Dell UltraSharp 2007WFP

Dell UltraSharp 2007WFP

UltraSharp 2007WFP Review, by Laura Blackwell June 9, 2006

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• Latest User Reviews 1 review
• Reviewed by: PersianDark

  Duration of ownership: 4 Months

  Strengths: Resolution, refresh rate, style(overall look), picture quality.

  Weaknesses: None!!!!

  Overall: I bought this for my gaming rig that was using a 19" viewsonic CRT(a great one), and I bought this monitor(Dell has it for like $360 now) and set up dual-monitors with the CRT. It is so crazy how much better this LCD looks compared to my awesome CRT(it was viewsonic's ultrabright model, one of the better crt monitors out there). I have played 2 games mostly since I have had this, warcraft 3(which does NOT have wide-screen support) and Oblivion(which does support widescreen resolutions). Oblivion looked BEAUTIFUL with the 1650 x 1050 resolution this supports. Warcraft, I ran on the highest resolution, which was not a widescreen one, but somehow it looked marvelous anyways, and it did not feel stretched out either. I was very impressed. Get it, if not this one, the 24" dell (which I'm saving for, so I can dual the 20" and 24"). FYI, I do work for Dell(its what made me by it) and I recommend getting it at a Dell Direct Store, sometimes they can get you better prices, I work at the Dulles Town Center Mall in VA, and we do have it on display as well. Anywho, I love it, no reason not to recommend it, I dont use the usb ports, but it was a nice addition.

• Reviewed by: themp

  Strengths: Everything about it.

  Weaknesses: None, so far

  Overall: I did a lot of research before making my purchase. I am not disappointed. This is my first LCD flat screen monitor and I only bought one. If I had more space I would expand and purchase another one.

• Reviewed by: LaraLynn

  Strengths: Super bright colors, clarity and resolution are awesome, usb ports on side

  Weaknesses: None.

  Overall: As a staunch CRT graphics person, I was kinda iffy about this purchase. I am so pleased with this purchase. This monitor is outstanding. There are buttons on the lower right corner that are easy to manuver/navigate and the usb ports on the lower right edge are very convienient. The resolution is wonderful with my photogrammetry work. Now I have room on my desk for other items besides the CRT! You won't be dissappointed with this monitor.

• Reviewed by: nicolasxp

  Strengths: Awesome picture quality; Large viewing area; low price.

  Weaknesses: none so far

  Overall: This monitor is awesome. I mostly held back from getting a widescreen monitor because I was afraid that I would not be able to run games at the high native resolution but FEAR extraction point looks pretty sweet on it @1024 x728. In regular desktop use you would not even know its an LCD. Its much better than my old 19" Samsung LCD.

• Reviewed by: masterren

  Strengths: Aesthetically pleasing, 4 port USB 2.0 hub included (2x in back, 2x on right side), height adjustable, able to rotate to portrait view, able to rotate side-to-side, 3 year warranty included

  Weaknesses: Some kind of speckling effect on bright colors (hard to explain), needs a somewhat powerful system to run games at native resolution (1680x1050)

  Overall: Coming from a 15" LCD, this monitor was a huge step up. High resolution widescreen (1680x1050) lets you use photo editing tools much easier than before. It also lets you watch movies at a much larger size since they are always restricted on width and not height. After ordering the monitor on the main Dell site on a Saturday, I received it on Wednesday. The box was quite light (much lighter than any CRT box. After unpacking it, there was not much to set up. Attach the stand to the screen and plug in the monitor to the computer and power outlet. At first I thought the stand would be weak, but it is solidly built of metal rather than plastic. Pictures are very vibrant if you are using DVI. If you are using a VGA connection, you will not see very high picture quality. Also, I have yet to see any ghosting in any of my RTS or FPS games. Those of you who are concerned about the 16ms response rate should not be scared. Overall, I'm very pleased with my purchase. This monitor may cost about $50 more than some of its competitors, but I certainly think the Pros (as listed above) are worth the extra money. And despite what anyone says, in my experience, Dell customer service is very good.

• Reviewed by: nkoche1

  Strengths: S-IPS panel,relatively low price,a full range of physical adjustments: tilt, height, pivot, and swivel;4 inputs: VGA, DVI, S-video, composite

  Weaknesses: little loss of really dark details,backlight non-uniformity (lighter in the corners)

  Overall: Nice monitor, have S-IPS matrix, which mean that you really have 178 degree viewing angle and perfect colors. Contrast is not very high, though. Films looks great on this widescreen monitor, text easy to read, and games runs smooth too. The comparable NEC 20WMGX2 cost at least $100 more, so it's up to you which one to choose. I choose Dell :)