ViewSonic VX2452MH Gaming Monitor: 1920X1080, 60Hz, 🖥️ Anti Glare, HD, LCD - Ultimate Gaming Experience! Review

First, this monitor has amazing detail and clarity in every aspect. The text is bright, clear and easy to read. Videos on this monitor look as good or better than my 42" Samsung HD LED TV. The games I play also look better on this monitor than on my other monitors (including these 22" and 23" monitors). ViewSonic VA2246M, HP 2159M and Acer G236HL. The refresh rate at 60Hz could have been better, and compared to the old-school CRT, the frame rate seems to slow down a bit more than I need, but…

It replaced a 22" Viewsonic that I had for years but was blown away by the flash. I like the quality, setup is a bit tricky but doable. The only thing I don't like are the tin speakers. much better. I use it on a laptop with Mac OS.10.14.5.

I use it in combination with a docking station to create regular workspaces with three monitors. So far I have installed at least 20 workstations. That means I bought and installed 60 of these monitors. No problem with any of them. For mixed use in the office, they're great.

I originally bought this to replace my Acer SB220Q as my main monitor and was generally disappointed at first. Contrast was extremely high, and adjusting settings via the OSD (whose buttons were very sharp and cutting my fingers) didn't help at all. The colors were a little more saturated than I thought they should have been. The viewing angles were quite narrow and the corners were dark, and this combined with the high native contrast made it difficult to discern dark images or games. Plain…

I was disappointed that the monitor didn't come with an HDMI cable. When using these monitors with a laptop, most docking stations offer an HDMI connection, some offer a PC VGA connection, but none offer a DVI connection. I know that DVI and HDMI are essentially the same, except DVI does not contain sound. The manufacturer should include HDMI cables for a more versatile connection method. Picture quality is good, but the settings screens are awkward to use and you have to be careful which…

Upgraded since my 19" ViewSonic finally died after 15 years. The picture is amazing, clear and comfortable for my games. The 75MHz refresh rate is enough for my work, both office work and gaming.

On Friday April 11th I was in a bind. I woke up that day, opened my trusty MacBook Pro and heard this. Sound. Bad sound. A horrible squirming sound that's a bit reminiscent of a meat grinder creating a pile of sausages for some sort of sausage party. And this noise came from my laptop. After running around in sheer panic for a while, I decided that no matter what was going on, it was time to replace my 5 year old computer. So I bought a great Mac mini (Quad Core i7 with 8GB RAM) but then I…

I've had it for about a month and it's fantastic! My six-year-old 25-inch HANNspree display was suffering from motherboard-related issues that would cost about the same price to repair, so buying a new one instead wasn't a problem for me. As a PC repair technician, I have four widescreen displays here in my study and this is the one I use the most. The "lowering" by an inch on this 24" isn't noticeable at all, but the sharpness of it blows away the other three and the defective one it replaced.

Edit: Thanks to Cliffs' comment on the impact of image quality when Game Mode is enabled. His hint to turn off game mode with the up arrow was helpful. I don't usually read manuals, but rather dig through the settings to change what I need. I didn't find the game mode with my usual method. Just hitting the up arrow would never happen on my approach. The picture is noticeably improved. Better smoothness, less grainy properties. Now the image quality is better for us. Color saturation is still…

I don't see many monitor reviews from Mac users, so here's one for you. I received this monitor this morning and hooked it up to my MacBook Pro (Retina, 15" Late 2013) with NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 2GB graphics card with El Capitan. This is my first time using my monitor with a mini-Displayport to Connected to HDMI cable I bought from Monoprice about a year ago.I travel a lot and do a lot of corporate video work.This is the same cable I use to connect my Mac to a lot of video mixers with an HDMI…

I have had ViewSonic monitors before and have always been amazed by the quality. I bought this particular monitor for use at my work place because of the many inputs. Almost every PC I work on connects to this monitor without an adapter. Enclosed speakers eliminate the need for separate external speakers. I just wish the speakers were a little more than watts.

I have it for display in portrait mode. Still weird to look at since I'm used to landscape mode. The picture is perfect for what I need. I use this to view PDFs and other documents so I can see more at once with less free space.

This screen is lightweight, easy to move around for better viewing, and works with my MAC. Color quality may not be as good as my MAC monitor, but much cheaper.

Given the high number of monitors sold and the high ratings, I expected a quick and error-free installation. This was not my experience. There were no problems with installing and connecting cables. there is a facility

I have this ViewSonic to replace the 19 inch ViewSonic in my main gaming system. (i7-4790, 16GB RAM, GTX-1060 6GB GDDR5 RAM). The old monitor ran at 1366 x 768 and I decided to upgrade to a higher resolution monitor to match my new graphics card. The installation went well. Included with the monitor. After all the connections were made, I turned on the monitor and started the operating system. Win 10 loaded the normal default driver it always loads and the system boots up Appearance Also I had…

I liked the first one so much that I bought the second. Both came with no settings, drivers or other necessary manipulations. Thanks Viewsonic.

I got it to do some light games, which it's good for. I had to make some adjustments to make it like it, but it plays Breath of the Wild, the Uncharted 4 remastered version, rattle and clink, and Guardian play very well. In fact, almost all of my PS5 and Switch games look fine. But I also use this monitor to connect my phone or tablet and switch to DEX mode. It looks great and gives me a nice desktop computer. I think there are probably better gaming monitors out there, but for what I use it…

After my old Acer died, I decided it was time to upgrade to 1080P. But even for someone who has been working with computers for almost 25 years; Monitors are very difficult to buy. In fact, it took me 3 weeks to finally push a pair of these VX2452MHs in place of the equivalent low-response Asus, Acer, and BenQ gaming monitors. Let's get to the review, which will be brief, from a dual screen perspective and about 3 days of use. I'll try to answer the questions I originally asked myself as part…

I have used View Sonic monitors in the past and have always been happy with them. No problem; They worked straight out of the box for years. The main reason I bought this monitor was the View Split software - I had enough trouble setting up 2 monitors that it was time to go back to 1 and the partitioning software. On my screen it was a bonus and just what I needed. That's when the problems started. The View Split zip file was terrible. According to my IT friend, Zip was badly made. It was only…