Dell P2213 Professional 22'' LED-Backlit LCD Monitor, Black

Wanted to setup a second location work space with dual monitors. Trying to keeps cost down went for used displays. I had to purchase four (not all from the same supplier) to get two functional monitors but in the end they are perfect for my use. The have HDMI, Display port and VGA inputs. I like the Dell brand as that is what I have used for many years now.

The monitor is great but it didn't come with the stand. We were disappointed. I contacted the seller and they were quick to send me one but when we got it... it was silver. Now we have a three monitor set up with three of the same monitors but two black and one silver stand... not the most professional look :/.

The price of this monitor couldn't be beat. Dell makes quality products, and this monitor is no exception. I was a bit worried about it being refurbished. The picture quality is good, but it's slightly off in color (slightly more yellow in the whites), but hardly noticeable.

A good monitor with resolution suited best for less than perfect eyesight. They are about the right size monitor for single or multiple monitor use without being so large that you have to keep turning your head to see each edge. Great color, clarity, brightness, overall great choice.

I will never understand the mentality of manufacturers. The monitor is good, I'd give it 3 stars , but I cannot fathom the fact that they used the larger DisplayPort connector - OK no big deal - there are 3 cables in the box one will fit - NOPE - they include every cable for all the old outdated standards but not the one for DisplayPort . This pretty much precludes one from using the monitor on a Mac out of the box because while nearly all mac users have MDP cables laying around - none of us have a cable that uses the larger DP connector. To confuse things even further - nearly every PC, including the ones Dell makes, amd most aftermarket graphics cards makers use MDP on its graphics cards, not DP. So, I have this great monitor which I paid extra to get here in one day - but I had to run over to Fry's to pick up a cable. I connected the monitor , turned it vertical ( I am using this montitor with Adobe CC so I can move all the tool panels to a separate workspace) and it displays OK. Not great, but OK. The display is not a high viewing angle display so envision the old days of moving your laptop screen up and down so you can see it optimally, with areas of lightenss and darkness. Yeah, like that. In other words, meh. Apple figured out how to make a screen 10 years ago - I guess that's why they cost so much. Apple does not make a smaller monitor that can go vertical so this was the best i could do. Its OK for what I need it for, but not great. Keep this in mind if you plan on using it in portrait mode. Mac Users - make sure you order an MDP to DP adaptor cable along wtih this monitor or you are DOA out of the box.

This is a great monitor in terms of build quality, brightness and clarity. The stand is fully adjustable so it can be set properly at eye level for your desk. (my usage: general office type usage - email, web, apps).

We bought this for the office and it is a great monitor for the price. Very clear and crisp image as well as being easily adjustable to your viewing level.

The monitor was damaged. It has dead pixels. Some cosmetic issues that are not critical but it was in poor condition.

Great Monitor, used for almost a year now. Just make sure you have the right cables for it. I had a DVI to thunderbolt cable for my mac so its worked very well for me.

good

Disappointed as the monitor needed extra cables since the sockets didn't work with the monitor. Had to buy a vision card , new cable , adaptor etc. And it is a discontinued model.to boot. This was not mentioned when shopping. A new one would have been a better and possibly cheaper. My boyfriend is clever with computers but i would have been with a useless computer.