ViewSonic VP2250wb

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Images look good once the display is calibrated ; Good response time

Out-of-the-box settings are inaccurate ; Limited viewing angles

Wide color gamut. Highly adjustable. Good overall image quality.

Poor vertical viewing angle performance. USB ports hard to reach. Slightly weak grayscale performance.

More LCD Reviews:

Images look good once the display is calibrated ; Good response time

Out-of-the-box settings are inaccurate ; Limited viewing angles

Setup was straightforward. We connected the VP2250wb to our Mac Pro via the DVI port using the included cable. The display can tilt forward and back and has up and down height adjustment. There’s no ability to pivot into portrait mode, but we usually...

Great horizontal viewing angels, matte coat, good colour reproduction, dynamic contrast ratio has its merits for consumer use

Too many consumer-focused features to be professional, USB ports are hard to reach, some tearing in fast motion, reds are over-saturated

Viewsonic's VP2250wb is a compromise between a consumer 22in monitor and a professional quality display. While it does a good job in most regards it still won't cut it for professionals, who will need to stick with IPS panel monitors.

Amazing colour, Dynamic Contrast control, great response time

No HDMI, awful viewing angle

The ViewSonic VP2250wb has many good points, not least its top-quality colour palette. However, at this price, we expect more the viewing angle issues in particular are not impressive. It's fine if you work alone, but for bustling offices the viewing...

With the VP2250wb, ViewSonic has designed a monitor that falls short of the high expectations its marketing might suggest, since slight colour shift and bad backlight bleed means professionals may be better off looking elsewhere. But if you are a...

Highly adjustable, four USB ports, great colour

No speakers

Overall, the ViewSonic VP2250wb gives an excellent quality image and will satisfy those looking for good colour capabilities. The monitor is stable and widely adjustable which we like. The overall design leaves a little to be desired, but as a work...

Great horizontal viewing angels, matte coat, good colour reproduction, dynamic contrast ratio has its merits for consumer use

Too many consumer-focused features to be professional, USB ports are hard to reach, some tearing in fast motion, reds are over-saturated

Amazing colour, Dynamic Contrast control, great response time

No HDMI, awful viewing angle

Good colour coverage ; Sturdy base ; Good manoeuvrability

Response time accelerator is useless above default value

The VP2250wb can be found online for between AU$520 and AU$600. While it's definitely not a professional monitor, as an all-purpose monitor it does well, offering a step up within the 22-inch space.