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Dell Ultrathin 24-inch monitor is on sale for $100 off
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TL;DR: The sleek Dell Ultrathin 24-inch monitor is on sale for $199.49, saving you $100.
A big, bulky monitor can make your workspace look more cluttered than it is, especially if you’re hooking a up to it. To cut down on bulk, you might consider making the switch to a thin monitor.
A 24-inch Dell Ultrathin monitor is a solid choice and it won’t set you back too much — you can currently get it on sale for $199.49, down from $299.99.
Visuals on this monitor appear vibrant and true-to-life thanks to CinemaColor — experience HDR content with deep blacks and dazzling brights. Everything looks stunning from any angle on the IPS screen.
This monitor will look super sleek on your desk, its profile measuring in at only 5.5 millimeters at its thinnest. It also has skinny bezels for a virtually borderless screen experience. The screen has peak brightness, but also optimizes eye comfort and reduces harm.
Arranging all your cords is hassle free with the monitor’s easy-to-access connectivity ports, which include dual HDMI ports. The monitor is also adjustable to your comfort.
Check out the Dell Ultrathin 24-inch monitor on sale for $199.49.
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