ViewSonic VP2768 PRO 27" 1440p Monitor with 100% sRGB Rec 709 14-bit 3D LUT and Color Calibration for Photography and Graphic Design

Using this for photo editing / gaming / business applications and it works great, no problems. Auto-on and off, light weight for it's size, slim and the thin bezel is very nice. Picture is clear, bright, and sharp.

Wow, what an awesome picture! I’m using the the SonicView VP2768 in dual monitor setup with a VIVO dual monitor desk mount.What a difference between the Curved Samsung C27H711QEN that I picked up on Black Friday and the new SonicView.Even though the resolution was the same, the ViewSonic has a much better picture.I wanted a to get a curved monitor so bad but after the disappointing picture of the Samsung, I returned it and went on a research journey that went on for days.I used it for Office work, Photo and Video editing.I also purchased the VIVO dual monitor desk mount. The monitors fit perfectly and look amazing with the thin bezel.Only complaint I have is that the USB and DP Cable are a little to short for my standing-desk and VIVO mount setup. My workstation is right under the desk but as specialty the DP cord is about 6 inches to short when desk is in standing position.

Bought this monitor in early April and have been enjoying its outstanding picture quality for 4 months. A couple of weeks ago, it seemed like the monitor was going into sleep mode too soon, before the power management settings I had set up. But this wasn't the issue because the laptop this is connected to still had the desktop showing. It had been darkening after 10-25 minutes of inactivity, but now it's turning off as I'm using the PC! The power button in back is blue while in use and amber when in sleep mode. Five star performance, less one star for this issue.

I have a pair of these monitors in my home office and they work really well. I tried a 4k monitor for a while, but resolution seemed to slow things down. This monitor is a good compromise. The only issue is that I have two and they were bought a year apart, but I can’t get the color to look exactly the same on both of them. It’s not a huge issue, and maybe it’s expected as one has been working longer than the other.

Great so far, no dead pixels and the usb ports are a great bonus. I have not tested the auto-rotate feature because I have it connected to my notebook and this feature will not work as a secondary display. Will update after I have finished my pc build.P.S. go to the viewsonic support page for the latest drivers for the added features.June 2019A year and a half later and still no complaints, the auto rotate works great. It comes in handy when editing pictures or reading pdf documents. I am about to buy another one for a dual monitor setup.

the color on this monitor is amazing. my purchase was an open box item from the manufacturer. I would say the price of 350 or less is a good value. some merchants try to charge a lot more at a price point of near 500 dollars but I would not buy it at that price.overall have used it for work for a few months and i am very happy. no headaches or flickering issues. The word documents have a lot more clarity since it is a 2k monitor. I stayed away 4k monitors since you really need the best kind of software to run the 4k. 2k is a great improvement over the normal 1080 /1200 monitors.

In summary, there are better monitors for professional usage for the same price or less.This monitor is obviously better than a typical non-professional monitor, but based on my experience & the calibration report, it is inferior to the ASUS Pro Art.On my factory calibration report for sRGB, the Delta E values exceed 3 and 4, which is too high.Only the average is below 2, average sitting at 1.4. Most of the high Delta E is grays, but also some reds.In contrast with my ASUS Pro Art, all values in sRGB are below 1, with the average being 0.32.Clear winner, the ASUS, and it costs $30 less.Also, viewing angles on this aren't as good as the ASUS, they are surprisingly narrow for an IPS.IPS bleed is visible on both monitors, but worse on the ViewSonic. On the ASUS, its about 1 inch at the top of the screen. On the ViewSonic, its the whole bottom left section, about 5 inches, plus an inch at the top.Blacks on the ASUS are darker. The ViewSonic's blacks, are lighter than my 2014 TN panel gaming monitor, ASUS VG248QE, which is very surprising. I might just have a defective ViewSonic, but this is what I have observed.One good thing I can say about ViewSonic though is they have good customer service, unlike BenQ.So if you had to choose between a BenQ and ViewSonic, I'd go with ViewSonic, even if the picture is inferior, because BenQ support is the worst I've experienced. I tried BenQ's SW240 monitor, and when I realized there was no support, I did more research, and discovered that the Better Business Bureau revoked their accreditation, and gave them a D- rating, over failure to respond and poor customer service, no surprise.Now, one more thing, it is possible that maybe the ViewSonic I got, was the bad end of the monitor lottery, maybe I just got unlucky, so if you have a different experience with the factory calibration stats, I do encourage you to share. I'm trying to be fair to them, that's why I gave them 3 stars, but if this monitor is close to the typical they ship, then its hard to justify buying this over the ASUS Pro Art, especially when it costs more money.

Insanely clear calibration out of the box -- each monitor calibrated at factory before shipping. Colors are extremely true and screens can get very bright. Build is very sturdy, attractive, and easy to setup. I'd agree with others that the daisy chaining is a bit tricky and could've come with clearer instructions though. Overall would buy again, especially at a <$400 price point.