Отзывы о 27" Монитор Viewsonic VG2755, 1920x1080, 75 Гц, IPS
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Скроменый эксперт
23.04.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
- + Огромный экран,
Низкая стоимость,
отличная цветопередача,
широкий угол обзора,
лед подсветка,
динамичные сцены на ура, никаких смазанностей, и еще раз низкая стоимость)...
Скроменый эксперт
20.11.2011
10/10
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Великолепно
- + - Даёт яркую и насыщенную картинку.
- Действительно чёрные цвета.
- Высокие динамические характеристики.
- Наличие динамиков.
- Равномерная подсветка (LED).
- Выход для наушников. - - - Динамики только для проверки работы Вашей звуковой карты.
- Нет DVI входа.
- Выход для наушников сзади монитора.
Модель очень хорошая, особенно за свои деньги. Даёт великолепную картинку с насыщенными цветами и глубоким чёрным цветом!
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Бобров Алексей
16.04.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
- + Здоровенный класный супер монитор, купил теперь балдею!
- - Пока не тыкнул родную настройку srgb проблема с...
Вован
17.01.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
отличная модель
Срочно хочу чтоб к 24.01.2010 появился этот монитор на прилавках.Начитан про эту модель.Доволен характеристиками.По сравнению с Самсунгами лучше.Хочу сделать себе подарок на ДР.
Алексей
15.10.2011
10/10
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Великолепно
Цена завышена (думаю из-за звука)))
- + Время реакции: 1 мс мало таких мониторов с диагональю 27 по такой приемлемой цене(брал за 11500 деревянных)экономичный по питанию,цвета отличные-контрастные,настройки заводские разные-вплоть до подсветки контрольной лампы
- - Динамики встроенные ужасные (лучше их не было бы)))
моделька хорошая!!!советую
Юрий Г.
19.07.2021
2/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
Очень плохая модель
- - С браком матрицы
Скроменый эксперт
06.06.2019
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Живет год. Всем доволен. Цвета сказочные, играть удобно, кодить приятно. К размеру привык бысро. Я знал на что иду. Зерно крупное я это считаю достоинством ибо для меня важна не четкость картики а ее размер. Все-равно системный шрифт мелковат (Windows 7-8),. без очков годно работается с 16-18 шрифтом при -4 зрении 30см расстояние. Яркость тоже гасится, если хочется, переводом...
Скроменый эксперт
30.09.2011
8/10
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Хорошо
Having upgraded to a 24" VA2431 (non-LED) ViewSonic at the office, was enough to embark on a 27"-monitor-for-home-quest that would better its performance. After enough research, the final contenders were narrowed down to the Samsung S27A550H (LED) and the ViewSonic VX2753mh-LED; however the Samsung was nixed due to reported light bleed and stand issues, the lack of forward tilt, as well as enough users citing poorly rendered text. Not having seen it in the flesh, the latter may be attributed to among other things: user inability to select Samsung's PC Mode. Nonetheless after receiving the ViewSonic, I:A. Hooked it up to a desktop system (E4500 Core 2 CPU, XP Sp3, XFX ATI Radeon HD6670 1 GB DDR5 VGA/DVI/HDMI PCI-Express Video Card HD667XZAF3) via D-Sub.B. Installed the software.C. Used the interface buttons on the monitor to access the monitor's setup menu and changed it to "PC Mode".D. Accessed ATI's Catalyst Control Center to change the overscan to 0% - to better fill the viewable space.E. Went back into the monitor's setup menu and changed the: * Horizontal Size until the image went corner-to-corner. * Operation of the front bezel LED to turn off when the panel was in use (a nice feature). * Brightness and contrast settings to yield a more pleasing image. * LCD response time to Advanced.F. Switched to the included HDMI Cable.The results were well delineated text (without adjusting Microsoft's ClearType text), smooth motion, good contrast, very nice detail and an overall image that popped when source material was up to it (and I haven't adjusted Fine Tune and Sharpness yet)!Though I have the front bezel LED turned off when the panel is in use, it does glow a brighter than needed amber when the monitor is in standby. So with a reasonable disdain for needless light pollution from equipment in my environment, I used a Sharpie along the bottom surface of the LED fascia which dimmed output by roughly 50%. That