvious dead pixel. Remember, these are from the Dell UltraSharp range, so have a "no dead pixel" guarantee. I raised a return to send it back to CCL computers... who said I'd have to send it back to Dell - trying to dodge their obligation to deal with the return themselves! Amazon soon sorted that out, and forced CCL to refund me. Feeling I had been unlucky, I ordered two more, this time choosing Kikatek as the seller. Within 10 hours use, one of them developed a dead pixel. This is incredible. I have used countless flat panel monitors over the years, and the only other one that had a dead pixel was a Dell P series monitor (at work). Now I buy a total of four for myself, and 50% have dead pixels. On this basis, I'd recommend you avoid this monitor entirely, and buy from any other manufacturer apart from Dell - they clearly have a disastrous lack of quality control/reliability.[UPDATE: 10 January 2020]: Another of these monitors has now also developed a dead pixel. So for me, that's now a 75% failure rate! In case you were still in any doubt, avoid this monitor! Buy anything else! Dell simply doesn't care about how badly it throws these together.