It's just personal preference but I found 24" too small for 2560x1440. I think 27" is the minimum you need to use this resolution without having to modify dpi settings in Windows.

Oooh nice price, if you are after more pixel real estate in a small package and are constrained for screen size.
Probably best at 125% magnification
2560x1440 @ 60Hz
IPS panel
DP 1.2, HDMI 1.4, VGA, 4 x USB 2.0
8 ms typical. 6ms fast mode . GTG
Tilt, Swivel, Pivot, Height Adjust stand
VESA 100mm mount
Anti-Glare with 3H hardness
No audio
spec at http://accessories.ap.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=hk&cs=hkdhs1&l=en&s=dhs&sku=391-BCCQ

TFTCentral like the similar Dell U2515H, which doesn't have VGA, but the P2416D does.
http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/dell_u2515h.htm
Hopefully the Anti-Glare will be the same as the U2515H

Voted Hot

... and ordered one.
17 screens sold, 11 left ...

AARGHHH. So tempted

I have a Benq XL2411z but it is meant for gaming really and is not great for my photoshop work but not sure if worth getting this as a second monitor :S

Im starting to game less and do a lot more design work so the gaming is less important. Just cant justify a new monitor as I have only had this 9 months. Im so weak I expect I will cave in the next few hours lol

It's just personal preference but I found 24" too small for 2560x1440. I think 27" is the minimum you need to use this resolution without having to modify dpi settings in Windows.

With the u2515h and windows 7/10 it looks fine at 125% but some text on programs doesn't look quite right. On evernote for example. Most programs like office/ thunderbird and browsers look fine.

I have the 25" 1440 and it's great with OS X. Can't comment on Windows.

Didn't know these existed, I recently got the 25" and have been very happy with it, but did cost a bit more!

Makes sense. My main desktop is a 4k BDM4065UC (40" so I can run native resolution), plus a stacked pair of old 1080p TN screens for other machines. I'd like 1440p IPS instead but 2x decent 27" 1440p screens are too expensive and big. I'll have to put up with 125% ...

Nice, heat added!

I'm after a 24-27" IPS monitor with dual HDMI anyone seen any deals?

I have the BENQ XL27 version for gaming and a DELL Ultrasharp 24" for photoshop work. The Dells are fantastic for anything that needs accurate colour cant fault them and great build quality (i've had mine 4 years now). My only issue is deciding on how to place my monitors, i cant seem to find a comfortable solution but thats no fault of the monitor.
Great bit of kit here so heat from me!

Possibly but would be more straight forward without.

I have the u2515h. The ms is the same.
It's perfectly usable in most games, but faster games like Unreal Tournament suffer on it. There are 165Hz IPS 1440p monitors due out soon (lots of money though), so that will be my second screen to go with this.
The overdrive on this screen causes a bit more overshoot than I like, so I tend to leave it off - I suspect it will be the same on this.

Other than the resolution, what's the difference between the P2416 and say the U2415?

Not necesserily - the magnification just means that text elements are too small to read at standard Windows scaling. You can still see more detail in the picture, which is mostly what you're after.

Fantastic screen for the price though, especially with the Dell warranty. Voted hot.

Its a shame you say that cause it looks like I might actually have to get the wallet out!

A moderately priced 27" 2560 x 1600 is pretty hard to find, I quite fancy one of those over a 16:9 monitor. Might have to have a dig about...

i use my 40'' as my monitor :smile:

HOT!

I've seen plenty of deals for 27" screens.
I've not voted for these because of the resolution - 1080p on a 27" is poor.
But this is the first 27" monitor deal on HUKD I've seen which gets my vote.
This is a great deal and if you are looking for a 27" screen at a good price, this should be on your short list.

Err, but this is a 24"!

Not bad but better screens can be had for less.

I have quad hd res on my 6inch phone :wink:

I can certainly recommend Dell customer services, they have replace mine twice previously due to dead pixels. They sent me a replacement the next day and I did not have to return my previous monitor until the replacement had arrived which was fantastic.

read my comments from here:

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/aoc-q2577pwq-25-2560x1440-ips-monitor-199-99-9-90-delivery-non-forum-members-overclockers-2301087#comments

Cheers, fully aware of that option but I don't think its worth the risk.

Anybody use it for gaming?!? People sayed that already on 5 MS monitors starting to ghost.

Tempting price. Really can't justify it but would love one.

Out of stock now

oos....this deal need to expire.

my 27 inch benq is 1080p. Anything smaller for more res, I would feel thats not efficient.

So, which of the 27" 1440p monitors on there would you rate? It seems Qnix quality has taken a hit, and I didn't see Crossover ones there?

Same here, but phone operating systems tend to be better at handling very high pixel density than desktop Windows.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dell-Home-P2416D-24-WQHD-LED-LCD-Monitor-2560-x-1440-8ms-16-9-DP-HDMI-VGA-/371464621735?hash=item567d044ea7:g:etAAAOSw5ZBWH62J

£160.81 if using ebay code.