ViewSonic VX3211-2K-MHD 32 Inch IPS WQHD Monitor with 99% sRGB, 87% AdobeRGB, HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort, Eye Care for Work and Entertainment at Home, Black

The output is good but because it is my first 4k monitor so no reference to compare with.However, the button icon position which you can see when you sitting does not match with the button real location, only match when you sight is horizontally and vertically parallel with it, made it a bit hard to use.The input port is a bit loose and sometime have bad connection causing the screen look like is going to broken.

This screen now used 24/7

This screen is huge! The box it comes in is even bigger!!The ViewSonic is really lovely to look at with a nice premium build its one of the closer monitors to a Mac display I have found. The few issues I have ran into thus far however are two kind of big points you should watch out for...The listing on ViewSonics website says that the screen has a refresh rate of 75hrz and the amazon listing page says 83 KHz whatever that means but the screen (unless I havn't been looking in the right parts) is only 60hz so for gaming don't expect the refresh to be better than standard.the other issue I have had was where the VESA mount is located on the back of the monitor. It is so high up I actually had to send the arm I bought back since the lift with a VESA mounted arm was only millimetres off the desk, so it was better to use the stock stand which to be honest inst really a bad thing, I might just keep it like this for a while as the stand is high quality but it would be nice to have wire routes on it.All in all I am really happy with this monitor! Recommended (despite the abismil shipping via amazon couriers, watch out for that)

I have two of these monitor and use them for graphic design and 3d modelling. They perform well without obvious frills like speakers etc. No height adjustment, just tilt so tall people like me may need to budget for a stand or wall bracket to get it how they want it. I find it slow to wake up when connecting to MacBook via USB-c. But seems to be more instant via HDMI.

I have plugged this 32-inch monitor into my iMac 2013 27-inch and it works very well for me without any extra driver/software. I view my work on it more than on my iMac because it is slightly bigger in size even though the graphic is slightly crisper on my iMac due to a higher pixel density.However, on some occasions (not always) when my iMac goes to sleep the monitor does not seem to receive any signal upon waking my iMac. So I would have to restart my iMac for the connection to be re-established and this usually works. On rare occasions, I would have to switch the monitor off then back on before I switch on my iMac in order to re-establish connection. If anyone has a permanent solution for this please let me know. This does not bother me much as it works well most of the time and I got this monitor at a discounted price. Even at the full price (around £220), I would still think its value for money - I may purchase another one later.Monitor: ViewSonic VX3211-2K-MHD 32-inch 2K WQHD IPS Monitor

Out of the box, I was very disappointed with the picture quality. I did have some issues with artefacts and colour accuracy, HDR was very poor. I did intend to return the monitor. After a couple of days, and repeated attempts I managed to get sort the settings and now have an excellent picture for the price range of the monitor. There are many different places for settings, the monitor menus, windows settings and GPU driver settings, so if it's not good to start with it just takes a little time and perseverance.Yes there are better monitors out there, but for the price I paid, I think it's hard to beat for a 4K monitor of this size.

As a monitor, this is currently the best value quality IPS monitor you can buy. Trust me I've spent weeks researching monitors and have about 5 high end monitors in my house (all IPS).This monitor actually comes close to rivalling some of my £650 Dell monitors in terms of picture quality and colour depth! a bargain for the price!For this price range, you definitely won't find (new) another brand that will give you such a good % of the adobe colour space. Very happy with the image quality and refresh rate looks good and solid. Don't know if it has PWM or not.Cons:the controlls (gui) are not great as the buttons are on the back for some unearthly reason.The built in speakers are not good, so just use external speakers insteadThe built in speakers have a bug where any console plugged in via hdmi will either be max volume or no volume.

Lots of monitor for your money and plenty to like here. Good colour reproduction and a decent image. Awful backlight bleed on a black or dark screen, but that often comes with this technology, but if backlight issues bother you, walk on by.Solid as you like with single input. Problems start if you want use more than one input and wish to switch between them as the monitor then doesn't recognise there's active signals and will keep shutting down saying there's no input - even if its displaying it at the time. I have six other monitors to test these machines with, and the viewsonic is the only one that has this issue, meaning you really shouldn't use more than one input on it. Tried everything to fix this but is viewsonics poor tech and many others on the net have exactly the same issues. I had read this on a negative review on here and wish I had taken more notice - instead I have to use two monitors on my desk because of Viewsonics poor input detection.Another issue to note, is the awful ergonomics of their monitor controls - I have never seen a more incompetently deigned system and button configuration, and I've seem some pretty stupid designs before! You will swear at it and you will press the wrong buttons, as it truly hopeless, but once your set up this is not likely to be a big issue for most unless you need to change these settings regularly.So its a mixed bag. If you have a single input to display and need a good value $K monitor with good colour, this is excellent value.If you need to adjust the monitor lots, or use more than one input and switch inputs, then forget this, IT DOES NOT WORK.