When we reviewed the HP DreamColor Z27x a few years ago, its color accuracy, grayscale performance, and robust feature set earned it our Editors' Choice award. Its smaller sibling, the DreamColor Z24x G2 Display ($489), is also a stellar performer, and it too is equipped with lots of features including multiple video inputs, a four-port USB hub, and a fully adjustable stand. It doesn't offer quite as many color presets and management options as the Z27x, but it does support hardware calibration with an optional calibration kit. That said, its $489 price puts it at the high end of the price scale for a midsize mainstream monitor, but photographers or designers who value color accuracy above all else should give this screen a look. Good Connectivity The DreamColor Z24x looks just like the DreamColor Z27x, only smaller. It uses a plain-looking matte black cabinet with 0.8 inch bezels and a matching ergonomic stand that provides tilt, swivel, height, and pivot adjustments. On the rig...
The HP DreamColor Z24x G2 is a somewhat pricey 24-inch monitor that delivers excellent color accuracy and precise grayscale performance.
Excellent color accuracy and grayscale performance; Lots of ports; Fully adjustable stand; Wide viewing angles; Supports hardware calibration
Pricey; Low resolution