notwithstanding, a design team more on the ball would have made it dimmable in user-selectable steps.It's interesting to note that when a Dell XPS15 Laptop was connected to the ViewSonic, the image was somewhat faded compared to the XPS' 1080P panel (or the XFX desktop video card for that matter); however a few adjustments took care of that in short order. Speaking of laptops and ViewSonic monitors: the home and the work laptops (both I7-2620M CPU Win7 64 machines from different manufacturers) use Intel's HD 3000 integrated video hardware and kick over to an Nvidia adapter when needed. On the work PC/VA2431 monitor combination I needed to make adjustments to ClearType text so characters appeared as anomaly free as possible. The VX2753' on the other hand needed no such adjustment from either the home desktop or laptop with text looking so far the best I've seen.Also noteworthy is when I tested for video judder at home (desktop) and work (laptop) using VLC Media Player and The Incredibles, the number of occurrences was unfortunately way too high; and with the VLC too unstable in both locations: I uninstalled it. In both locations I installed the Essentials Codec Pack (free @ mediacodec.org) and (with that came) Media Player Classic - Home Cinema Player; and though judder through MPC-HC or Windows Media Player (which couldn't play a movie until I installed the codec pack) was greatly reduced, it still happened on the home desktop. Using either player on the work PC after the ECP install and the problem was gone almost entirely. It wasn't until I switched to an old standby of PowerDVD 7 at home that the movie looked as good (lack of judder-wise) as the work PC running either MPC-HC or WMP. Though I haven't tried testing movies on the Dell Laptop, I realized the judder problems were not attributable to the monitor at a 60Hz refresh rate.What I'm getting at is this: any display problems attributed to a correctly operating VX2753' will boil down to: user error and/or upstream hardware/software issues - not the monitor.Dislikes1. If installed, the included software seems nothing more than wasted drive space as the "drivers" appear to be useless and a monitor configuration utility is not included.2. Because of the above, one relies on the menu buttons which are harder to press than needed and provides little in the way of tactile differentiation.3. Unfortunately those buttons are on the right side bezel, so those wanting two or more of the monitors side-by-side, will find menu access more inconvenient; therefore, they should've been placed on the bottom bezel.4. Certain features (Horizontal Size, Fine Tune, etc.) are only available when using a D-Sub Cable.5. From what little I saw of it, the dynamic contrast is detrimental...6. The front LED is a bit bright though it's easily fixed.7. The large and unnecessary HDMI lettering on the front bezel (fortunately becomes mostly innocuous when using the monitor).8. The speakers are somewhere just above two cans and a string.9. As a discerning product desi
Скроменый эксперт
11.09.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
This is only the third monitor I've owned, its predecessors a Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 900U and a Sony SDM-HS93. That said, I've used a variety of monitors at work and ViewSonic's models have always seemed to deliver good performance for a reasonable price. This particular model caught my eye for several reasons:* It's a 27-inch behemoth and a nice upgrade from the 24- and 22-inch monitors to which I'm accustomed to working on.* It has HDMI connectivity, which I prefer over DVI inputs since my laptop has an HDMI-out.While it's not the least expensive 27-inch monitor on the market, it's competitively priced considering some higher priced offerings from ViewSonic's competitors don't feature HDMI input.Upon removing the monitor from its box, I was pleasantly surprised by the monitor's overall aesthetics. I'm most concerned about the quality of the on-screen graphics. However, the glossy black finish surrounding the screen is very nice. (It would've been nice if ViewSonic had affixed the white "LED," "HDMI," and "1080p Full HD" labels using stickers so that they could be easily removed.) The power button and other settings controls are located on the right side of the monitor, tucked behind a small ledge that hides them from plain sight. The blue crescent power indicator is just