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Have you ever used IPS monitors before? My old NEC had the same "sparkle" to it's anti-glare coating, as does my friend's Doublesight IPS. It doesn't bother me much at all, but I can see how it might to others. And I actually love the touch controls, they're super snappy, and really slick...
Not at all. The colors are noticeably more vibrant than my last monitor which had a narrower gamut, but not at all "oversaturated". Viewing the color contrast chart at http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/contrast.php I can easily distinguish every band, and they are all uniform.
I've calibrated...
At that price it's a great deal from a local distributor, and it would be hard to find an IPS monitor better. It's truly an excellent picture, from accurate colors to excellent uniformity. I paid $535 for mine and it was the best money I've ever spent on a monitor. The tint issues you hear about...
Why are the preset RGB modes so important to you? You can easily calibrate the monitor in Standard or Custom to be more accurate then the factory preset sRGB mode.
I'm really at a loss as to why the dithering in these presets is such a big deal to people...
Mine has no tinting issues at all and very good uniformity. I compared it to my friend's 26" DS, the U2410 has noticeably better uniformity, and better whites.
I believe the vast majority of U2410s do not have the tinting. It might seem like a lot do if you've been following this forum...
Except that those "issues" either rarely exist (tinting), or are hardly noticeable (dithering in RGB preset). Both of which can be remedied -- if you're extremely unlucky and receive a tinted screen just send it back to Dell claiming you see a broken pixel, if you really actually care about the...
That youtube video is pretty pointless as the camera which took it has way more noise and artifacts then the dithering issue in the U2410. The dithering issue is really not that bad, you can only tell there is dithering if you put your nose up to the screen. Sitting back a few feet you can...
I just received my U2410 on the Dec 10th, it's Rev.A00. No tinting what so ever can been seen on it, there were no dead/lit pixels, and while I can notice the dithering in RGB modes if I look closely, it's really not as bad as some people are making it out to be. When I sit back normally...