Color comes in beautifully and its a great size, even larger than needed

It was just the right size for the location we put it and works beautifully.

This just looks fantastic, it is a great size (you can work on documents side by side easily) and the clarity is excellent.

after using it for few hours I have realized it's actually a nice monitor and the size is just right for me as I often sit from a distance

The resolution is fantastic and the 24" frameless screen is just the right size for my home computer desk

In addition to easy setup, I love that the screen goes right up to the edge; there's only about 1/4" rim

Excellent resolution, easy setup, especially with the Mokin USB 3.1 adapter.

Overall, a very nice looking monitor that does the job, for a very good price.

I went with 5 stars because for how classy and sleek and nice it is, its a great price

I got the resolution and size in a monitor at a great price.

Nice colors, no dead pixels and very nice price

If you need a reliable, high quality monitor for a good price, look no further

Wonderful image, is frameless and unbelievable crispness

Fortunately, the defaults produce a pretty decent image

There is an anti-glare coating on the screen, but it is a compromise between anti-glare and crispness so you will see some muted glare from bright lights but the image is crisper than you would get on a completely matte screen

Fortunately Amazon took care of me and issued a

This monitor provides a crystal-clear image, once you figure out how to use it

It's amazing how big a difference 2ms can be.okpros:- sleek looking monitor- thin and lightweight panel- metal (yes metal

The only critical thing I have to say about it is that the combination of it being lightweight but large on a very Insubstantial (but attractive looking!) base, makes the monitor fairly easy to physically jostle or bounce around unless you have very heavy desk

As good as it looks, it is hard to believe this is not a 4K monitor

Overall, a very nice looking monitor that does the job, for a very good price.

Very sleek and professional looking with it's silver chrome base

When trying out this screen, the most remarkable thing we noted about it is just how bright it is

Best thing is that it does not take up that much room on my desk.

Ya know, if this thing was any sexier, I'd have to start buying it lingerie

I do not believe the user should have to do this though and packing material under one side to prop it up defeats any fashion benefits of its design anyway, so it just plain needs to go and be replaced with a real stand instead of the awful ultra-thin bar triangle thing

The only critical thing I have to say about it is that the combination of it being lightweight but large on a very Insubstantial (but attractive looking!) base, makes the monitor fairly easy to physically jostle or bounce around unless you have very heavy desk

and it quickly was returned because the display gave me a headache and was fuzzy.

The Mac had no trouble adjusting the display to the optimum resolution

no discoloration when someone pinch my display with their fingers >

This Viewsonic on the other hand has a crisp, clear display and is plenty bright.

Somewhere I've read of problems interfacing a digital display with an older, analog connection, but I've noticed no degradation in the signal and the picture looks great

On top of that the build quality is bad, it feels cheap an flimsy

This monitor has great picture quality but the sound is unusable

Audio - typical poor quality through the built in speakers.

Had it for almost 7 months and the monitor is great, it has great quality and at that price it is a must buy

It was installed with ease and has excellent picture quality

I'm running a GTX 1080, so when games are more demanding, I just turn SMAA down but keep the FXAA on, but if all else fails, turning the resolution down still looks

I found out that I must make sure "Duplicate these displays" is NOT selected in the Windows "Multiple Displays" menu; after that, no problem getting the full resolution

I wanted to replace the monitor in my office and wanted something that was larger and had better resolution

The older computer does like a different resolution, not available on this monitor, but I haven't suffered for it

Upon initial use, the monitor was close to what was expected, the resolution was fairly poor and colors were okay but not necessarily vibrant as you might hope.

Not only the screen is great, the who monitor is stylish.

I was a little hesitant that the 32" screen might be overkill in an office, but it works great

Excellent bright screen, color is strong and I can work on photos of my paintings so easily on the larger surface

However...The backlight bleed-through is very noticeable when the display is showing a dark screen

Which is scary, knowing I saw a review on Amazon of a guy who completely broke the screen because it's easy to snap

It is a great monitor with a few odd design choices I don't love

Really a stupid design idea - had mine a weak and already several scratches - why Viewsonic, why?.

The superb design of the VX2776-SMHD 27" allows a larger viewing area with a footprint of a 22" monitor.

60 Hz refresh rate is plenty for this cat, plus the ultra thin design is very chic

Beautiful image, nice design, plug and play with basic sound

Huh?I wouldn't exactly call the controls intuitive, but now that I've figured out "sleep" means, "turn off in 30 minutes even if you are using the monitor," NOT "turn off in 30 minutes of no use

(Dell Ultrasharp:+It has actual buttons, I hated the touch sensitive controls on the Dell Ultrasharp (Although the buttons feel cheap)+Minimal back light bleed (Probably because it's not bright at all, the max brightness is still really dull)+Plenty of menu options but the only one that looks semi-decent is "Web" mode

It has built-in speakers and sound isn't too bad by monitor standards but the awkward controls of the monitor make it very difficult to adjust volume along with all other settings.

(Dell Ultrasharp:+It has actual buttons, I hated the touch sensitive controls on the Dell Ultrasharp (Although the buttons feel cheap)+Minimal back light bleed (Probably because it's not bright at all, the max brightness is still really dull)+Plenty of menu options but the only one that looks semi-decent is "Web" mode

The terrible controls are a pain and are bad enough to warrant a full star deduction but I don't think it's bad enough to be a deal-breaker for most people.

Great gaming monitor, great panel, no bleeding, no dead pixels, no ghosting

Wonderful display that did not disappoint, no dead pixels, crystal clear picture with fantastic resolution.

Bottom frame is about 1.8cm.+ Real buttons, easy to navigate menu, many options to choose from: game mode, web mode, etc.+ No dead / bright pixel

Just careful as the mount is stiff.- Great for gaming; pixels are so small that enabling Anti-Aliasing will be pointless and the difference is barely noticeable

No light bleeding on my panel, no dead pixels, no ghosting

I can easily stare at this display for 9 - 10 hours a day and not have headaches or eye strain

Also blue filter lighting of its screen will help reduce my eyes’ strain risk.

Not too much eye strain and my office is mainly lit by lamps

and you'll see how glossy/reflective they are -- really annoying unless you're in a completely dark room or that doesn't bother you).Note also that the panel for Viewsonic

Amazing picture and colors, best I've seen in a matte screen (the 23" Acers have good color and picture too, but unfortunately are ultra-glossy, which gives you terrible reflections unless you're in a totally dark room

It would be a little bright for a dark room, but my wife likes a room with a lot of natural lighting.

Even in a dim lit room, this looks dark (with brightness 100%) compared to other screens (even a 2011 Macbook Pro)