ViewSonic VP2330wb

14 reviews

Apr, 2024

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 14 reviews of ViewSonic VP2330wb. The average rating for this product is 4.1/5, compared to an average rating of 4.3/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews.

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the ViewSonic VP2330wb is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 86/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by : Laura Blackwell (pcworld.com)

VP2330WB

ViewSonic's VP2330wb 23-inch wide-screen monitor is a well-rounded display with an unobtrusive, ergonomically impressive design. With both smooth physical adjustments and easy screen adjustments, this monitor would be a winner even without the...

Very easily adjustable screen and stand

Pricey

The VP2330wb looks like many recent ViewSonic models, with its thin black bezel, enigmatically labeled buttons for screen adjustments, and a four-footed paint-splat of a stand. What's remarkable isn't what it looks like, but how easy it is to adjust....

Sep, 2006

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Expert review by : Katherine Stevenson (maximumpc.com)

Viewsonic VP2330WB

Does bigger always mean better? We show you how Viewsonics humble 23' LCD stacks up with the larger 24' competition.

Performs well with a variety of applications

Synching problems with certain videocards; pricey

Still, we’re wary of synching issues we observed on the two VP2330s we have in our Lab. While the monitors primarily had problems synching with a BFG GeForce 7950 GX2 videocard after a warm boot, or restart, we had a similar single occurrence with an...

Jul, 2006

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Expert review by : Stuart Davidson (hardwareheaven.com)

Viewsonic VP2330wb

It is amazing how fast things change in the world of PC components. Just 3 years ago I was quite happily running a 17inch screen with an Athlon XP 2600+, Geforce 5800 and 512mb (2x256mb) of memory and even using it as a review system here on...

Oct, 2006

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Expert review by : Ron LaFon (cadalyst.com)

First Look Review: ViewSonic VP2330wb

23 color LCD monitor offers excellent display at a reasonable price

With its quality, excellent display characteristics, extensive control capabilities and reasonable price, the ViewSonic VP2330wb deserves Cadalyst's Highly Recommended rating. There's great depth of features, and a lot of attention to detail and...

Apr, 2006

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Expert review by : tech.co.uk staff (techradar.com)

Viewsonic VP2330Wb review

A quiet arrival on the market - for good reason

Improved dynamic performance

Poor gaming

Poor pixel response cripples an otherwise sound performer

Aug, 2006

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Expert review by (itreviews.co.uk)

Viewsonic - VP2330wb

It wasn't so long ago that you could get gasps of amazement and envy from owning a 19-in TFT display. Nowadays the same monitor wouldn't get a second glance: to impress people now you need something ...

The VP2330wb's excellent image quality can't hide the fact that this is an expensive monitor given the features it provides - or, to be more accurate, doesn't provide. To make it real value for money it is crying out for some form of video and audio...

Nov, 2006

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Expert review by : Neil Bennett (digitalartsonline.co.uk)

VP2330wb

The progress of technology can be a wonderful thing. Prices are dropping all the time, leaving Viewsonic's latest 23-inch model looking overpriced.

High response rate, thin bezel.

Expensive. Picture quality no better than competitors.

Most creatives will prefer to save money with Apple or Dell's displays, while video editors will prefer the UltraSharp 2405W's wider input options. Graphic designers with £1,100 to spend should consider LaCie's 321 LCD, too. This is smaller and has a...

Jun, 2006

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

Awesome Monitor

This is a great looking monitor and it has a USB Hub built into it which is nice for on the desk USB items such as cameras etc

none

Dec, 2006

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

Amazing

23 inch is not too big... its actually just right for my taste. anything bigger would be too big however. The monitor supports HD... im not exactly sure what this means, considering there are no HDMI inputs that would help.

I have had the 17inch version of the VP series and I loved it so much that I went ahead and ordered the 23 inch ; I wanted to know if widescreen would be better than standard. Turns out, it is worth the extra eight hundred bones ; Widescreen movies...

This monitor is extremely big. But it wont take up as much space as other 23 inch monitors

Nov, 2006

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

just AWESOME

just, WOW... i'm speechles, the clarity, the perfext respone time... even playing GRAW at top notch reasolution is hard to force myself to blink it so clear. awesome!

WOW...huge desktop spcae... so, i now have 4 of these all on one system and none have asmears, smudges, or even little pixel failures. NOTHING. NADA. they are for lack of a better word, PERFECT

none... nothing like the others have had... and these 4 are viewsonic monitors added to my current 7 other ones

Jul, 2006

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