that: an indicator that the monitor is on and not a button of some kind. It doesn't provide much illumination, which is a key consideration is you're planning to watch movies in a darkened room with this monitor.I can't share any horror stories: the monitor arrived in great condition in just five days. I cannot find any bad pixels, et cetera. Since I'm using HDMI, set up was simple: I just connected the supplied HDMI cable from the back of the monitor to my laptop and toggled projector mode in Windows Mobility Center. My only gripe is that I've found that I must use 1680 x 1050 instead of 1920 x 1080 resolution. (My laptop's display works fine in 1920 x 1080 resolution.) Online research suggests that my ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4650 graphics card is the culprit and that updating its driver may resolve the issue. Unfortunately, I've had similar issues connecting my laptop via HDMI to my 32- and 55-inch flat-panel televisions and have tried updating said driver to no avail.Overall, I'm very happy with the ViewSonic VX2753MH-LED monitor.10/04/2011 UPDATE: I thoroughly researched and troubleshot my laptop's refusal to properly display 1920 x 1080 resolution It was, without question, my laptop's ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4650 graphics card. After reconfiguring Catalyst Control Center (CCC), I was able to force my laptop to display 1920 x 1080 resolution on both the new ViewSonic VX2753MH-LED monitor and my 55-inch Sony BRAVIA KDL-55HX800. I didn't need to update any drivers after all; I simply had to patiently read a handful of Internet forums and tinker with CCC's settings. (One would think that AMD would find a way to improve CCC so that their customers don't have to resolve the the issue that I encountered.)I also wished to comment on the subject of the monitor's speakers. I agree: the built-in speakers are poor. I've listened to music from a variety of genres and played some video games and everything sounds like you're listening to the music/game audio with paper cones (think toilet paper tubes) taped over your ears. That said, I've not listened to music or played a computer game without a decent sound card and a good set of computer speakers in over ten years. I use a Yamaha YST-MS55D 2.1 system at home and a very inexpensive pair of Logitech X-140 speakers at work.My point is this: just as you wouldn't rely on the nicest television's built-in speakers for your home theater system, you shouldn't rely your monitor's built-in speakers for your computer media's audio.
Скроменый эксперт
15.12.2012
8/10
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1920x1080 spread across a 27 inches diagonal display is about 82 pixels per square inch. This is pretty dismal compared to the 400+ pixels per inch that the human eye can resolve at 12 inches. For a 27" computer screen, I recommend you shop for a monitor with at least a resolution of 2560x1440, many of which are widely available. That will get you 109 pixels per inch, which will look a whole lot better than 82 will. Plenty of 27 inch screens with that resolution are available from Dell, Apple, and Viewsonic. You just have to look a little bit harder.1080P is a fine resolution for a television that it 10 or 20 feet from you, across the room. For a computer sitting 18 to 20 inches in front of your face, it doesn't cut it on anything but the smallest displays such as a 15.6" laptop.If your vision is lacking and you just want a large monitor like this to make everything bigger, than 1920x1080 may be adequate for you. If you are a photographer, engineer, editor, or anyone that is trying to fit more content onto the screen, than resolution should be just as critical to you as screen size. For me, I am constantly trying to fit more content onto my screens. For the work I do, I like to have multiple full sized windows open across my two 27 inch screens. 1920x1080 does not allow that, but 2560x1440 does. Not everyone needs 4 full-sized sheets of paper displayed across two monitors, but my logic does apply to all those people who are shopping for a 27" screen to alleviate the need for a second screen.Other than this complaint about resolution, I have no issues with this monitor. The blacks look good, it is well made, easy to set-up, and the contrast is above average. My only issue is the resolution, but I think that is a concern that should give you some serious pause.
