Dell S2421HS Full HD 1920 x 1080, 24-Inch 1080p LED, 75Hz, Desktop Monitor with Adjustable Stand, 4ms Grey-to-Grey Response Time, AMD FreeSync, IPS Technology, HDMI, DisplayPort, Silver, 24.0" FHD

This Dell monitor have speakers however they do not work, troubleshooting not successful and failed every time.

Delivered on time and in good condition well packaged. It was so easy to set up and great picture and best of all the price was very fair plus Dell has a good name.

The volume from the built in speakers is very low. I've tried everything to increase the volume to no avail. Had I known this, I would not have purchased this monitor.

The Dell S2721HS Full HD monitor is an excellent product. It looks perfect aesthetically and its materials are of good quality and it offers good image quality, I enjoy it, I use it for my work and personal tasks.

2/7/2024: For several years I was using a 25" HP monitor. The HP monitor had a lot of glare. I was thinking of replacing it when we had several power outages within about a 4 day period.After the last power outage was over, the monitor wouldn't turn on. I don't know if the power outages had anything to do with the monitor no longer working. The outages might have caused surges, but I was running the monitor through a UPS (battery backup) which had built-in surge protection.Anyway, the monitor no longer worked. Fortunately, I had an older HP backup monitor that I was able to use while I ordered this Dell monitor being reviewed here.When I got the Dell monitor, my first impression was that it looks a little cheap, like it's made of cheap plastic with a cheap design. However, the monitor works OK and I no longer have a glare problem. The no-glare aspect of this monitor really seems to work.My NVIDIA video card has two DVI output ports and the Dell monitor has 2 HDMI input ports. I solved this by buying a CableCreation HDMI to DVI Short Cable. This worked fine.The picture quality is OK on this Dell monitor and it's probably as good as the picture quality was on the HP monitor that I was using previously. The picture might seem a little strange if you are used to a monitor with glare. That was true in my case, but the picture quality is really plenty good on this Dell monitor, as far as I can tell. Overall, I'm happy with it so far.

The system that I had built in 2011 is still going strong. However, the Dell 23.5" LCD monitor that I bought at the same time to go with it recently gave up the ghost. So I bought this monitor. It is spectacular ! I purposely got a 27" in the same resolution as the 23.5" (1920x1080) in the hopes that things would be bigger for my old eyes, and it worked - things are noticeably larger and easier to read and see. It's kind of like having new glasses.The other thing that I wanted to accomplish was to get the huge, ugly speakers off my tiny desk, which is why I picked a monitor with built-in speakers. And here is where I hit trouble - they don't work. According to Dell Tech Support, this is not the fault of the monitor, but rather it is due to the fact that I am still running Windows 7 (cold, dead hands, et al) and OG Win 7 does not have built in support for HDMI sound. They say I need an updated Win 7 HDMI driver. I have not yet solved this problem, but have every confidence that I will. In the meantime I am continuing to use my old speakers and enjoying the gorgeous display on this monitor.