Dell 14 Portable Monitor - P1424H - X9CCJ
Experience dual-screen productivity anywhere with Dell’s 14" portable monitor.
Experience dual-screen productivity anywhere with Dell’s 14" portable monitor.
Experience dual-screen productivity anywhere with Dell’s 14" portable monitor.
Experience dual-screen productivity anywhere with Dell’s 14" portable monitor.
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Dell 14inch FHD IPS Portable Monitor (P1424H)
Dell P-Series P1424H 14" FHD IPS USB-C Monitor | 1920x1080 | 6 ms Response | 65W Power Delivery | USB-C
Delivery between 12–15 Oct $8.95
Dell P-Series P1424H 14" FHD IPS USB-C Monitor with USB-C
Delivery between 8–12 Oct $10
Dell P1424H 14inch FHD IPS Portable Monitor
Delivery between 7–13 Oct $22.06
Dell P1424H 14" Class Full HD LED Monitor - 16:9 - Black
Dell P1424H 14 Inch Full HD (1920x1080) Portable Monitor, 60Hz, IPS, 6ms, 2x USB-C, 3 Year Warranty, Silver
Delivery between 11–14 Oct $29
DELL P Series P1424H Portable Monitor 35.6 cm (14") 1920 x 1080 pixels Full HD LCD
originally posted on dell.com
For people who travel consistently or find themselves in remote situations on a frequent basis, losing your extra monitor and being limited to the standard laptop monitor is a burden. This monitor is a spot on tool in those scenarios. It is easy to set up, easy to carry around, and easy to close back up. Now, when it comes to challenges, they do exist, but aren't with the monitor itself. This monitor is intended as a portable monitor, not really as a permanent monitor. While I assume it could be used in a more permanent fashion (and I tried this in testing to see how I liked it) I found myself thinking more that it was a tablet than just a monitor. As such, I was constantly tapping on it and finding myself aggravated that it wasn't a touch screen. We're just that ... MoreFor people who travel consistently or find themselves in remote situations on a frequent basis, losing your extra monitor and being limited to the standard laptop monitor is a burden. This monitor is a spot on tool in those scenarios. It is easy to set up, easy to carry around, and easy to close back up. Now, when it comes to challenges, they do exist, but aren't with the monitor itself. This monitor is intended as a portable monitor, not really as a permanent monitor. While I assume it could be used in a more permanent fashion (and I tried this in testing to see how I liked it) I found myself thinking more that it was a tablet than just a monitor. As such, I was constantly tapping on it and finding myself aggravated that it wasn't a touch screen. We're just that conditioned anymore that everything should have a touch interface! Having it next to my Dell Latitude 9450 was attractive, but I could never get the colors and brightness to match between them. While that's not a deal killer and is something I could live with in short bursts, in a more permanent fashion it would be aggravating. We've found a number of business use cases for this device. One we're particularly excited about is the folks who are hesitant to have a second monitor. This is an easy way to trial that experience without cables all over the place. You might wonder who doesn't want a second display, but they're out there!
originally posted on dell.com
USB-C Passes power, NOT data. Monitor has (2) USB-C ports, but do not be misled -- it cannot daisy chain to a 2nd such monitor, nor can you attach an accessory. Said monitor does advertise correctly that it only passes power. Consider that the XPS Laptop has (3) USB-C ports. In my usual configuration I attach wall power to an external DELL battery pack, and connect that battery to computer via USB-C. The external battery also has a USB-A bridge, which I run to USB-A device hub and mouse/keyboard. Unfortunately, if I choose to use the external battery pack inline with this monitor, I then lose its USB-A bridge capability. That means of the 3 USB-C ports, one must be power pack AND one of which must be this monitor. That leaves one USB-C port left on the XPS13. That ... MoreUSB-C Passes power, NOT data. Monitor has (2) USB-C ports, but do not be misled -- it cannot daisy chain to a 2nd such monitor, nor can you attach an accessory. Said monitor does advertise correctly that it only passes power. Consider that the XPS Laptop has (3) USB-C ports. In my usual configuration I attach wall power to an external DELL battery pack, and connect that battery to computer via USB-C. The external battery also has a USB-A bridge, which I run to USB-A device hub and mouse/keyboard. Unfortunately, if I choose to use the external battery pack inline with this monitor, I then lose its USB-A bridge capability. That means of the 3 USB-C ports, one must be power pack AND one of which must be this monitor. That leaves one USB-C port left on the XPS13. That will work for many, but for me, there's no benefit for me of the monitor's 2nd USB-C port.
