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Dell Pro 24 Plus P2425H

A compact office display with an adjustable stand, not a USB-C video dock.

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The decision

P2425H fits a desk whose priorities are ordinary office work, flexible positioning and a manageable 23.8-inch screen. Its 100 Hz maximum is a useful supported mode, but the more important distinction is the connection layout. The USB-C socket on this model is downstream data and charging, not the video input offered by some similarly named Dell displays.

Consider it when

  • A 1080p work setup using HDMI, DisplayPort or a supported VGA mode.
  • A desk needing height, tilt, swivel and portrait pivot adjustments.

Look again when

  • A one-cable USB-C laptop video-and-charging plan.
  • A workload that needs a larger native-resolution workspace.

The checks that can change your choice

P2425H is not P2425HE

The downstream USB-C port provides data and up to 15 W charging. It does not accept DisplayPort Alt Mode video; choose a documented video input and the required USB upstream connection separately.

Check the chosen input timing

The published maximum is 100 Hz at 1920 × 1080. Verify the selected port and source, especially when using older hardware or VGA, and select the available rate in the operating system.

Published specifications

23.8-inch IPS; 1920 × 1080; up to 100 Hz; HDMI 1.4, DisplayPort 1.2 and VGA; height, tilt, swivel and pivot adjustment.

BrandDell
Exact modelPro 24 Plus P2425H
SKU / part number210-BMGH
Display size23.8 inches
Panel typeIPS
Native resolution1920 × 1080
Refresh rate100 Hz; input and mode limits apply
Input timing notesUp to 100 Hz at 1920 × 1080; verify the selected input timing.

The USB-C downstream port provides data and up to 15 W charging; it is not a USB-C video input. This P2425H is distinct from the USB-C hub P2425HE.

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A different choice worth checking

AOC 24G4The 24G4 suits a smaller desk or a gaming build intended around 1080p rather than a more demanding resolution. Its 23.8-inch size and up-to-180 Hz mode should be considered together with viewing distance and the frame rates your actual games achieve. The refresh specification is not a prediction of GPU performance.Read this model’s tradeoffs ↗ASUS ProArt Display PA279CVPA279CV is a useful shortlist entry when text, layout and a 4K workspace matter more than a high-refresh gaming mode. The USB-C display and charging path can reduce cabling, provided the laptop supports the correct video mode and is comfortable with 65 W power delivery. The ProArt label does not remove the need to manage colour for your actual workflow.Read this model’s tradeoffs ↗

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