Скроменый эксперт
27.12.2011
10/10
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Великолепно
I spent a long time looking at various monitors to replace my dinosaur CRT Trinitron beast. I loved the color and sharpness on the old monitor, but the size and energy usage did not fit in with modern pricing for dwelling size and energy consumption. Having a playstation 3 and HDMI out with my new video card on the PC, I was looking for an LED backlit monitor that also had HDMI input. Surprisingly it's fairly hard to find in the sub $200 monitor market. DVI is acceptable, but I hated to have to buy another converter and the lack of sounds input from DVI is difficult if one is to use it as a television.If you plan on using this monitor for your PC and game consoles together, it is very nice to note that it has an audio out to re-route the HDMI audio from the fairly pathetic built-in speakers. Honestly though, the speakers will work in a pinch if you are used to tinny laptop speakers. I'm happy it has a backup solution for those with very limited desk space. Still, I advise using the audio-bypass feature, or the headphone jack.The box came with an HDMI and Vga cable, which is nice, but the initial hookup to the computer was fairly strange. Windows XP did not recognize the monitor through HDMI (It was generic plug-and-play) and set it to its non-native resolution (Make sure this is set to 1920X1080) so the screen looked awful. If you have an ATI card like I do, make sure you open up the catalyst control center and adjust the monitor through there. Catalyst is very helpful! For me, the scaling options tab under the monitor's name was set to underscan at 10% and that should be set to 0% underscan. The slider should be all the way to the right. This should fill the screen and fix the blurry text issues I read about in other reviews. Also make sure to change the input select on the monitor's built-in OSD to PC. It will likely be on AV. Good luck navigating the OSD...it's bad.Pros:24" 1080P HDMI monitor for under $200 (It was as low as $169 on black friday)No dead or stuck pixelsNice contrast and color reproduction for a normal userAudio bypass for HDMILow energy consumptionCan turn off the power light (Yes this is a big deal when watching a movie!)Cons:Speakers are quite awful, but they work in a pinchMight be difficult for some users to configure properly due to the manual being non-existantOSD buttons on side are hard to reach and feel flimsy, and the OSD navigation is awful.Vertical viewing angle is quite nasty. Not a problem for me, but keep it in mind.All in all, this monitor is quite acceptable once you get it configured properly and hook up some real PC speakers to it. Viewsonic's 3-year warranty sounds good, and I am happy to find a good replacement for my CRT. Keep in mind that 16:9 aspect ratio is MUCH shorter (Height-wise) than a 4:3 CRT, so I recommend a 24" because it is about as tall as the 17" I had. If you do a lot of text reading, and coding work, 20" monitors are just too short in my opinion.
Скроменый эксперт
26.07.2011
8/10
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I actually bought this at a local store at the same price as listed on Amazon, as I needed it the same day.Pros: Low power usage, zero heat or noise generation, even LED backlighting with zero bleedthrough and no stuck pixels...a great monitor for the price. You can snap on the included pedestal stand, or just swing out the attached bookstand L-shaped mount to prop up without the stand. No ghosting, crystal clear picture with very accurate color and black/white levels (after making OSD menu adjustments as listed below) decent 3-year warranty (including backlight), and it included VGA and HDMI cables (must buy DVI-HDMI adapter to hook up to some graphics cards without HDMI, most newer cards include these adapters if they don't have built-in HDMI plugs.) Nice that you can simultaneously hook up 2 sources (say a PC and a laptop) and switch between the 2 sources by using the OSD menu buttons. You can set the monitor to auto shut off after a specified amount of time, if desired.Cons: Not the best viewing angles (especially vertical) if you're not looking at it head-on (lower half of screen gets noticably darker just by moving your head a couple of inches higher.) This monitor does not have VESA mounting holes, and the built-in speakers are extremely weak (low sound and zero bass.)NOTE: Once I booted into windows, I noticed that changing the resolution as instructed by Viewsonic to 1920x1080 at 60Hz, there was a 3/4 inch border around all edges of the windows screen, as others have mentioned. Having an ATI (AMD) graphics card, I went into the graphics card's properties and changed the monitor screen refresh rate from 60 Hz to 59 Hz and windows then filled out the screen perfectly. Try this if you have this issue.After initial hookup and making a few OSD menu adjustments, I'm very pleased with the display quality. I was sure to turn off the "dynamic contrast" setting, set my input source as HDMI1-PC, changed the response time setting from regular to "ultra fast", and changed the settings of the following:contrast: 68brightness: 47red: 83green: 84blue: 96I used calibration images and videos to come up with these settings.I wasn't expecting the speakers to be very powerful, but these are extremely soft and tinny; sounds like a cheap laptop at 30% volume in the next room. Get separate speakers unless in an office environment. I didn't buy this monitor for the speakers; just think of them as an additional option if necessary.I knew about the lack of VESA mounting capability before my purchase, so no big deal. My home office has a lot of bright sunlight streaming in, so I was happy about the matte screen finish. I like the "bookstand" feature, just swung out the already-attached L-shaped prop up arm in the back.Be sure to register online to activate the 3-year warranty
Скроменый эксперт
11.08.2011
8/10
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Хорошо