originally posted on dell.com
Pros: The best thing about this product is the instant plug-and-play aspect (no need to download any drivers or even choose any accessory on my Mac Book). Existent (as opposed to non-existent if you bought a weird brand) warranty and support, according to Dell website. Shipped quickly; efficient checkout process on Dell website. Lightweight and comes with felt case. Cons: The 14" screen is much narrower and smaller than expected - it's longer than it is tall, compared to my MacBook screen, so really check your measurements and adjust your expectations. So thin, plasticky, and lightweight that it feels like it will break right away if not handled with extreme care. The case needs to have a pocket for the accompanying cable. Display quality is tolerable but to as ... MorePros: The best thing about this product is the instant plug-and-play aspect (no need to download any drivers or even choose any accessory on my Mac Book). Existent (as opposed to non-existent if you bought a weird brand) warranty and support, according to Dell website. Shipped quickly; efficient checkout process on Dell website. Lightweight and comes with felt case. Cons: The 14" screen is much narrower and smaller than expected - it's longer than it is tall, compared to my MacBook screen, so really check your measurements and adjust your expectations. So thin, plasticky, and lightweight that it feels like it will break right away if not handled with extreme care. The case needs to have a pocket for the accompanying cable. Display quality is tolerable but to as crisp as my MacBook. The user interface/dialogue boxes that pop up look very pixelated and 1990s.
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| HD Format | Full HD (1080p) |
| Horizontal Resolution | 1920 |
| Vertical Resolution | 1080 |
| Response Time | 6 ms |
Dell 14inch FHD IPS Portable Monitor (P1424H)
Dell P-Series P1424H 14" FHD IPS USB-C Monitor | 1920x1080 | 6 ms Response | 65W Power Delivery | USB-C
Delivery between 12–15 Oct $8.95
Dell P-Series P1424H 14" FHD IPS USB-C Monitor with USB-C
Delivery between 8–12 Oct $10
Dell P1424H 14inch FHD IPS Portable Monitor
Delivery between 7–13 Oct $22.06
Dell P1424H 14" Class Full HD LED Monitor - 16:9 - Black
For people who travel consistently or find themselves in remote situations on a frequent basis, losing your extra monitor and being limited to the standard laptop monitor is a burden. This monitor is a spot on tool in those scenarios. It is easy to set up, easy to carry around, and easy to close back up. Now, when it comes to challenges, they do exist, but aren't with the monitor itself. This monitor is intended as a portable monitor, not really as a permanent monitor. While I assume it could be used in a more permanent fashion (and I tried this in testing to see how I liked it) I found myself thinking more that it was a tablet than just a monitor. As such, I was constantly tapping on it and finding myself aggravated that it wasn't a touch screen. We're just that ... MoreFor people who travel consistently or find themselves in remote situations on a frequent basis, losing your extra monitor and being limited to the standard laptop monitor is a burden. This monitor is a spot on tool in those scenarios. It is easy to set up, easy to carry around, and easy to close back up. Now, when it comes to challenges, they do exist, but aren't with the monitor itself. This monitor is intended as a portable monitor, not really as a permanent monitor. While I assume it could be used in a more permanent fashion (and I tried this in testing to see how I liked it) I found myself thinking more that it was a tablet than just a monitor. As such, I was constantly tapping on it and finding myself aggravated that it wasn't a touch screen. We're just that conditioned anymore that everything should have a touch interface! Having it next to my Dell Latitude 9450 was attractive, but I could never get the colors and brightness to match between them. While that's not a deal killer and is something I could live with in short bursts, in a more permanent fashion it would be aggravating. We've found a number of business use cases for this device. One we're particularly excited about is the folks who are hesitant to have a second monitor. This is an easy way to trial that experience without cables all over the place. You might wonder who doesn't want a second display, but they're out there!
