I've been using this monitor for a year. I am very happy with it. I love the height adjustment and swivel feature so I can use it as a second monitor with my laptop.

The monitor itself was fine but I bought the wrong one, it wasn't compatible with my Mac. I sent this back and ordered the correct one from the same seller. but the return cost me $65 shipping. It's supposed to be free returns but it's not, so bear that in mind before you buy. I will not recommend this product as it is not worth the return cost if you accidentally buy the wrong one.

Might be a bit blurry but this is the biggest cheap screen out there. Laptops can overheat if you use too many tabs, but if you're not exploring and don't have more than 45 tabs open, this monitor works fine, very good for $200. I haven't used it for gaming, although I'm not sure how the graphics will perform.

First impression. When using the included stand, it shakes a lot like a dummy. Not to the extreme, but more than you'd like. Turning off this monitor will stop charging your laptop via USB-C, so you may still need to remove your laptop's power bank from your backpack from time to time.

I was so excited to get this screen but incredibly disappointed when it arrived and I installed it. The picture quality is terrible. I bought it to design on a bigger screen than my Surface Pro 4 but everything is so pixelated that I can't use it to run Adobe Illustrator. waste of money.

Image sharpness and brightness surpass any other monitor I have ever owned. It's like going from 720 to 1080 on a TV. The stand easily attaches to the screen and allows you to rotate the monitor sideways, raise and lower it, etc. without having to go behind the screen to adjust anything. . You can even do it with one hand, it's easy and intuitive. At the highest setting, the screen sits 10 inches from the surface. So if you have a messy desk for some reason, this might come in handy. I've only…

Pros: Color calibrated, power and video via USB-C, height and rotation adjustment. Make sure you have the proper cables if you are connecting to an older MacBook. Cons: Doesn't support HDR, 60Hz.

I only bought this monitor in February, it's already broken, it doesn't work, it doesn't hold image lines across the screen, it flashes on and off, complete garbage

Color accuracy is excellent, to the point where it outshines my other monitors! In fact, I'm thinking about getting a second one. The ability to flip the screen is a nice trick too, but I prefer a horizontal orientation.

The best monitor for the money. I use a double set for work and home. Excellent display for graphic/web work, WebEx online meetings, videos and business presentations. Love the USB ports for charging headphones and phones.

The monitor works well, except sometimes not - when waking from sleep it sometimes flickers and doesn't fully reconnect. I don't know why or how to solve it. I also bought an external webcam connected via USB and found that the external monitor didn't have enough power to connect it to the computer, which meant buying another USB-C to USB converter for Macbook buy, phew.

I'm a photographer and after using the BenQ BL2420PT for 5 years I decided to change it due to problems with its panel and chose the new ViewSonic VP2756-2K. I can say that the difference in terms of image quality is negligible, but I managed to find a more accurate output.

BENEFITS Vivid 1080p images Slim 1/8" bezels HDMI/DisplayPort/VGA port 2 USB ports (can be used for power and for connecting to a computer if you are using a USB connection from computer to monitor ) Reliable and Accurate Image ControlCONSHeavyThick for a modern monitorMonitor setup uncomplicated but tedious use of side buttons to access built-in menus for image settings No speakers or audio port: if you want to use it as a video monitor for your Roku, Apple TV, or similar device, you have to…

Refurbished but like new. Did not come in the original packaging, but without defects and dead pixels. Like new. We've been using it for 3 weeks with no problems. Excellent value for money and quality.

I have the VP3481a and I have to say it's the best monitor I've ever had. It was a bit over my budget but I'm glad I bought it. Looks good, picture quality was good from the start. The speakers are decent and they are VESA 100x100 compatible.

Lots of viewpoints. Meets expectations based on specs. It would be better if it supported adding (chaining) one more monitor.

Would it be too much to ask for an HDMI cable to make it plug and play? None of the included cables worked with any of the ports on my Airbook or Dell laptop. Now that I went to Best Buy to buy another cable, it was easy to set up and operate and had a great picture. An extra cable would really make life easier for those of us who don't have a computer closet with extra parts.

Colors are beautiful, very close to Macbook Pro 14 2021. USB C works great too. Surprisingly, there are few reviews of this model. Everyone recommends the Asus ProArt PA279CV and the Viewsonic VP2768-4k, but they're over my $500 budget. This one fits the bill and also has a pantone checking feature while others don't. I bought this at an office store because of the cashback and existing rewards balance. Highly recommended!

I've been using an Asus monitor for a while that I inherited from my husband when his computer broke. A few years ago I learned that blue light can be dangerous so I added a software blue light filter. The problem was that the screen always started flickering at dusk, driving me insane and hurting my eyes. When Revain Vine offered me this "professional" frameless ViewSonic screen with built-in blue light protection, I took it. I couldn't be happier. The blue light filter not only works without…