Dell 24 And 27 Plus Monitors: Features And Pricing Overview

Dell has introduced a new set of monitors aimed at people who use their screens for both work and entertainment. The Dell 24 and 27 Plus Monitors, along with the Dell 27 Plus QHD and Dell 27 Plus QHD USB-C versions, are designed for home users, students, and professionals who want a mix of clarity, comfort, and simplicity in their setup.

Dell Expands Its Lineup with New 24- and 27-Inch Plus Monitors

Display

Rather than pushing cutting-edge gaming or creator hardware, Dell seems to be taking a more balanced approach here. All four monitors support AMD FreeSync, offer a 144Hz refresh rate, and include a 1ms Motion Picture Response Time (MPRT) for smoother visuals. These aren’t necessarily gaming displays, but those specs do help reduce motion blur and screen tearing during fast-paced scenes.

Built-in dual 3W speakers handle audio without needing external accessories, while customizable sound profiles let users adjust tone and clarity depending on what they’re doing—whether that’s watching a film or attending a virtual meeting.

The lineup includes both Full HD (S2425HSM, S2725HSM) and Quad HD (S2725DSM, S2725DC) options, all featuring IPS panels for consistent color and wider viewing angles. These choices make sense for multi-purpose households or small home offices where one screen may serve several needs.

All models are also TÜV Rheinland 4-star certified for eye comfort, a small but meaningful addition for anyone staring at screens for long periods. It helps reduce blue light exposure and eye strain—something that’s easy to overlook until it becomes a problem.

Design

Dell’s latest monitors keep things minimal. The stands are adjustable in height and tilt, and the bezels are narrow enough to blend into most spaces without drawing attention. The USB-C model in particular is a nod to modern setups, letting you power a laptop and send video through a single cable.