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1. Reviewer: ComputerShopper
   16 July 2007

   Overall 8

   

    

   As long as you use a digital connection, this large-screen monitor will deliver excellent performance. Read more

2. Reviewer: Dev Hardware
   10 July 2007

   The Ultra Sharp line of LCD monitors has won multiple awards for their quality and performance from websites such as PC World and PC Magazine. So when Dell released the Ultra Sharp 2407WFP in spring of 2006, the bar was already set high for a line of TFT computer monitors that had a reputation of great image quality, fast response, and great design. Read more

3. Dell 2407WFP

   Reviewer: maximum pc
   06 June 2007

   The heavyweight champion Dell brings another massive monitor to the show, with some great results. Read more

4. Gadgetell Review: Dell 2407WFP computer monitor

   Reviewer: Gadgetell
   03 June 2007

   Overall 8

   

    

   Overall - My experience with the 2407WFP was a positive one.  The screen was a little wobbily due to the sheer size of the unit, but as long as you have a sturdy desk, you shouldn’t have to worry about that.  The monitor is definately on my A list and highly recommended. Read more

5. Reviewer: TheTechLounge
   16 October 2006

   I've had the Dell 2407 WFP 24" widescreen LCD for about three weeks now, and it's still hard to get over how big it is. It is really a wonder to behold, and it sports all the traditional features of Dell's higher end models such as a USB hub, memory card reader, and lots of video inputs. Beyond the size of the display, the image quality was pretty good. I found there were a few places where the display wasn't able to reproduce the image perfectly, but overall I was very... Read more

1. Reviewer: ritualdevice, PC World
   05 September 2007

   Overall 8

   

    

   I bought this as a replacement/upgrade from a Samsung syncmaster 204B. It's been like night and day. The Dell is so much nicer and well worth the extra money. I couldn't trust anything I saw on the Samsung. Even moving my head around slightly would dramatically change the gamma of the image. Not so with the Dell. As a digital artist working with 3D software and photographic composites, this is a big deal to me. Read more