" LCD it replaced, fully adjustable height and tilt, plug and play simplicity, ideally suited for our CAD station use.

The U2412M is more stable, but you need both hands to lift it or adjust height (speaking of which, the height is very easy to instantly adjust).The only downside comment I can muster is that there is no HDMI connection, so DVI-D is the only way to get the excellent quality video this monitor was built to deliver.

It was easy to set up and use and the height adjustable

Sharp; Anti-glare; viewing angle; adjustable height/tilt; portrait/landscape orientationCons: no hdmi

The world needs more quality 16:10 monitors with adjustable height

Love the extra screen height for working on documents.

I like the extra height of the 16:10.

Adjustable height and tilt are very nice also

Love the adjustable height, tilt and rotate

This is a personal preference, but I like the greater height of a 16:10 monitor for internet and productivity use.

Easy height adjustment, swiveling and menus

Basically, this monitor provides the resolution I want, has adjustable height, and just works without any issues.

GREAT VALUE.Oh, and a great bonus is the adjustable height, and you can rotate the monitor into a portrait

That extra height makes working on text documents in MS word (or Libre Office) easier as you can see more of the page.

I really like the extra height the 1920 x 1200 give you versus the standard 1920 x 1080.

Normally with this orientation you have to deal with looking at a shrunken version of your picture since the height will be limited by the height of the screen

Also has adjustable height which by itself is almost worth the extra $

The stand gets all the viewing angles and heights that I like, and the stand is of high quality as well

person.edit2: I wouldn't otherwise rate this down except this monitor is falsely advertised as "adjustable height"; the height is adjustable in normal mode, not reasonably adjustable in pivot mode (therefore defeating the purpose of getting a pivoting, adjustable-height monitor; you might as well just get a random monitor and a VESA mount for an extra $20-200 depending on your needs)

Attractive design, Easy to setup, HDMI connection, easy to use buttons, contains vga/hdmi/usb hub cable, adjustable height, adjustable tilt

The screen size is great - I'm a graphic designer and the extra height is very helpful for working on vertical projects

It has a greater height range than my older monitor

Sometimes it seems a little too bright but it's crisp and clear, height adjustable, very large

It is fully adjustable (height, rotation, and tilt), the brightness is uniform all the way into the corners, and there are all connections that one needs.

Very flexible height adjustment

Haven't tried the smartphone-like tilt feature, but I love the amount the stand can twist and turn to be the perfect height

The correct height and tilt make a huge difference

It has good smooth height adjustment, looks like about 5-1/2 inches of motion.

Dell ultra sharp and professional series both good with adjustable height.

Height, angle and rotation adjustments are easy

The height, rotation, and tilt adjustment of the Dell monitor make it easy to align the monitors as desired

It has an elegant design and a great stand (adjustable height, tilt, rotation), and I got the 1920 x 1200 resolution I wanted to give me a few extra vertical pixels compared to the typical 1080p monitors.

Awesome monitor with a nicer height than the super widescreens

Also like the easy height adjustment of the stand and still "experimenting" with rotating it into Portrait mode; this last part will take some time to get used to, but it works well for two 24" monitors side-by-side in dual-display mode

It has a height adjustable stand, unlike most displays

person.edit2: I wouldn't otherwise rate this down except this monitor is falsely advertised as "adjustable height"; the height is adjustable in normal mode, not reasonably adjustable in pivot mode (therefore defeating the purpose of getting a pivoting, adjustable-height monitor; you might as well just get a random monitor and a VESA mount for an extra $20-200 depending on your needs)

I t was fine