ViewSonic VX2457-MHD Gaming Monitor - FreeSync, 1920X1080P, 75Hz, Flicker-Free Review

I don't use it for gaming, but I will be looking at relatively large images/models, so resolution and image quality are important. My ViewSonic arrived very quickly - I removed the built in stand and placed it on a monitor mount that allows the monitor to rotate - a standard TV/monitor mount and this monitor fits easily (it took a little expert knowledge to see , which screws had to be removed to completely remove the built-in stand). Eventually I'll have to use DisplayPort, but for now I'm…

I spent a couple of weeks looking at different monitors before finally settling on this one. I have attached images of my previous setup of a 24" LG LED and 2 LG 22" LEDs versus 2 27" ViewSonic VX2757 MHD monitors. This review is going to be long so I'll include TL; DR below. I'm an avid gamer and also do instructional design which takes quite a bit of time to work from home. My games include Fallout 4, Witcher 3, every civilization I can find, Dragon Age, the Mass Effect trilogy, and a few…

For the most part, this monitor is a pretty standard, decent monitor. No real cons compared to what is expected at this price point, but nothing special either. With one big exception: Freesync. As far as I know, this is the cheapest 24-inch FreeSync monitor on the market. Which is actually very important. Given that everything else works the way you do, expect this review to be almost entirely devoted to that one feature. First, a quick overview of how FreeSync works and what it entails. Most…

Good price $179. I bought this because it had a display port and that's all I have left on my graphics card. I have a triple configuration. This is a medium monitor and I have two 24 inch monitors on each side. It's bright, clear (almost too bright, but my other monitors look faded now). My eyes aren't the same as they used to be, and that helps - quite a bit. Instant setup, my EVGA 1050 TI graphics card seems to be able to determine which monitor is on and which one to use. I'm playing Diablo…

Overall, this monitor meets my expectations. Bought on the day of Revain Prime for >$100 and I would say overall happy with the product. I want to list a few pros and cons and then dive into the settings. I hope I can save some people some headaches. Pros - Excellent response time - Colors are vibrant and the monitor doesn't tire your eyes once it's set up properly - Very easy to set up and connect Cons - It takes a bit of know-how to get rid of that grainy/blurry look of the monitor out of…

HERE ARE MY SETTINGS. On the monitor itself Press button 1, then button 2. Adjust the brightness and contrast. Contrast 72Brightness 38 Graphics Properties Right-click on the desktop and select Graphics Properties. . The built-in speakers sound terrible. They are located on the back and face upwards. On the other side of the wall in the next room, it actually sounds louder and sounds a bit muffled. Some websites do not play correctly and you see characters that are too small and a large gap on…

I bought a refurbished (factory) 22 inch monitor from EnterComputers. It came with all cables and everything looked new :) but I wish there was a certificate showing this was refurbished and tested by the manufacturer. It turns out that BLACKSTABLIZER makes the screen look bad, so you need to lower it to 5, 4 or 3, maybe even 0. The graphics card may have software for it online if you don't have it installed. In any case, I lowered the gamma to 7.0 as it erases everything but does something…

Firstly the price is very competitive and I searched local stores for the same price range and they couldn't meet the specs of this monitor so I took a chance and ordered them from Revain. They arrived well packaged and undamaged. During assembly, I noticed that the base units are pretty flimsy and not adjustable, but that's to be expected from a $100 monitor. Once set up, the monitors looked pretty awful when first turned on. I have found that for best results you can search the VX2457…

I've had this monitor for a week and a half now and am very happy with this purchase. I've always used TVs for gaming, so the transition from a non-gaming TV to this one was day and night. The response and refresh rate are very good. I don't notice any delay between pressing a button on my controller and actually seeing it on screen. The colors are great too and the detail this monitor reproduces at 1080p is great too. From a construction perspective, the monitor feels solid and well built. I…

This TV met my expectations. The smart TV aspect makes it easy to access Netflix, Revain Prime TV, etc. It didn't initially support HBO, but with a recent software update, it now supports HBO. The picture is 4K and great. It's just as good as QLED, which costs a few hundred dollars more.

The monitor is fine, but there are problems with the display. First, there is a distinct glow coming from all sides of the monitor. It's not particularly noticeable with normal computer use, but is quite distracting when watching or playing something dark (common in games and listed as a gaming monitor). Additionally, it was extremely difficult to make black colors appear black instead of black with a glow behind them while maintaining the appropriate color for everything else. None of the…

Fast response times and 75Hz make this screen great for devices that don't support 4k but are an improvement over 1080. I use it as a third monitor for projects when my 4k is busy with Photoshop or gaming.

I spent a lot of time reviewing and researching monitors, finally settled on this "ViewSonic VX2457-MHD 1080p 24" Gaming Monitor with 2ms, VGA, HDMI, DisplayPort and FreeSync Technology" and after fitting it found, that the colors are absolutely AMAZING and saturated. and bright, no tweaks or tweaks, straight out of the box. The 1920 x 1080 resolution configuration for images is crisp, detailed, amazingly realistic and sometimes 3D-like with high-resolution static photos. It's a lot better than

I don't write many reviews, but after seeing some negative reviews on this monitor I just couldn't help but chime in. This monitor wasn't too much of an upgrade for me. I've had a 24" ASUS 1080p 75Hz monitor for a few years and it still looks and works great. My eyesight isn't the best and I found that the ASUS monitor got me closer and closer to my face. I wanted those Don't lower the resolution or increase the font size in Windows. The solution was a larger monitor. I'm very impressed with…

I have always bought ViewSonic monitors for my work and have never had a problem with them. They are great and reliable. **Note: I do not use them for gaming or for any purpose other than work and web browsing**

I have always bought ViewSonic monitors for my work and have never had a problem with them. They are great and reliable. **Note: I do not use them for gaming or for any purpose other than work and web browsing**

This TV met my expectations. The smart TV aspect makes it easy to access Netflix, Revain Prime TV, etc. It didn't initially support HBO, but with a recent software update, it now supports HBO. The picture is 4K and great. It's just as good as QLED, which costs a few hundred dollars more.

A really solid monitor for the price. I play games and do office work on it. It's solidly built and the VESA mount is excellent. The included stand seems good, but I don't use it. The picture quality is very good. Compared to my 7 year old monitor next to it, colors are more accurate, blacks are better and sharper, and viewing angles are excellent. The AMD FreeSync feature is excellent. With my computer (r9 380X Core i5 750 @4.0Ghz 16GB DDR3) I can play Fallout 4 on medium to high settings…

Fast response times and 75Hz make this screen great for devices that don't support 4k but are an improvement over 1080. I use it as a third monitor for projects when my 4k is busy with Photoshop or gaming.

I've always liked View Sonic monitors for their value and durability. This should replace the View Sonic, which finally stopped working after 17 years of use. I really like the built-in speakers, which free up the desktop. Sound quality is acceptable for desktop use, even when watching a movie. It was plug and play with Windows 10 Pro. I'm not a gamer so I have no idea how well this will work.