Compare Prices : Viewsonic VP2250wb 22'' - Expert Reviews

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Review summary: ViewSonic's 22in VP2250wb claims to cater to the professional graphics market, but can a TN panel really offer enough to entice?

Verdict: With the VP2250wb, ViewSonic has designed a monitor that falls short of the high expectations its marketing might suggest, since slight colour shift and bad backlight bleed means professionals may be better off looking elsewhere. But if you are a ...

Review summary: ViewSonic's new professional-level 22in monitor has excellent colour reproduction but is let down by poor viewing angles

Verdict: The ViewSonic VP2250wb has many good points, not least its top-quality colour palette. However, at this price, we expect more the viewing angle issues in particular are not impressive. It's fine if you work alone, but for bustling offices the viewing ...

Review summary: ViewSonic's VP2250wb is a decent consumer-level display, but its narrow viewing angle limits the display's usefulness in a collaborative setting.

Verdict: Though colour professionals and those who often collaborate with co-workers may want to look elsewhere for a display with better viewing angles, the ViewSonic VP2250wb is a fine, affordable multimedia and general-purpose display.

Review summary: ViewSonic's VP2250wb is a fine, affordable multimedia and general-purpose display. But color professionals and those who often collaborate with co-workers may want to look elsewhere for a display with better viewing angles,

Pros: Good response time ; images look good once the display is calibrated

Cons: Limited viewing angles ; out-of-the-box settings are inaccurate

Verdict: Setup was straightforward. We connected the VP2250wb to our Mac Pro via the DVI port using the included cable. The display can tilt forward and back and has up and down height adjustment. There's no ability to pivot into portrait mode, but we usually ...

Review summary: Its great for graphic designers & artists who are meticulous about the slightest changes in color, contrast or saturation

Pros: Good build and finish, Changeable screen orientation, 4 USB ports, Both DVI-D and D-Sub inputs, Great picture quality, Good contrast.

Cons: Mismatch in the HCR test, Expensive.

Verdict: The VP2250wb is available for Rs. 29,990 with a 3-year warranty. At that price, it seems to be a little too expensive; but it's well worth the premium.