ViewSonic VA2456A-MHD 24 Inch IPS 1080p Monitor with 120Hz Eye Care HDMI DisplayPort and VGA Inputs for Home

Great 24" monitor has all 3 video connectors VGA, HDMI and Display Port. Fits perfectly on my desk. Bright, clear image with excellent contrast. Auto-detects video source. No need to adjust from the factory setting. Read more

Great monitor for the price. I have this set up on a monitor stand & attached to my MacBook Air for multi use monitors. The functionality is great, screen size is perfect for viewing as well as video & audio editing. Easy to set up & compatible with my MacBook Air with a quick connection & cable. Lightweight & was easy to attach to the monitor stand. Nice color. I have two of these for my work desk as well so the purchase was an easy yes. Read more

Nice 22" monitor has all 3 video connectors VGA, HDMI & Display has speakers and good volume level controls at bottom right good over all good price. Doesn't like my KVM switch if I am on an unused line it just keeps cycles the monitor out of range all the time by accident I found out if I had a HDMI to DVI converter on the cable was working on PC that didn't have HDMI only DVI so had to use converter when I disconnected box to do something inside I noticed the monitor shut off son now I keep a HDMI to DVI adapter connected to the # PC 4 connector on the KVM switch to solve that problem. Read more

This is my new monitor for my new computer. It fits perfectly at my office work station. I have a ViewSonic 5X4 monitor which is what I am comparing this monitor to. Both have clear pictures and good stands. It is worth getting the slightly more expensive version to get a good stand. The main fault is that the off on switch is in the back and not accessible for me. I like to turn my monitors off at night, but the screen saver now shuts it off after an hour. Not a big drawback so I am not taking a star off. I am not a gamer so the 120 Hz refresh rate is more than enough for my use. This is a very good value for a well known brand that has been around for many years. Read more

Great monitor, like all of the ViewSonic monitors I’ve bought in the past. The only thing unusual about this monitor is the position of it’s on/off switch. Unlike most monitors, where the switch is in the lower right corner of the monitor, this one is a large pushbutton on the back of the monitor, half way down the right side. It took me a while to find it (RTFM). Read more

Bought this monitor to replace an older version of the same (over 15 years old) and I was not disappointed. Lighter, brighter, sharp and crisp...I feel like this was an excellent choice and am now considering replacing my 32" as well. Definitely a good deal for the money. Read more

Very happy with the monitor. Looked ultra sharp in 4K 3840 x 2160 but I decided to use the better then 2K resolution of 2560 x 1440 which some call QHD. I like the overall type size in this setting although you can scale the type sizing with the display controls. I stream basketball and Netflix and the picture is outstanding. It has a brightness level of 400 which is better than most. With HDR 10 the scene is very natural. I am a senior and the option to easily turn down blue light is much appreciated. My only issue is that the refresh rate is always 60hz. I thought it might increase when reducing resolution but it does go to 75hz at resolutions significantly under 2K which I think is more of a gaming resolution although I might get better results with a different graphics card. Not sure I would notice a difference at a higher resolution because this is a picture perfect monitor as it is. Well worth the extra cost. Read more

I have purchased VeiwSonic monitors for years. As a sysadmin I bought them when I needed a "better" monitor. This monitor does not seem to be of the same quality as those I had previously purchased. It's OK, but not exceptional. The OSD menu is bought up using what is referred to as the joystick (I/O) button on the back of the monitor. The button is actually a mini joystick that you move to click the selected OSD menu options. I suppose this saves money but seems a bit odd when you are accustomed to a separate button(s) to brings up the settings menu. Even the VS manual does not explain this clearly. Otherwise, as I said it's OK, probably better for an inexpensive gaming monitor than a detail oriented work monitor. Read more