ViewSonic VX3276-MHD Frameless Widescreen Display with DisplayPort, Backlit, 1920X1080P at 60Hz Review

There aren't many decent screens with IPS panels in this price range. Few of them even compete with it - most are much older and have fewer features. So for that range I'd say it's a pretty decent choice and probably one of the best choices out there. Basically there are only a few things that keep it from being great. First, the settings are simple. Poorly. The default settings it offers for a lot of things are bad. In particular, if you set it up for gaming, the default "Response Time"…

This is a review of a 32-inch 4K monitor with an "MVA" panel. It's a good monitor considering how little it costs (for a 32-inch 4K monitor). It has no obvious quality control issues that I could identify. If you can get something for such a low price and it works exactly as intended, consider yourself lucky that you got a good deal. Before I bought this monitor I imagined that a 32 inch 4K monitor would make my computing life so much better. But now I feel like 32 inches is just too big for…

I bought both 27 inch and 32 inch. I first bought the 32" and thought it was very good. If you work from home this monitor was great. My company offered to refund us for a second monitor so I bought a 27". -Screen as I had limited desk space. The 32" screen sits straight up and down with no tilt, very convenient to view and operate. The 27" screen has a tilt function which is a hot Took me a minute to figure out.First I didn't like the slope then I realized I could straighten it out.The screen…

I really like my new screen. First, I was looking for a monitor that would work well with a Mac, as I didn't want to spend more than $1,000 on an Apple monitor or iMac. ViewSonic REALLY outdid themselves with this product. Aside from the screen's borderless beauty, its stainless steel construction will really stand the test of time as you transform your office space over the years. This monitor really blew me away with its clarity and ease of setup. I would highly recommend this monitor to…

I liked the monitor for its picture and how it performed with a computer that had its own theatrical setup, but 2-watt speakers are a joke (and why are they aimed at the screen?), so it did with mine Fire failed wand. I was expecting the speakers to suck, but I was planning on plugging in a soundbar. Unfortunately the AUX output was defective so this option failed and I had to send the monitor back. :(

This monitor arrived faster than promised and as expected. Easy setup, compact body, excellent image quality. That's my review.

I have several of these monitors and am happy with all of them. I keep coming back to this when I buy another monitor. We use them for basic calculations, but we've watched a few videos about them and they work for that too. The latest one is set up as a monitor for a microscope and works fine in this application too.

Right off the bat, the right look at this monitor is basically the same resolution as a regular but much more modest (21-23 inch?) 1080p monitor due to its sheer size. If you are 32 full inches tall, your ppi will drop. This isn't really a blow to the device, just a simple reality to be aware of. When I first received this product, I had discoloration the size of a few fists on the lower left corner. a manual angle that seemed to cause weakness on blacks and caused a noticeable cloud of…

This is a quality monitor from Viewsonic. Firstly, I don't play video games, so my rating is for home and office use (MS Office, web browsing, light photo editing, etc.). Having a 32-inch 4K VA panel monitor in the office, I can honestly say that this 32-inch 2K IPS monitor offers the best value for money. While I can still read text in full 4K resolution, it's just uncomfortably long. The nicer resolution setting I use in the office is somewhere between 2K and 4K (closer to 2K). Based on this…

I bought this monitor for use in my home office after bringing my employer owned monitors back to the office. At the moment it replaces two monitors with a resolution of 1920x1200. In that capacity, it's almost as good as the two monitors it replaced. It is easy on the eyes during the working day and offers enough workspace for multiple windows and applications. The combination of two form factors for DisplayPort and an HDMI connection means that pretty much anything I want to connect as a…

Not used for gaming so can't comment on that. Perfect size for writing documents, online shopping and photos. I was a bit disappointed with the sound. It really needs external speakers or headphones if you want to listen to music. It suits my needs.

After seeing a review from another, I figured out how to install a VESA mount on this [ViewSonic 1080p Ultra Narrow Bezel, Split Screen, HDMI and DisplayPort (VX3276-MHD) Widescreen IPS Monitor (VX3276-MHD)]. should. it's like 1 2 1/3. Gently pull the stand bracket from the bottom until it protrudes 1/4 inch or more.2. Attach the VESA mount and align the screw holes.3. Insert and tighten the screws. Bracket. no need to trim the bracket.

Using 3 of these next to a near zero frame is perfect for my work. Viewsonic is one of the oldest names in PC monitors. I have 10 Viewsonic monitors that are over 10 years old and they still work just as well as they did when new. With other monitors in the past I had to repair power supplies. Not Viewsonic. You get what you pay for and by and large, Viewsonic lowers the total cost of ownership. It's worth the cost.

Excellent picture quality with satisfactory sound quality thanks to the monitor's built-in speakers. Highly recommended.

I have had two of these monitors for two years now. I use it every day at work and at home. There are a few things about them that I just don't care about. 1. They give off a lot of heat. Not sure if it's the size but they literally keep my whole office warm. Some days the temperature in my room rises to over 80 degrees, which makes the work really terrible. Text on these monitors doesn't seem to be very clear. I tried different settings, both built-in and custom, but the text was never…