U2318

U2318 is a model designation used by multiple manufacturers for 23-inch LCD computer monitors. The best-known reference is in Dell’s UltraSharp line, where U2318H and related variants were released in the mid-to-late 2010s. As a class, U2318 monitors typically feature a 23-inch diagonal screen, commonly with 1920x1080 resolution, and use an IPS-style panel that offers wide viewing angles and generally accurate color reproduction.

Design and features commonly found on U2318-class displays include ergonomic stands with tilt, swivel, and height adjustment, plus compatibility with VESA mounting. The panels are designed for office work and multimedia, balancing color performance with energy efficiency. Connectivity typically includes multiple digital inputs, such as HDMI and DisplayPort, and many models offer a built-in USB hub; some revisions may include additional legacy inputs or audio pass-through.

Variants and evolution: The U2318 designation has appeared across several brands, with the Dell U2318H being the most widely cited example. Over time, the market saw a shift toward higher-resolution 23-inch models and other size classes, leading to a gradual decline in new 1080p U2318-branded entries. Nevertheless, the label persists in historical references to early- and mid-2010s 23-inch desktop displays.

Usage and reception: U2318-class monitors have been used in office, education, and multimedia setups. They are generally noted for practical ergonomics and solid color performance within their class, though exact specifications and feature sets vary by manufacturer and revision.

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