USB-C Passes power, NOT data. Monitor has (2) USB-C ports, but do not be misled -- it cannot daisy chain to a 2nd such monitor, nor can you attach an accessory. Said monitor does advertise correctly that it only passes power. Consider that the XPS Laptop has (3) USB-C ports. In my usual configuration I attach wall power to an external DELL battery pack, and connect that battery to computer via USB-C. The external battery also has a USB-A bridge, which I run to USB-A device hub and mouse/keyboard. Unfortunately, if I choose to use the external battery pack inline with this monitor, I then lose its USB-A bridge capability. That means of the 3 USB-C ports, one must be power pack AND one of which must be this monitor. That leaves one USB-C port left on the XPS13. That ... MoreUSB-C Passes power, NOT data. Monitor has (2) USB-C ports, but do not be misled -- it cannot daisy chain to a 2nd such monitor, nor can you attach an accessory. Said monitor does advertise correctly that it only passes power. Consider that the XPS Laptop has (3) USB-C ports. In my usual configuration I attach wall power to an external DELL battery pack, and connect that battery to computer via USB-C. The external battery also has a USB-A bridge, which I run to USB-A device hub and mouse/keyboard. Unfortunately, if I choose to use the external battery pack inline with this monitor, I then lose its USB-A bridge capability. That means of the 3 USB-C ports, one must be power pack AND one of which must be this monitor. That leaves one USB-C port left on the XPS13. That will work for many, but for me, there's no benefit for me of the monitor's 2nd USB-C port.
Pros: The best thing about this product is the instant plug-and-play aspect (no need to download any drivers or even choose any accessory on my Mac Book). Existent (as opposed to non-existent if you bought a weird brand) warranty and support, according to Dell website. Shipped quickly; efficient checkout process on Dell website. Lightweight and comes with felt case. Cons: The 14" screen is much narrower and smaller than expected - it's longer than it is tall, compared to my MacBook screen, so really check your measurements and adjust your expectations. So thin, plasticky, and lightweight that it feels like it will break right away if not handled with extreme care. The case needs to have a pocket for the accompanying cable. Display quality is tolerable but to as ... MorePros: The best thing about this product is the instant plug-and-play aspect (no need to download any drivers or even choose any accessory on my Mac Book). Existent (as opposed to non-existent if you bought a weird brand) warranty and support, according to Dell website. Shipped quickly; efficient checkout process on Dell website. Lightweight and comes with felt case. Cons: The 14" screen is much narrower and smaller than expected - it's longer than it is tall, compared to my MacBook screen, so really check your measurements and adjust your expectations. So thin, plasticky, and lightweight that it feels like it will break right away if not handled with extreme care. The case needs to have a pocket for the accompanying cable. Display quality is tolerable but to as crisp as my MacBook. The user interface/dialogue boxes that pop up look very pixelated and 1990s.
This is an EXCELLENT portable monitor, one of the best Dell items I've used in a very long time. The size is great for travel, big enough to be useful but not too bulky or heavy. It uses a single USB-C cable that pulls video and power from the laptop but there's an option to plug power directly or if the laptop is on wall power this shouldn't be a problem. Text is clear and brightness/contrast is very good. You can increase the brightness/contrast but there's a built-in warning that notifies you of the additional power draw. Highest resolution is 1920x1080 so that might be too low compared to the 3K/4K laptop screens but Windows does a good job of auto-scaling. Only improvements that could be suggested is to add touch capabilities or include a better carrying case ... MoreThis is an EXCELLENT portable monitor, one of the best Dell items I've used in a very long time. The size is great for travel, big enough to be useful but not too bulky or heavy. It uses a single USB-C cable that pulls video and power from the laptop but there's an option to plug power directly or if the laptop is on wall power this shouldn't be a problem. Text is clear and brightness/contrast is very good. You can increase the brightness/contrast but there's a built-in warning that notifies you of the additional power draw. Highest resolution is 1920x1080 so that might be too low compared to the 3K/4K laptop screens but Windows does a good job of auto-scaling. Only improvements that could be suggested is to add touch capabilities or include a better carrying case for travel.
