ViewSonic VP2468A_H2 24-Inch Premium Dual Pack Head-Only IPS 1080p Monitor with Advanced Ergonomics, ColorPro 100% sRGB REC 709, 14-bit 3D LUT, Eye Care, and 65W USB C for Home and Office

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Negative: I wish I had bought the 27". Positive: This is a great monitor for not a lot of money. I have had HP monitors at work for 18 years, but this is better and costs much less. The only thing I don't like is all the connections on the back where I can't see what I'm doing. The most common ones could be put on the bottom or side of the screen and I would be much happier.

Quality is poor

The "ViewSonic VP3268a-4K 32-inch 2160p UHD Professional Monitor, 100% sRGB, Pantone Validated, Colour Blindness Mode, USB Type-C, HDMI, DisplayPort, Ethernet, for Graphic Design, Photo & Video Editing" is not a monitor for every computer user; it has features that some will almost insist be provided but others that may not best suit specific uses. Its 14ms refresh time will be far to long for gamers but for graphics work, pictorial design, desktop publishing and other demanding roles will be suitable and are well-supported. It stands alone by offering 100% sRGB and full Pantone validation and very few others offer either yet alone both. It comes with a stand and column that is pre-assembled and accounts for the bulkiness of its packaging. The column mount only needs be slotted into the VESA mounting and it is then essentially ready for use once the power lead and a choice of video cable are connected. The large circular botton is for power and the reaminder form its OSD system. Its negative points are few, its weight aside, but there are software issues. ViewSonic provide a link to signed drivers for both Windows 10 and 11 but neither installs, ending in a suggestion to download the unsigned driver as an alternative but it does not exist on ViewSonic's support page; Windows native ViewSonic Driver wworks well enough and supports audio via DP (probably also via HDMI although not yet tested). It is unknown whether the Mac software installs and functions correctly. The other two issues relate to optional software, vDisplayManager 2.0 which supposedly offers screen division, PIP and other facilities and Colorbration Plus that supposedly works with several screen calibration devices including those from ColorMunki, Xpress and several more either in addition to or substituting for their relevant software. While both install, they freeze and never run in their Windows versions. Whether or not that applies to the Mac versions is again unknown - there is no longer any Mac hardware on-site that could confirm functionality. That those events relate to a monitor with an RRP close to £800 are issues that could not reasonably be anticipated and urgently need to be addressed. Were they known in advance, a different and less expensive choice may have been made although without 100% sRGB or Pantone compliance. A range of necessary cables is included but there is a dearth of information about its OSD operation. A guide exists for a related model (VP3256-4k) which provides most answers but there may be minor differences between the two models and their features. While all the slimmer buttons work within the menu system (top button selects it), most others also have other unrelated functions, again not documented, but come with dire warnings about incorrect settings. None are labelled but as they are located in the bottom right-rear corner (from the front), the labelling would not then be visible. Overall, a good monitor for specialist users and their needs but there are elements that need investigation and resolution by the brand.

Very impressive product with absolutely stunning image clarity, just perfect for professionals