ViewSonic VG2248 22 Inch IPS 1080p Ergonomic Monitor with HDMI DisplayPort USB and 40 Degree Tilt for Home and Office

From the packing, to the instructions, to the monitor, one of the best monitors that I have ever purchased. You will not be disappointed with this unit. Completely adjustable in every axis.

For office use, this monitor is very easy on the eyes. Natural color, not too bright, crisp text. I like it much more than the HP 24mh. Consider adding an angled power cord if you don't want it shooting straight down into the desk.

Monitor works great.

I've been using ViewSonic monitors for WFH for about 3 years now, and I'm very impressed with them. The picture quality is decent, the monitor is large enough to comfortably fit the windows I need to see, and the price is reasonable. My first 3 monitors came from my employer but I added this one because I was tired of squinting to see my laptop screen.One of the things I love most about this monitor is that it has a variety of ports, BUT I primarily selected the VG2448A for the DisplayPort. This makes it easier to connect to my work laptop.I'm not a fan of the built-in stand but that's just personal preference. I prefer to mount my monitors on a desk stand(s) because I have more control over the height and angle. I always find that the OEM stands do not raise high enough for me.I like ViewSonic monitors and I'd say that anyone looking for a decent-quality, affordable monitor this is a solid choice.

great monitors! I bought two for myself and later bought two more for my wife. We use them for when working from home.

The overall view area and the thin bezels make this a great monitor. I always go with ViewSonic and they just keep coming out with better monitors. The price was great.

.... the packaging is stupid. i think it's got two sheets of paper for documentation, not too sure what they're about because one of them has a few sentences in just about any language but Hebrew, don't think they're worth anything to anyone.The box is "eco friendly" 24 inch monitor in a box smaller than my brother"s 21 inch Viewsonic. it does protect the monitor well enough. Just about all of the "documentation" is the printing on the box itself. "This end up" represented by a small arrow, you might miss it ( not a word with it)Your direction for opening the box...3 or 4 simplistic drawings not good enough to really do the job. I wanted to preserve the box for transporting the monitor without tearing it apart, i had to get someone else to figure it out. just about the only thing i've seen that's worse are those tight plastic things so much stuff you have to cut open to get to your product. My brother's Viewsonic came with a built in carry handle, it's very obvious and easy to fiure out for use. My box? i finally found the handles...cut into the box, they aren't marked in any way-some people will not even see them.The monitor itself is pretty good, my brother didn't have to adjust anything it was fine right of the box.....now all I've got to do is figure out what those 5 buttons next to the power button do, even it is unidentified. The tilt/cable routing, ability to turn on end, and adjustable monitor height are nice but they're left up to you to figure out. I think it's got speakers- someplace. i wanted to use the HDMI port (?) but I'll need someone else to hook into that because I can't do it myself, you have to hook it up by working upside down and backwards (it's on the back of the monitor good for hanging on the wall but awkward and inconvenient for me. It looks good and seems to work all right but needs a bit more documentation to help even somebody who knows what they're doing.

I bought this monitor for my HP Z6 workstation, that I use mainly for my 1K to 2K video work used mainly on the Internet and for individual video projects for many organizations that I work with. The large screen is really great when working with highly detailed videos.The adjustable rotating and various tilt angles ergonomic base is a nice feature so a person doesn't have to strain their neck when working long hours on a video project. Although it has multiple connection formats, I use the latest display port connection, which is a nice addition and slightly less cumbersome than the HDMI or the older digital port connections.The images and colors are crisp, bright, and clear without any noticeable imperfections at any angle that lesser quality monitors seem to exhibit. I prefer ViewSonic products due to their great quality. The built-in blue light filter is a nice feature to reduce eye strain during long editing sessions. Overall, I'm very happy with this large monitor.