ViewSonic VX2718 P MHD Frameless Monitor: A High Refresh Rate, Adaptive Sync, and Anti-Glare Display Experience Review

First, I'm new to DisplayPort monitors. This is my first time using a DP monitor and from what I've read there are better options. When you turn off the monitor, the computer knows about it and changes the position of all icons and windows on the desktop. Some manufacturers/models have an option in the OSD menu to disable sending this information to the PC, but not this one. There's a similar option, but it doesn't do anything. I ended up buying a $10 dummy HDMI display dongle and plugging it…

Upgraded from a 23" ViewSonic that was about 10 years old. I bought 2 of the 24" curved monitors for a dual setup. For their price they are perfect. My GPU has 3 different outputs: 1 HDMI, 1 Display Port, 1 DVI I had to make some contrast and color adjustments on a monitor to fit it but I believe the difference may be due to the HDMI and Display Port connections I don't game on like I used to the desktop but I was running Minecraft on a screen and everything looked great. I would say they are…

Overall surprising for the price. However, what holds this monitor back is the low overall brightness. Virtually useless in a bright room. I use it in a dark room so it works for me, but I don't recommend this monitor if you intend to use it for gaming in a room with lots of natural light.

A good product. Mine came with a dead pixel, but nothing that would affect overall performance and I can't even see it. Thanks for attention!

However, be aware that a 1440p monitor will look terrible at 1080p, so make sure you have a good GPU. I say 3060 and above is the way to go.

The monitor is excellent, there are no dead pixels, the picture quality is excellent. The only issue I have is that the stand is very tall and not adjustable. If you don't mind a big monitor, this will suit you.

Now I love working with Excel. Outstanding picture quality. Vivid colors, I suffer from severe astigmatism and this monitor changed everything for me. My eyes don't get tired that easily. I'm an accountant and this is great for spreadsheets.

I was looking for a new monitor for gaming and I have two screens. I had no problems with it and it was well protected. love this monitor

The monitor looks good and displays well. It also seems relatively light for its size. The buttons are also quite practical. But the speakers are terrible. Avoid using them fully.

Bright and crisp for desktop and gaming, the speakers can be used for a monitor but are a bit quiet. The stand was high where I needed it, so I replaced it with the adjustable Vesa 75mm stand that it has.

I have used three monitors for many years; one was in portrait mode for documents. One of my landscape monitors lost its backlight. All three were 24", so I experimented with double camber. I'm not a gamer, but I can say I love how the double curved screen works on my desk.

Bought this monitor almost a year ago. There were no problems with him. The quality of the monitor looks fantastic and really brings 144Hz to life. Highly recommended.

I put it up for sale during Black Friday and a few months later it's still a really solid monitor. The only thing I would complain about is that the built in speakers are a little weak, but honestly for the price I paid I can't really complain about that.

Easy to set up. The monitor has a clear depth image. I don't use sound in my setup. I added this as a work monitor 3 and have been very happy with the performance of the monitor.

Price + size - that's maybe the only positive. You will have a halo no matter what. The monitor's internal settings can only help given the cheaper panel used. For those unfamiliar, Ghosting looks like the old version of Trace-Pointers in Windows XP. Every movement on the screen leaves a "ghost trail". affects the height of the halos. If I could go back, I would

I had to get a cable to convert my graphics card's dmi port to an hdmi port and I had a hard time attaching the stand to the back of the monitor, but after that everything was great! I changed the display settings to a lower resolution to have the larger icons I'm used to. much easier to read than my old monitor, i just didn't realize how bad it was getting.

The image is really hard to type right out of the box. Colors are shaky with all of their presets. But the picture is very clear and sharp. A monitor stand is useless if you like driving or flying games with steering wheels or joysticks. Forced feedback or not, the slightest movement causes the monitor to wobble. And I don't use a cheap table that you can build yourself. The solid oak table is 1.5 inches thick and the monitor still shakes. But above all, and this really applies to all curved…

This monitor is great for the price, the only downsides I noticed were low brightness but still usable in a decently lit room and a bit of ghosting/blurring which I didn't notice after 5 minutes of powering on have. The final negative was the totally unacceptable 1ms mode, which made the monitor so dim it was hard to see even in a dark room, so just skip that setting.

The picture quality of this monitor is acceptable for the price, however the built-in speakers/amplifiers are not powerful enough. At 100% volume I can barely hear it (and I have good hearing). I had to buy a set of speakers with external amplification that connected to a PC and bypassed the monitor. If that doesn't bother you or you already have speakers, the picture quality is acceptable for the price.

I bought this last year (2021) at a Thanksgiving sale. My other monitor worked fine. I don't know why I bought a new monitor but I love the wide screen! I had no problems with my new monitor.