ViewSonic VP2768 27-inch WQHD Professional Monitor with 100% sRGB, Delta E<2, MST DaisyChain, Hardware Colour Calibration, HDMI, DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort for Graphic Design, Photo & Video Editing

Really good, really enjoying them currently.

No dead/stuck pixels, good uniformity, strong colour reproduction, adequate response time and input lag for casual gaming, sturdy and adjustable stand.I originally bought a Dell IPS monitor for a similar amount of money and with similar specs, but it was disappointing. It had two stuck pixels, noticeable backlight bleed in the bottom left corner, and a slight green tint on the left side of the screen and a red tint on the right side. The Viewsonic has no such tint, and only suffers a little at the edges with luminance drop off. The backlight bleed is also better, although not perfect. The Dell was slimmer and had a more attractive finish, but the Viewsonic beat it on image quality. Perhaps the Dell was just a bad panel, but for £400 only the Viewsonic justified the money spent.I use it for photo/video editing, gaming, tv shows, coding and lots of general browsing and it does these well. I like having accurate colours and good uniformity for day-to-day use even if I don't really need professional quality.Change the response time to 'Advanced' in the monitor settings to reduce ghosting over the standard setting.8 months in and I'm still happy with it, and I think QHD at 27 inch is still the sweet spot.

Using as second screen / monitor for a new MacBook Pro 13". Great size, great picture. Only downside is the controls are on the back of the screen and a little menu pops up on screen when you press them. You have to feel for the buttons and it is not obvious how to use them, so that takes some getting used to. I downloaded the manual and found it all a bit frustrating at first. (On my old screen there were brightness and contrast buttons.)Unfortunately the MacBook Pro doesn't come with all the ports I actually need. My work includes graphic design. Here is my setup: I bought a hub (including ports for thunderbolt, new USB-C, old USB, and HDMI) and plugged that into the laptop. And I bought an HDMI cable to run from the hub to the ViewSonic 24" monitor. It wasn't a sharp clear picture with my old HDMI cable so I bought a new good-quality cable for under a tenner (Sweguard 4K high-speed 1.5 metre). Now the monitor is almost as good as the laptop screen. I wish I had realised that the cable dictates the picture quality. All fine now.Overall this is a good screen for the price. <Edit after a few weeks:> The buttons on the back of machine and the on-screen menu continue to be annoying and I've had glitches (eg sleep countdown suddenly starting up when I thought I had turned it off). I have reset the monitor to the original settings and have downloaded a separate app from another developer which forces the MacBook Pro brightness controls to control the second monitor too. Now I don't need to use the buttons. Phew.

Couldn’t have said it better than the title. I use this with an M2 Max MacBook Pro and it’s honestly the best all time monitor I’ve ever used in terms of colour accuracy. What you see on the screen is what you get on all other screens. It’s true 2.4 gamma and rec709 so makes for a perfect editing monitor. Can’t recommend it enough! Just know it doesn’t have speakers and it’s peak brightness isn’t as good as other screens but it’s perfect for colour grading.

This is my third Viewsonic screen. Until I bought this one I had a two screen setup comprising a 22inch primary monitor and a 17inch secondary monitor. After 16 years the 17inch monitor stopped working so I moved the primary to take its place and bought the VP2768 to be the new primary. Each new screen has been better visually than its predecessor such that I now have a screen that is unlikely to be bettered for colour and brightness at this price (£370 at the time of purchase). I took another reviewer's advice and bought an HDMI cable at the same time as the monitor and had no problems in setting up the equipment. Although Windows 10 provides a driver, it is better to download and install the Viewsonic driver. The instructions are OK but they are not needed to get up and running if you go the HDMI route.Although I still have two screens on my desk I hardly need the second one as 27inches gives acres of space for multiple separate windows.I am hugely impressed with the accuracy of the colours of the garden flowers I photograph. Thoroughly recommend.

It was delivered quickly and packaged well, I have had quite a few monitors over the years but this one beat them all very impressed with the colour on screen to what you get when printed out I don’t review many things but I thought this was worth it as it really is a good monitor. Is it worth the money and I would have to say yes

Very pleased, KDE Plasma6 picked up the display no problem and made accessable a whole bunch of colour profiles so all good.Physically, easy to assemble ootb, and all the i/o ports I could want for, access easy by rotating. Screen is soft on the eye and quick.Haven't raked through the menus yet or tested it but photos look vgood.

I just got it in, it’s a perfect color match to my prints out of the box. It’s beautiful and works great with MacBook Pro. (To note: I tried another popular brand first and it did not work out for me, calibration didn’t work. Love the ViewSonic so far!)

Good monitor for color accuracy

Superior computer monitor every respect. The picture is brilliant, solid construction and has a pedestal with multiple adjustments for height and tilt.

Since my first CRT monitor, Viewsonic has always been my go-to monitor company; this one meets my expectations. The new monitor goes well with my 10-year-old Viewsonic 15" monitor I have not used in years. It provides me with another monitor to view control panels in Photoshop, Illustrator, and other applications that have moveable panels. I'm tempted to purchase another 24" monitor as prices continue to drop. The thin bezel is very nice and the brightness makes my old monitor look dull.

Ich verwende diesen Bildschirm für das Bearbeiten von Fotos und bin sehr zufrieden mit der Wiedergabe. Vor allem die authentischen Farben zeichnen ihn aus. Klare Empfehlung von mir!