The 24" Z24X DreamColor LED Backlit Professional LCD Display from HP is a 10-bit color accurate display complete with support for up to 1.07 billion colors. The DreamColor Display offers 100% coverage of sRGB, 99% of Adobe RGB, and BT. 709 color space coverage, along with a 1,000:1 contrast ratio, a brightness rating of 350 cd/m², and a 1920 x 1200 resolution.
This DreamColor display comes equipped with DVI-D, HDMI, DisplayPort 1.2 in, and DisplayPort 1.2 out ports making it easy to connect this monitor to a variety of computer configurations. With the integrated DisplayPort in and out ports you can daisy chain this display to create a multiple display workstation.
Often times changing between color calibration settings can be a tedious task. As a result, the HP DreamColor display features four programmable hotkeys and sixteen mappable functions. You can also utilize the HP DreamColor Calibration Solution (sold separately) to create your own custom color spaces.
Once configured, the DreamColor display can be swiveled, tilted, and raised and lowered for added viewing comfort. You can even pivot the display into portrait mode for an entirely different view.
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Key Features
- 24" DreamColor Panel
- Support for Up to 1.07 Billion Colors
- 100% sRGB Coverage
- 99% Adobe RGB Coverage
The 24" Z24X DreamColor LED Backlit Professional LCD Display from HP is a 10-bit color accurate display complete with support for up to 1.07 billion colors. The DreamColor Display offers 100% coverage of sRGB, 99% of Adobe RGB, and BT. 709 color space coverage, along with a 1,000:1 contrast ratio, a brightness rating of 350 cd/m², and a 1920 x 1200 resolution.
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HP Z24X Overview
The 24-inch DreamColor panel produces up to 1.07 billion colors from a massive color gamut covering 99% of Adobe RGB.
Experience push-button color space selection as the HP DreamColor Engine 2 powers through your content with 10-bit color accuracy.
Use the optional HP DreamColor Calibration Solution (sold separately) to recalibrate any preset or create your own color space.
Pro-class color quality with 100% coverage of sRGB, BT.709 and 99% of Adobe RGB. Crisp and clear 1,000:1 contrast ratio and high temperatures on a 1920 x 1200 resolution wide-angle IPS panel.
Enjoy 10-bit color that produces 1,024 gray levels per channel and up to 1.07 billion colors, all driven by the HP DreamColor Engine 2.
Use HP Night Vision UI in low-light areas to auto-fade button backlights when not in use. Touch any button to re-light. Enjoy fast operation with four programmable hotkeys and 16 mappable functions.
Connect to a PC, workstation, and several digital video devices with DVI, DisplayPort, and HDMI inputs. A DisplayPort output supports daisy chaining of multiple displays.
Find the most comfortable position with adjustable height, swivel, and tilt settings. Pivot the display into portrait mode.
The integrated quick release feature is an easy-to-use, VESA-compliant, LCD monitor mounting solution that allows you to quickly and securely attach an LCD monitor to a variety of stands, brackets, arms or wall mounts.
Enhanced cable management allows for concealment of power, video and USB cables. Effortless routing of cables through the cable management tunnel at the base of the column.
HP Z24XSpecs
Panel
| Type | |
| Viewable Image Area | |
| Panel Active Area | |
| Panel Type | |
| Resolution | |
| Aspect Ratio | |
| Viewing Angles | |
| Brightness | |
| Contrast Ratio (Typical) | |
| Dynamic Contrast Ratio | |
| Response Time (Typical) | |
| Pixel Pitch | |
| Backlight Lamp Life (to Half Brightness) | |
| Color Support | |
| Color Gamut |
User Controls
| Buttons/Switch | |
| Languages | |
| OSD Controls |
DreamColor Functions
| DreamColor Engine 2 | |
| Factory Calibrated Presets | |
| User Calibration Support |
Signal Interface/Performance
| Horizontal Frequency | |
| Vertical Frequency | |
| Native Resolution | |
| Preset VESA Graphic Modes (Non-Interlaced) | |
| Maximum Pixel Clock Speed | |
| User Programmable Modes | |
| Anti-Glare Glass | |
| Default Color Temperature |
Video/Other Inputs
| Plug & Play | |
| Self Powered USB 3.0 Hub | |
| DreamColor Ports | |
| Input Connectors | |
| Audio |
Power
| Power Supply | |
| Input Power | |
| Energy Star Power Consumption | |
| Default Power | |
| Maximum Power | |
| Sleep Power |
Ergonomics
| Detachable Stand | |
| Tilt Range | |
| Swivel | |
| Height Adjustable | |
| Pivot Rotation |
Environmental
| Temperature | |
| Humidity | |
| Altitude | |
| White LED Backlights | |
| CCFL Panel | |
| Arsenic-Free Display Glass | |
| Low Halogen | |
| Mercury-Free Display Backlighting | |
| Certification and Compliance |
Mechanical
| VESA Compatibility | |
| Dimensions | |
| Weight |
Packaging Info
| Package Weight | |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) |
HP Z24X Reviews
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Made in USA?
No, the country of origin is China.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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So if you can only use hp probe to calibrate its monitor using their internal software. If i use other program like ArgyllCMS can i still assess hp BT. 709 color space or only with hp probe Thanks?
I have only used the HP calibrator and have had my monitor for almost a year now. I will say that the color never looked right to me anyway, even after calibration.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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Does Hp offers calibration software for osx? i see on the hp website that they do is this correct? And will my i1display pro probe work with it? Thanks
Hp does offer the software for dream color displays. However what I found is that you need a special i1 display probe that is specifically designed to work with the dream color display. The prob you have doesn't work. The software doesn't recognize it.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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I want to connect new macbook pro (mid 2014) to the dreamcolor z24x to use as a reference monitor with Resolve. I am really confused as to what I need for the connections. Will the Blackmagic ultrastudio mini monitor work? What else would I need. Thanks!
I use the monitor with a high-powered Asus PC for all my Adobe photography apps. Great color representation and it serves my needs completely, but I know this is not answering your question.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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I'm wondering how many of you have noticed the magenta cast. 2 references in the reviews here alone. I purchased one and it has magenta blotchiness on the left side. A review I read somewhere else said this had been an issue with units manufactured prior to June 2014 but the issue had been fixed for anything after that date. A calibration report that came with mine had a date of October 2014. I assume calibration takes place immediately upon completion of manufacturing but the issue is definitely there. That said it otherwise seems to be a great monitor. Rich, vibrant colours. Am I expecting too much for a monitor at this price point? I'm considering returning for a Dell U2413. Thanks for any feedback on this.
No magenta cast. A touch of shadow in the bottom right corner, but a great monitor overall.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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What is the difference to this hp display?<a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1010658-REG/hp_gv546a4_aba_hp_lp2480zx_24.html target= _blank >http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1010658-REG/hp_gv546a4_aba_hp_lp2480zx_24.html</a>
I had the same question. I dug through all the specs on both monitors and as best as I could tell, they were identical in gamut and contrast ratio and any other important measures. I assumed at the time that the LP2480zx was a newer model and the older Z24x would be phased out when it was out of stock. However, they still seem to be around so I don't really know. there does seem to be a cost savings with the Z24x which is why I went that route. So far its been a good monitor.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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Is this compatible with my 2014 Mac Book Pro Retina?
Yes it is compatible. You can use your thunderbolt output to the monitor's mini display port or you can use the hdmi output to the monitors hdmi input. Both inputs are 1920x1200 resolution because that's the native resolution of the monitor. If you wanted a little higher resolution, look into the 27 model.
Date published: 2018-08-25