ViewSonic VP2756-2K 27 Inch IPS 1440p Ergonomic Monitor with Ultra-Thin Bezels, Color Accuracy, Pantone Validated, 60W USB C

For the price, this is an outstanding monitor. 4K UHD may not be "cutting edge" but for my use, its perfect and makes my job easier. I do a lot of data-related tasks, but about 15% of my work involves graphics design and image adjustments. It's an amazing, bright, easy-to-use monitor that is just consistent and reliable. The bezel is like 8mm all around, which is very nice. This monitor could be used for gaming, video, etc. It's solid. I'd buy it again when I replace my other LG 28 UHD 4K.

Excellent choice for my Mac mini. It's capable of higher resolution settings (multiple actually) and makes reading small text quite easy. Color is great and I'm glad I spent a bit more money for this monitor. I am using a USB-C cable for the connection, but it also has HDMI for connectivity. I also like that you can raise or lower the screen, and tilt it as needed.

Far better than any other monitor I've used. Resolution is great, very good brightness, and images and video are both crystal clear with no visible pixels or artifacts. Great value for the price.

Replace a 30" LG with the View Sonic because the colors were washed out on the LG if you didn't look straight on in one area of the monitor. The View Sonic is so much better video quality. The stand is A+ as it adjusts height, monitor spin (0, 90, etc) and left right rotation, top bottom rotation to get the view angle just right for your viewing angle. Thus the colors are always crisps. Not happy with the audio at all (but bought it for video quality). 3W speakers sound like two tin cans and a string; and I tried to use the Mac Music app Equalizer to adjust too. But no luck on sound improvements. Oddly, I opted for the better ViewSonic Monitor with the 3W speakers over the 2 or 2.5W version. So much for that upgrade.

I love this monitor and for the price it's absolutely fantastic. Setting the appropriate settings for my editing I see very similar results from my MacBook screen to this one, which is exactly what I was looking for. Colors are displayed beautifully, it's more than bright enough and the level of convenience it provides me with my devices is what really makes me enjoy this display. With one cable, I can switch between my MacBook, Lenovo Legion go and iPad Air M2 with stage manager. With its built in USB hub that just works automatically, I believe it's only 2 usb ports on the monitor, but just the fact that my mouse and keyboard works flawlessly with all the devices saves me so much time. Not to mention the fact that the 60 watts of power is perfect for me. Speakers are totally fine, loud and clear enough for me. I'd say for 500 dollars it has a great balance of all of the things I need to be happy. I haven't used included monitor stand, but I have it on a VESA mount. The on screen display, basically the menu you use to maneuver the settings is clunky and annoying. Buuuut, they make up for this in a big way. There is software from view sonic online you can get that allows you to change all of your monitor settings, including brightness, picture profiles, etc through the computer. Which is super cool. I'd much rather have the hockey puck approach or a joypad on the back of the monitor, but I'm happy to see there is software that gives you full control where your not awkwardly pressing wrong buttons just to change the brightness. Also it came in the mail one day later, so that was awesome. My rambling is over with, but I recommend it.

I ordered this because of 1 day delivery, although I ordered two of them at the same time and one hasn't shown up yet (one would think that Amazon would deliver both of them at the same time). I usually order ASUS ProArt or BenQ DesignVue monitors. Pros: - Excellent color rendition out of box (SDR only) - Sharp (1440p @ 27") - Bright with Uniform brightness throughout panel - Good viewing angles - Good ergonomics with included stand, including vertical orientation - Good heft, not too light. Seems solidly built. - OSD buttons easy to use with lots of customization - You can turn off the Blue LED Power Button through the OSD (great for photo / video editing) - Included Speakers are surprisingly good, better than most Laptop speakers (Good for small room) - Included HMDI cable has Ferrite Cores on either end to reduce EMI/RF interference (Good for Unshielded Studio Monitors) - Stand easy to install but has VESA mount for wall-mount or monitor arm applications Cons: - 8-bit Color - 60hz Refresh - Does not include DisplayPort or USB-C cable. (I am using with a Desktop, so I can't try the USB-C feature until Discrete Graphic Cards start including them) - USB 3 ports on the bottom, also did not come with USB 3 hub cable - Included Speakers aren't very loud (quieter than typical flat panel TV sound) - Included Speakers do not replace Bookshelf / Studio Monitors by a large margin (this is a given but might as well write that out) - Included stand is good, but it does wobble if you lean on the desk or type ferociously Overall, I'm very satisfied with my purchase.

I love this monitor. The colors and images are crisp and clear and it was easy to set up (that’s saying a lot for this technologically challenged individual). The size is great, you can have several screens open and the images are still easy to see due to the generous size of the monitor.

View Sonic VP-2756-4K monitors are really nice, well-constructed, the monitors without the stands are surprisingly heavy (which I'm very fine with), and have a quality adjustable stand. Having all the blue-lit power and control buttons on the bottom face is a professional touch: so tired of hidden controls on the edge or back side. Nothing flimsy or cheap about any of it. The image is bright, extremely detailed, and ultra life like. My wife and I are content producers. We bought two and they are worth it - I highly recommend.