Pros:- Really lightweight- Tiny bezel- Good stand design- Decent image- Good viewing angles- One-cable USB-C connectivity for supported devices- Low latency (by casual observation only, not measured)Cons:- USB-C connectivity only- Limited max brightness- Limited power pass-through (Steam Deck slowly loses charge via passthrough power)- No touchscreen- OSD is limited to brightness and reduced-blue mode; no other settings can be changed- Default white balance is a bit cool- Reduced eye-strain mode has a weird green tint to it; just don't use itOther info:- No battery- No speakers- Matte display surfaceIt was really tough to find information prior to purchase about input support. I will say that I have tested the following:- Windows PC: works- ... MorePros:- Really lightweight- Tiny bezel- Good stand design- Decent image- Good viewing angles- One-cable USB-C connectivity for supported devices- Low latency (by casual observation only, not measured)Cons:- USB-C connectivity only- Limited max brightness- Limited power pass-through (Steam Deck slowly loses charge via passthrough power)- No touchscreen- OSD is limited to brightness and reduced-blue mode; no other settings can be changed- Default white balance is a bit cool- Reduced eye-strain mode has a weird green tint to it; just don't use itOther info:- No battery- No speakers- Matte display surfaceIt was really tough to find information prior to purchase about input support. I will say that I have tested the following:- Windows PC: works- Steam Deck: works- Samsung Galaxy S22 phone: works- Nintendo Switch: DOES NOT work- Windows PC via HDMI and USB-C HDMI adapter: DOES NOT workOne thing that bugs me is that the display suffers from a pixel overdrive ghosting effect. This is the kind of thing that appears on some monitors that are attempting to improve their pixel refresh time by hitting pixels with an inverted image as they transition. On this monitor it is quite severe, causing unpleasant artifacts in games with lots of whole-screen scrolling. I recognize that this isn't marketed as a gaming display, but it connects so easily to the Steam Deck that it's unfortunate that this overdrive ghosting makes it less pleasant to use that way. Perhaps someday we'll discover a service menu that allows us to adjust this behavior, or get a firmware update that fixes it. Dell - please look into this.
No worries this monitor is bright, clear and easy enough to setup in seconds! Let's face it, while traveling a one screen on a laptop option is never enough since most of us use two monitors for work and at home. The Dell P1424H monitor was a huge game changer while traveling for work. I am now able to have a lightweight option to bring with my laptop to use as a secondary monitor. Thus, providing me an easy plug-in play solution using only one usb-c cord, an all-in-one video and power connection! This monitor is not just for traveling too. As an IT person this allows my end users to bring their laptops to my area and share their screen in seconds. Thus no more looking over someone's should while troubleshooting and keeping a safe distance while mirroring their ... MoreNo worries this monitor is bright, clear and easy enough to setup in seconds! Let's face it, while traveling a one screen on a laptop option is never enough since most of us use two monitors for work and at home. The Dell P1424H monitor was a huge game changer while traveling for work. I am now able to have a lightweight option to bring with my laptop to use as a secondary monitor. Thus, providing me an easy plug-in play solution using only one usb-c cord, an all-in-one video and power connection! This monitor is not just for traveling too. As an IT person this allows my end users to bring their laptops to my area and share their screen in seconds. Thus no more looking over someone's should while troubleshooting and keeping a safe distance while mirroring their laptop screen. A few coworkers have recently requested to borrow this Dell P1424H monitor to give it a try. When returning the monitor some of the end users, I support have inquired for me to help them purchase for their departments. This monitor will now be an important piece of equipment for my daily IT needs.