Last week I got seriously irritated with my 20" monitor because I just couldn't fit all the windows I needed to on the screen...and I'd casually been looking for a new monitor anyway because I wanted to explore LED.The Viewsonic was my final choice, after reading tons of reviews both here and on the vendor website.The monitor arrived shortly and within 10 minutes I had it up and running in full and gorgeous 1920x1080. The monitor is light and easy to setup - the base is packed separately and installs with a twist of the wing screw. It's a sturdy base, square shaped, and it fits nicely on my desk.My current computer system has DVI plugs on the video card, so I did have to purchase a companion product (I chose the 15ft Premium HDMI to DVI Cable). The cable is PLENTY long to reach around my desk, and with a snap it was plugged in. Just because this monitor includes 2 HDMI inputs, and a VGA input but no DVI, I dropped a star. I didn't really want to buy yet another cable to connect things...I would have preferred full compatibility.The monitor itself is gorgeous - the colours are represented very well, and after spending some time in my NVIDIA control panel I had the gamma and contrast (etc.) adjusted exactly where I wanted it. Then it was time to test it in a game!I am a big Dragon Age fan...so I loaded up Dragon Age II and got started. Colours were gorgeous - very responsive to game play...and if you play the game you know that during a fight there is a LOT going on across the screen...especially with multiple mages and AOE. So that was my primary test.In all other areas (office applications, general explorer use) it was snappy, crisp, and again the colour looked great. For the first time in about 5 years, I actually am using a background wallpaper now instead of black...just because it's so pretty!Visually the monitor casing itself has a LOT of text on it. there's the viewsonic brand name, 1080p full hd, a big "HDMI" with the acronym spelled out below it (seriously??), and big blocky "LED" that actually looks cute because of the font....three toucans stamped into the upper left...and then of course the menu buttons on the right side.Exploring the monitor's hardware menu is easy to do, and you can select different inputs very quickly, as well as adjust all your bright/con/colour/etc settings.Overall - the monitor is really quite HUGE and fits all the windows I need it to fit. Cool LED technology and super-fast response time...great monitor for a great price. 4 stars.
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24.03.2013
8/10
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I like the monitor with no major complaints. For some reason I'm still having issues with manual brightness control when I'm using an HDMI feed but that is a minor problem. Depending on what I'm viewing the screen will either darken or brighten (noticeably) and for the first few days it was pretty annoying. When I go in to the monitor's manual settings, the "Brightness" control is grayed out. Bummer.Overall a great monitor with a great picture.
Скроменый эксперт
05.04.2011
10/10
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Великолепно
Pros:-1080p. Meaning it's capable of full hd, 1920x1080 (16:9) resolution.-VGA port & 2 HDMI ports! PC & AV mode (doubles as a tv for blu-ray player or hdmi game console).-Sound input (speakers are only 2 watts, worse than most laptops but better than nothing). Sound output (headphone jack!)-Includes FoxConn brand HDMI cable, VGA cable, sound cable, CD with drivers (Win/Mac)Good Value; as of April 2011 it's the newest model in this class from ViewSonic, with best stats (performance on paper) and best features (real world performance.. because 2 hdmi ports is a lot better than 1 dvi port). Light weight and low watts consumption/heat is the beauty of LED. Not a gorgeous monitor but for 16:9 monitors it's above-average. Still more glossy it needs to be, but not as bad as the VX2250 with the glass bezel. No bright blue led below-center blinding you, in fact the blue led on this can be turned off!Cons:-Takes close to 10 seconds to turn on. This is pretty standard on HD screens but still annoying compared to what I was used to with CRT & LCD screens. Comes out of sleep quickly though.-If you can afford it definately get the 24" version.-Bad stand design. The middle piece that allows the monitor to be tilted up & down is over-engineered, almost like a hydraulic suspension, but poorly made. This fancy "crane" design causes the screen to oscillate. Beware if your keyboard is on your desk, rather than sliding out under! Or if you use joysticks. Most of its peers use a much simpler plastic stand that clips in and squeeks when you tilt the screen. And thus never shake unless the plate (bottom part of the stand) sitting on the table starts shaking.-Cannot be mounted! No holes on the back!-Viewing angle is not as good as TFT LCDs. When I lay back in my chair vs sitting up, I have to tilt the screen to maintain normal appearance. Not nearly as bad as some 19" LED's I've seen though, but this may be annoying for movie watching from a distance.Additional:-HDMI carries sound, don't have to use sound jack to use built-in audio-Optimal resolution (recommended resolution which HDMI looks best in): 1920x1080 resolution @ 60Hz & 1776x1000 @ 60Hz. All other resolutions look like they're connected with VGA. This isn't just this monitor but just how the technology works. VGA looks good (especially text) in any 16:9 resolution but doesn't have the 'super model' look for movie watching. Fix any over/under-scan in max resolution with ATI Catalyst or Nvidia options. Most people are clueless about this. I did this in Linux, which isn't technically supported and didn't have to download anything for this model. Simply chose 0% in "scanning options." If you can't find the right utility, plug it into someone else's computer and adjust it. The screen will save the settings. Overall very satisfied with this thing (as far as LED's go). TFT LCD's have their own picture quality advantages..
