ViewSonic VP2365wb

226 reviews

May, 2013

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We have collected and analyzed 15 expert reviews and 211 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 77/100 and users rate it 90/100. The average review date is Apr 1, 2011. We have compared these reviews to 231898 reviews from other Monitors. The alaScore™ for this product is 94/100 = Excellent. Last update: May 25, 2013.

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(Based on 226 reviews)

Expert Reviews

User Reviews

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Expert review by: Michael Brown (maximumpc.com)

ViewSonic VP2365wb

We wouldn't complain if we never had to review a cheap TN LCD panel ever again. Our experience with ViewSonic's VP2365wb, on the other hand, has taught us we shouldn't assume that the mere presence of an 8-bit IPS panel will ensure top-drawer...

Eight-bit IPS panel; delivers 84 percent of the NTSC color gamut; inexpensive

Low overall brightness level; slow pixel-response time

Our DisplayMate test also revealed a serious pixel-tracking error. The monitor exhibited severe flickering while displaying the highest-intensity dithering pattern in that set of tests. We didn’t encounter this problem with any of the real-world...

Apr, 2010

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Expert review by: James Galbraith (pcworld.com)

ViewSonic VP2365 LCD Monitor Review: Plain Looks, Good Performance

The $349 ViewSonic VP2365 is a bit smaller (23 inches) and a little lower in resolution (1920 by 1080) than the three highest-ranked displays in our recent roundup of widescreen LCD monitors. Its physical appearance is unimpressive, too. But it did...

Ergonomically flexible design

Light on features

Solid performance and a flexible design make the VP2365 worth considering for those who want a basic IPS-panel display with a wide viewing angle.

May, 2012

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Expert review by: Eric Franklin (cnet.com)

ViewSonic VP2365wb

The ViewSonic VP2365wb can be found online for about $350. For that price, you get a 23-inch E-IPS monitor with plenty of ergonomic options, five USB ports, and good performance. The performance would be better if it wasn't hampered by low brightness,...

The ViewSonic VP2365wb has plenty of ergonomic options, a great lower-viewing angle, and accurate colors.

The ViewSonic VP2365wb has a fragile-feeling chassis and a panel that shifts colors at off angles. Also, it has a low brightness and no HDMI connection.

The ViewSonic VP2365wb has solid performance, but its low brightness gives images an overall dull look.

Nov, 2009

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Expert review by: Review Crew (reviewboard.com)

ViewSonic VP2365wb Review

The ViewSonic VP2365wb can be found online for about $350. For that price, you get a 23-inch E-IPS monitor with plenty of ergonomic options, five USB ports, and good performance. ...

Jun, 2010

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Expert review by: Lee Neikirk (reviewed.com)

ViewSonic VP2365-LED

A basic display panel atop a lithe and flexible stand

Excellent contrast ratio, well beyond average.; A highly flexible stand that allows for tilting, height adjustment, and rotation.; The built-in USB hub is a welcome addition to standard connection options

Very ugly menus and an esoteric control scheme

We feel, for the price, the ViewSonic VP 2365-LED is a solid purchase. Our only concern is its middling nature. Monitor purchases tend to range along the price-feature spectrum, and the VP 2365-LED falls right in the middle.

Aug, 2012

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Expert review by: wubayou (devhardware.com)

The ViewSonic VP2365wb and Dell UltraSharp U2410

Today we will take a look at two LCD monitors aimed at graphics lovers: the 23-inch ViewSonic VP2365wb and more expensive 24-inch Dell UltraSharp U2410. Keep reading to see which one will fit into your life and your budget.

If you are methodical like me and take a long time to make adjustments, there is an OSD Timeout feature that you can use to make the on-screen display stay on for up to a minute. If you happen to mess up the picture, there?s no need to worry, as you...

Dec, 2009

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Consumer review by: deerslugoh (cnet.com)

Works very nice

I really like this monitor. It is worth the extra money to upgrade to An IPS panel. If you consider yourself an an advanced photogragher, this panel fits the bill. Color accuracy is excellent. Pro photograghers and gragic artists might want something a...

excellant color fidelity, IPS technolog & ergonomics

It is not a bright as some monitors I have owned

Mar, 2011

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Consumer review by: deerslugoh (cnet.com)

"Works very nice"

excellant color fidelity, IPS technolog & ergonomics

It is not a bright as some monitors I have owned

Mar, 2011

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Consumer review by: Mongrel333 (cnet.com)

"Agree with other comments, reviewer missed this one!"

Good for:

IPS panel technology. VERY accurate colors. Solid native contrast and black level. More than bright enough for my needs.

Blue power light is blinding! Easily fixed with a small piece of electrical tape.

Mar, 2011

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Consumer review by: Mongrel333 (cnet.com)

Agree with other comments, reviewer missed this one!

Good for: Anyone looking for a low cost IPS panel suitable for photo or video editing, or anyone who just wants an accurate image. Any other monitor this good will cost you twice as much. Bad for: Sitting on a T.V. tray. Don't get this if you want...

IPS panel technology. VERY accurate colors. Solid native contrast and black level. More than bright enough for my needs ; Very good case ventilation ; What color shift ; Great ergonomics. Tilts to vertical for portrait editing. 360 base

Blue power light is blinding! Easily fixed with a small piece of electrical tape ; Fairly wobbly when in portrait view at full height. Slide down until case touches base to partially alleviate this

Mar, 2011

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Product Specifications

The VP2365wb is one of ViewSonic's LCD Professional Series monitors that utilize the power of IPS panel technology. With IPS true colors, high contrast ratio and wide viewing angles coupled with 1920 x 1080 Full HD resolution, VP2365wb is the perfect solution for designers, manufacturers, medical applications and movie production. 4-port USB hub for cluster free connectivity, ergonomic functions with pivot, height adjust, tilt, swivel and slim bezel make the VP2365wb an amazing monitor. The VP2365wb will also contribute to a greener world with its power management features and environment-friendly materials.

Audio Output

Type:

None

Cabinet (Chassis)

Built-in USB Hub:

Yes

Dimensions & Weight

Depth:9.8in

Height:17in

Weight:15lbs

Width:21.6in

Display (Projector)

Diagonal Size:23in

Diagonal Size (metric):58.4cm

Form Factor:Desktop

Image Brightness:300cd/m2

Image Contrast Ratio:1000:1

Image Max H-View Angle:178

Image Max V-View Angle:178

Interface:DVI / VGA (HD-15)

Max Resolution:1920 x 1080

Response Time:14ms

Technology:TFT active matrix

Type:LCD display

Widescreen:Widescreen

Environmental Standards

ENERGY STAR Qualified:

Yes

Header

Compatibility:PC / Mac

Manufacturer:ViewSonic

Model:VP2365wb

Packaged Quantity:1

Product Line:ViewSonic

Input Device

Type:

None

Miscellaneous

Color:Black

Compliant Standards:TCO 03 / FCC Class B certified / UL / TUV GS / C-Tick / BSMI / cUL / NOM / SASO / TUV S / CB / CCC / TUV Ergo / PSB / RoHS / WEEE / GOST-R / TCO '03

Microsoft Certification:Compatible with Windows 7