I had been thinking about getting a portable USB monitor for a while now so I jumped at the opportunity to grab this through the vine program. The display it's self is solid, 1080p resolution, USB C and USB AC adapter passthrough. Yes that's right if you only have a single USB C on your device you can still power it by connecting your adapter to the monitor and then connecting the monitor to your laptop. Color is certainly acceptable, things look good on the display. I do have one issue with them monitor, the resolution is too low to go with the laptop it was meant to be paired with. I was sent a 7340 with a 2k LCD and pairing the two up leads to so weirdness (see pic). My only other knock on this device is the case it comes with. It's to form fitting. The LCDs fits ... MoreI had been thinking about getting a portable USB monitor for a while now so I jumped at the opportunity to grab this through the vine program. The display it's self is solid, 1080p resolution, USB C and USB AC adapter passthrough. Yes that's right if you only have a single USB C on your device you can still power it by connecting your adapter to the monitor and then connecting the monitor to your laptop. Color is certainly acceptable, things look good on the display. I do have one issue with them monitor, the resolution is too low to go with the laptop it was meant to be paired with. I was sent a 7340 with a 2k LCD and pairing the two up leads to so weirdness (see pic). My only other knock on this device is the case it comes with. It's to form fitting. The LCDs fits in it, but requires some extra effort that I wasn't expecting and still haven't gotten used to. There is also no place in the case to store the usb C cable. Just a small oversight, It's still certainly worth getting.
I was looking for a monitor that I could take when travel for work. I was worried about some of the ones offered online as I couldn't confirm the quality of the display and didn't want to invest in something I was unhappy with. I always have a great experience with Dell products and so I took the leap when I saw it was on sale. It has worked perfectly, except for when I carelessly left behind the USB 3.1 cable it came with thinking I would be able to connect using any USB cable. This wasn't the case! I finally realized my error and had to re-purchase a second USB 3.1 cable while working out of town. The only other issue I have is that my dell laptop only has 1 usb-c port which I also use for charging. I can put the chrger into the 2nd monitor port, but it doesnt ... MoreI was looking for a monitor that I could take when travel for work. I was worried about some of the ones offered online as I couldn't confirm the quality of the display and didn't want to invest in something I was unhappy with. I always have a great experience with Dell products and so I took the leap when I saw it was on sale. It has worked perfectly, except for when I carelessly left behind the USB 3.1 cable it came with thinking I would be able to connect using any USB cable. This wasn't the case! I finally realized my error and had to re-purchase a second USB 3.1 cable while working out of town. The only other issue I have is that my dell laptop only has 1 usb-c port which I also use for charging. I can put the chrger into the 2nd monitor port, but it doesnt charge the laptop well. I just wish there was an obious solution for this.
The idea behind this portable monitor was great. I just wish it would work with the laptop I purchased at the exact same time. My computer keeps stating a screen error. I went to technical support they stated it is not compatible with my computer to go to sales. I went to sales support they stated this monitor is compatible. I will be returning unless a solution is forthcoming. I really wanted this to work as it makes remote working that much better and its very light with its own case. I have even tried to get cord as the monitor has TWO usb-c ports; to see if that will make it work. It did not. The only option I see is returning it and maybe in the future I need to go into an actual store to see the actual set up before I purchase a portable monitor again (this is ... MoreThe idea behind this portable monitor was great. I just wish it would work with the laptop I purchased at the exact same time. My computer keeps stating a screen error. I went to technical support they stated it is not compatible with my computer to go to sales. I went to sales support they stated this monitor is compatible. I will be returning unless a solution is forthcoming. I really wanted this to work as it makes remote working that much better and its very light with its own case. I have even tried to get cord as the monitor has TWO usb-c ports; to see if that will make it work. It did not. The only option I see is returning it and maybe in the future I need to go into an actual store to see the actual set up before I purchase a portable monitor again (this is my 2nd attempt at purchasing a portable monitor) and it costs too much to just hope it will work one day.
My home setup consists of two 27" monitors, which I've gotten used to for daily work. This makes traveling tough when I only have my laptop monitor to work with. This portable monitor has proved to be an excellent solution. I'm using it for the first time this week and found it super easy to plug in and use - the resolution is quite good, and because the monitor is lightweight and packs down slim (and comes with a padded sleeve) it's very easy to travel with. The base allows for good tilt adjustment. I also found that even though my laptop has only one USB-C port - for power - I was able to plug my power adapter into the portable monitor, then use the other USB-C port on the portable monitor to connect to my laptop - giving power and connecting the display.
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| HD Format | Full HD (1080p) |
| Horizontal Resolution | 1920 |
| Vertical Resolution | 1080 |
| Response Time | 6 ms |
