ProsI liked the fact that it came with a DVI cable. I was afraid I was going to have to buy one on my own. Took less than 5 minutes to set up.
ConsDoes not have vertical adjustability. I miss that.

Review:Great product for the money. I would say better (and cheaper) than the brands you can get at the big-chained stores.

ProsSize, price
ConsThis is not a "Ultrasharp" like the other Dell monitors. Thats why the price is so cheap. I upgraded my "19 DELL Ultrasharp to this piece and had to return it!!!

Review:Get a Samsung or save up your cash for the Dell "24 monitor

Pros+Size
+User Friendly
+Excellent Image Quality For the Price
+Automatic Adjust
+Head Tilt
+Worth the $$$
+Awesome Resolution
Cons-Always Pops Up With the "Automatic Input" Message
-Makes a Cracking Noise About Once an Hour or so
-No Composite or S-Video Input
-Color Banding

Review:I love this monitor! It does have some color banding issues but just set the contrast to around the mid 70% and it should be minimized. I'm a professional photographer (very part-time) and I use this monitor for my image editing and it does just fine. If you're a serious pro that requires only the perfect image editing equipment, this monitor may not be for you, sorry. I also love the high resolution that this thing provides...gives me enough space to have my internet browser or image editing software up, along with my IM windows and/or a small movie playing. Widescreen adds a whole new dimension to multitasking!!!
It doesn't bother me at all that the head doesn't swivel. Just move the entire monitor...no big deal! This monitor is probably the best thing you can buy for the money and I am so glad I bought it...no regrets!

ProsLarge viewable image space
Black in colour, sleek look
Thin
Good for gaming, low resp. time
ConsImage quality suffers being a 6-bit panel.

Review:Well, being a newbie to monitors at first, I bought the E228WFP seeing it was a good size for its price. It certainly is, but despite this, the monitor's colour representation isn't up to par at all. Being a 6-bit panel which I found out later, my graphic art was rendered quite poorly, especially the gradients. Even my previous 17" was better. I'm really disappointed by this, but I guess this is what I get for cheaping out.
I would rather have an S-IPS / PVA panel and a 20" or 24" size rather than the E228WFP. Although it isn't good at all for digital art, it certainly is OK for gaming, and miscellaneous stuff such as videos, etc. If dell were to make a "22xxWFP" - having a better panel tech into a 22" size, I wouldn't mind paying an extra $100 or more for it... but oh well.
As a wrap up, I'd say buy the 2007 or 2407 series if you're looking for good colour representation and image quality. - especially if you do a ton of Photoshop... from deviantart, to manga, to wallpapers. Otherwise, the E228WFP does its job as the low-cost to benefit champion for the average user.

ProsPrice (got this one during one of Dell's WONDERFUL sales)
Size
Picture quality
Ease of set up
Free Shipping!!!
ConsNo height adjustment (no big deal for me, but this feature would be nice)

Review:Great monitor for the price! I would recommend this monitor to anyone! I haven't noticed any dead pixels, so I may be one of the lucky ones.
Got this delivered 1 month before the quoted shipping date!!

ProsEase of set-up and good quality.
ConsNone yet

Review:Works well and can see everything without my glasses.

ProsExcellent clarity
Excellent refresh rate
Excellent monitor
Excellent value
ConsNo USB hub
Stand does not allow for height adjustment

ProsGreat monitor, great picture, great resolution - everything just seems to be great with the monitor. I use it for a mix of a little bit of graphics, and mostly programming and gaming, where the 1680x1050 resolution is wonderful to have. I enjoy it so much, I requested one for my day-job as well. My vision is not remotely close to being 'good', but it is still easy for me to work with the monitor at its maximum resolution.
ConsI wish I could squeeze a 1920x1024 resolution out of it, though that would admittedly make things too small to work with. It makes me want to go all out and get one of the 24" to 30" monitors, but I don't have the money for that yet. ;-)

Review:It may cost a little more than other brand monitors, but the quality makes the additional cost well worth it for me. Also, using Ubuntu Linux, having multiple workspaces with the 1680x1050 resolution is really fantastic! You can download tools (or depending on your video card, use your video card manufacturer's supplied driver) to make this happen on Windows, but you don't get the preview or the elegant animations when switching between workspaces.

ProsCost, no glare, looks nice on desk, great response time.
ConsContrast ration too low for "view anywhere" gaming. Contrast varies slightly from top to bottom makeing it difficult at times while gaming. Not really a "gaming" monitor.

Review:Cost. That was the big pro. I had never owned any sort of lcd monitor except the 4" display on my camcorder but always wanted to. So this being my first LCD ever, I rate it as average. The display while looking straight on is fine, but moveing a foot from the center position starts to bother the eyes. I sometimes recline(so im viewing the monitor as if I were stareing up at it) and the picture gets noticeably darker, not only that, its a gradual effect. So what I mean is the top is totally dark and it get lighter towards the bottom. Another big pro is no glare. With my old CRT I had to position the monitor away from the sun and windows had to have dark curtains or gaming experience was ruined. I think this monitor would be great for anything other than gaming or graphics editing. It's cons are minor though even for gaming but had I the chance to rethink it, I would have paid the extra 100-150 bucks and went with the ultrasharp.