VA3209M 32 Inch IPS Full HD 1080p Monitor with Thin Bezels, 75Hz, Eye Care, HDMI, VGA Inputs for Home and Office

I'm very happy with my purchase. My old monitor was developing issues (burnout pixels, humming, etc) and I knew I needed to get a new monitor soon. It only took a couple of days for the new ViewSonic to arrive. As a matter of fact, it arrived a day earlier than the estimate given. The monitor and stand were very easy to assemble. The screen image is very clear and sharp. I like the facts that it's adjustable and that the monitor controls are on the front of the monitor. The price was very good for such a good quality monitor.

I keep buying these. You know the 1920x1080 specs, image quality is LCD. Side viewing is decent. I picked 32" and 1080 so the smallest text & menus remain readable. I could have gone 32" 4K but I just I've have to deal with scaling and all that. Besides, less pixels and for programming on the road, it's fine. Base disassembles easily enough. Tab releases the vertical part of the base, quarter turn to separate. Since it's just me handling, I don't bother putting in the screws; (not a negative, just an understood condition) just be careful turning the monitor else it will fall off the base. I've got a bag to carry two of these when I travel. One has a SFF computer VESA mounted on the back. Not gamer but good CPU/RAM/multimonitor outputs. Whole setup works well. To make it more travel friendly, I carry two individual USB C PD power supplies. One with a USB C PD cable to power the SFF computer. One with a USB C PD cable to power the monitor at 12 volts. (Make sure your PD power supply supports 12 volts; not all do.) Makes travel much lighter. Fun / interesting thing. When the computer is off and monitor having power but sleeping, in certain lighting conditions you may notice the display cycling between red, green, blue, white and off. If you have one, put a small flash up to the monitor when it is powered by sleeping and you'll never be able to unsee this. And I have no idea why they have them cycling the color... perhaps to mitigate stuck pixels?? Anyhow, I like the monitors and will likely buy more. BT recommended

I am so impressed with this new monitor. It arrived undamaged and looks terrific. It is exactly as described, quality product. It connected seamlessly with my hub and included a new HDMI cable. The size and height are perfect for my setup. Now I pray it will last as it presently sits for years to come. I will provide an update a year from now. Strongly recommend for anyone sitting on the fence for a new monitor.

Great price on a really nice monitor. I ended up buying a second one now I have two of them for my work computer

This is a work monitor for people who want a lot of physical real estate but don't need ultra-high resolution or framerates. You can be giving yourself or your team a nice 32-inch monitor experience for the price of a stingy measly 24-inch, and don't underestimate how much easier on the eyes that is. No more hunching forward to read the small print, and that's good on the neck and back too. But keep in mind the limitations. High-end gamers want a high refresh rate, but this caps at 75 frames per second and doesn't support the various variable framerate technologies like FreeSync. To be honest, most gamers don't need any of that anyway, particularly at this monitor's resolution. Which brings up the second limitation. This is a 1080P monitor in a world where most 32-inch monitors are 1440p. For productivity, this is a total non-issue, but for gamers who are resolution-addicts this will be noticeable. The plus side is that the moderate maximum resolution and moderate maximum framerate won't require high-end graphics cards to max out; this monitor will pair well with older and sub-300 dollar GPUs. Color accuracy is fine for everything short of media production work. If your workflow requires calibrated color (pre-press, professional video production, high end art and graphic design), this isn't the monitor for you. It's not bad, but you're going to have a bad time trying to get it accurate or to closely match what other media production professionals are seeing on their much-more-expensive monitors. Bottom line though is that if you want a large monitor and don't need calibrated color or extreme performance, this is a real bargain. It's big, it does what it's designed to do well, and it's affordable and a very good value for the money.

Great monitor for my keyboard work station. The images are bright and clear (FHD works fine for me). I love the 32" size. I mounted it over my window with a wall mount TV bracket I got at Harbor Freight (very easy as the monitor is not heavy and has a VESA 100x100 mount). I'm very happy with my purchasse.

All my video monitors are From Viewsonic. The quality is always excellent and have lasted for years. I lost my 22 inch after 18 years as they are reliable. This one is a 24 inch monitor and looks great. Its performance is very good and does not show any high speed streaking. The controls are on the front which makes adjustment easy. Many other monitors are on the back making adjustment more difficult. Another reason I love this monitor. well designed and easy to assemble. The base is very stable so no wiggling is present. Highly recommended.

Great 1080p HD picture. Easily switches back from computer viewing via VGA to Roku streaming via HDMI. Sound was ok but bolstered by a soundbar connected via audio output. Aesthetically pleasing. 32 inch size at a great price. Volume for Roku cannot be controlled by remote, you have to physically change the knob of the soundbar if you attach one. Hoping it lasts as long as advertised.