| About - ViewSonic VX2240w |
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The VX2240w is part of the computer monitor test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, computer monitor models like the VX2240w are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below.
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Viewsonic's budget line is OptiQuest, but there's also a Value line with lower-priced monitors. The Graphics line is aimed at advanced graphics users and gamers, the X series toward home and business users. Some models include a webcam or integrated speakers. For the widest selection at the best prices, try Newegg.com. PCConnection also has a wide range of choices, while Amazon and Tiger Direct have better-than-average prices. |
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I noticed a stuck pixel (not dead) as soon as I turned it on. Pixel fix programs did not work. Tapping and pressure methods didn't work either. Now I need to attempt to return it to the company I purchased it from over the internet. At this point I would rather of bought a brand that has higher test standards for stuck pixels. Other then the pixel it works great and seems to be a good deal after a week. You get what you pay for.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
I use my VS at work, and have had it for over 2 years with no problems, and only good things to say.
The picture is great, and holds its own against many of the newer models.
[14 of 16 customers found this review helpful]
I have a pair of ViewSonic Monitors and with the first 8 months both broke. [...]That is 3 VS monitors that have all broken in too short of a period of time. I will never buy a VS monitor again!


















