Review on 🖥️ VA2719-SMH Frameless Monitor with Anti-Glare, 1920X1080P Inputs and 60Hz Refresh Rate by ViewSonic by Rene Carlisle

Excellent value for money for a 27" 1440p screen. The bezel is fairly thin and looks great when used with multiple displays. I use two of them in portrait mode and a resolution of 1440 is big enough for a standard web page at full desktop resolution (which is usually between 1000 and 1600 pixels, with most being in the 1400 pixel range). 1440p resolution is much better than 1080p monitors which limit horizontal bandwidth when placed in portrait mode. The brightness is good and the color quality seems satisfactory to me. I'm not overly picky about it as it doesn't affect my performance and with that setting, there's not much to complain about anyway. I ordered the first monitor to make sure it would fit my existing mount and also to see if it at least looked good compared to my other monitors. Compared to the ASUS VG248 it replaced, they were much brighter and displayed better colors. Deeper black. The best viewing angle. Compared to my fairly new Dell monitors, they're on par in quality and "brightness", maybe a little inferior to what I (as a non-videophile) would call. However, Dell monitors cost 50% more. And since I'm constantly upgrading my workstation, I tend towards cheaper models. ViewSonic is a great monitor brand and I still have a 19" ViewSonic from the early 2000s, maybe older I forgot, it still works fine with this one. Day - while I've had many others over the years, even with much less use than the ViewSonic. Their new craftsmanship and products appear to be made with the same care. What I've learned comes from companies that care about their products and not just about profits, and we need more of that.