Official Dell U2413 Thread

[kinbalight]

Best price I can get is $738.

how many years warranty?

 

[bhtan83]

its a very nice monitor but a 24" @ that kind of price... lol i cant do it..

 

[xtwis7]

how many years warranty?

3, 5-year is $770.

 

[IDZetc]

Yes bro! Using 2 x 2413!

picture picture picture

 

[danxiaogui86]

picture picture picture

Will take tomorrow. He he. Enjoying first :x

 

[kinbalight]

read somewhere that some users seem to have quite bad "inverse" ghosting issues with this monitor...any of u guys have that issue?

some of them mention even when scrolling up and down websites also will get it...gaming lagi worse

 

[kohcolin]

I have a bnib but no warranty still sealed asking for 600. Decided to stick with my 2410.

 

[xtwis7]

I have a bnib but no warranty still sealed asking for 600. Decided to stick with my 2410.

BNIB and sealed but no warranty means grey set?

 

[guangzong]

Sorry to dig this old thread. Does anyone using this monitor experience this:

During normal usage of the monitor, does the last LED indicator (located at the right, the most bottom one, just above the power button) fade in and fade out?

1. I read the user manual and nothing was mentioned on this
2. I did a Google search and couldn't find anything either
3. I called Dell Support and the answer they gave me was as long as the monitor is working, it is "normal" for it to blink

Any advice, other than Dell's would be appreciated

 

[lethaldolphin]

During normal usage of the monitor, does the last LED indicator (located at the right, the most bottom one, just above the power button) fade in and fade out?

[Tested on my U2413]
The premium feel of U2413 is when you are hovering your finger near the button. The last LED button will fade in, to indicate that you need to touch/press/hover over this button to open-up the menu.

The review in Dell U2413 Review also confirms my finding.

If your last button fades in and out continuously, it means something is interfering with the sensor.

 

[guangzong]

[Tested on my U2413]
The premium feel of U2413 is when you are hovering your finger near the button. The last LED button will fade in, to indicate that you need to touch/press/hover over this button to open-up the menu.

The review in Dell U2413 Review also confirms my finding.

If your last button fades in and out continuously, it means something is interfering with the sensor.

Thank you. Yes, i read the review before posting, and i understand the sensor part. However, nothing is interfering with the sensor (no fingers nearby, no wind blowing ). Which is why i gave Dell a call. But the CSO simply told me this is normal, and if the monitor is functioning okay, then it is okay