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24.03.2013
10/10
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I have had one of these for about 2 years now. It's been a fantastic monitor. Great color range, extremely sharp image. The size is perfect for a desktop setting. I just purchased a second one for my dual display setup. I now have 2 of these side by side.My use cases for these monitors include some of the following: - Gaming - Software Development - Netflix/iTunes - Linux, OSX, Windows
Скроменый эксперт
26.03.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
I have two, each purchased a few months a part. Its a solid monitor, but the speakers leave something to be desired, I would expect this, but as the line between monitors and "TVS" close, I would expect this to improve. Still a good buy, with good image.It would be nice if the height would adjust up and down.
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09.01.2013
10/10
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Великолепно
I'm no monitor connoisseur, but I spend hours a day staring at Excel spreadsheets on this monitor and really like it. My favorite feature is the bookstand option. I work on a laptop in a dock at my office desk, with this monitor to my right a bit and angled towards me. I work on both the laptop monitor and this monitor at the same time. The bookstand makes the monitor lower (closer in height to my laptop screen) and allows me to adjust the vertical angle just right, making it easier for me to glance back and forth between the two monitors.
Скроменый эксперт
09.01.2013
10/10
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I got this monitor for work, I was using a 19" touchscreen Pixielink lcd monitor, not utilizing the touchscreen part and needed a larger monitor for reading error logs and just basically needed more monitor real estate. What a joy it is to have this large monitor, all pixels appear bright and clear and the large size makes working much more enjoyable, from reading emails, to working on large spreadsheets to perusing log files. My only issue is that I forgot to verify that it was vesa compatible, so I could not mount it to my ergotron arm.
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29.01.2013
8/10
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This is a great monitor. The colors are bright. The size is great. It is thin and very light weight. My only complaint is it does not have a way to attach a monitor extension arm. I am legally blind and need the monitor -close-. The stand provided does not allow the monitor to be close enough because the keyboard is in my way. I purchase an extension arm and we are designing our own frame for this monitor to set in to mount it to the arm.
Скроменый эксперт
05.11.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
Well, let's see. I needed a very fast response time for video editing and this monitors 2ms response gets the job done quite nicely!Then I hade an issue with the CFL backlighting causing greying of the blacks on my old monitor. Not a problem any longer with the high contrast of the LED backlighting on this Viewsonic.All in all, I have been quite pleased with this purchase and would recommend this unit for its price and performance!Update: Almost a month has gone by now and I must say that I continue to be impressed with this monitor and have found no fault with it! My PC runs an Nvidia GTX460 video card and I can run Battlefield 3 on high settings at 1920x1080 with great resolution. No screen blur and solid blacks.
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25.03.2013
10/10
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I can't find a thing wrong with the unit. It is crisp and clear, very sharp image. My laptop is where I use it when I'm processing photos. I set up the profiles and did some calibration and I get exactly what I expect out of my printer.
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25.01.2013
2/10
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Ужасно
I got the firs monitor it was DOA I got the second monitor every time i try to adjust the height it looses power,it seem the screw on stand is interfering with the power system, also the DC low voltage plug on the back of the unit is not the appropriate size or the DC voltage adapter is a bad design or two people designed it and they where not communicating, I am sorry to say all of that I am a Viewsonic customer for over 20 years,
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29.03.2013
10/10
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Picture is sharp and clear, works perfectly. If there was any downpoint at all it's that the sticker in the corner didn't peal off easy and I had to take a damp towel and clean the residue off.
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