ViewSonic VP2250wb

Four small function buttons located along the lower bezel are used to access the on-screen display setup menu, where you can tweak settings such as color temperature, brightness, contrast, and image size and position. There are also fine tuning and...

The ViewSonic VP2250wb won't satisfy the pickiest of pro users, but anyone looking for good color reproduction at a reasonably affordable price should take a look at this monitor.

ViewSonic's VP2250wb is a fine, affordable multimedia and general-purpose display. But color professionals and those who often collaborate with co-workers may want to look elsewhere for a display with better viewing angles,

This LCD contains 5ms panel, not 2ms panel! After 2 weeks using, I get it to the service, where the experts has determined this type of LCDs contain slow 5ms panel, and it is over-driven electronically, which results very bad, gay and strong...

We own two of these. My husband bought one for me when he purchased one for himself. My stepson just wanted to "play" with it for a while to see the difference between the graphics on his monitor and this one. Well, I now have his old monitor and he...

I have been using this screen for some time now. I calibrate it with a sypder pro 2 and it shows good detail. I don't do detailed color corrections (I have my lab do those) so for my purposes it works great. It gives me good detail,good blacks and...

Only 2 bad pixels on this machine. Other than that, it was very nice and a good price.

Nice Moniter

A bit pricey, but an OK monitor for enthusiast/ hobby graphics once the color is calibrated at slower (non-accelerated) refresh rate to tone down the over-saturated reds, blues, and purples.