ViewSonic VP2365 LCD Monitor Review: Plain Looks, Good Performance - keegansuching

At a Glance

Expert's Rating

Pros

Ergonomically flexible designing

Our Verdict

Massive performance and a flexible design make the VP2365 worth considering for those WHO wish a elemental IPS-panel display with a comprehensive viewing angle.

ViewSonic VP2365 23-inch widescreen LCD monitor

The $349 ViewSonic VP2365 is a bit smaller (23 inches) and a little lower in resolution (1920 by 1080) than the three highest-graded displays in our recent roundup of widescreen LCD monitors. Its physical visual aspect is unimpressive, too. But it did well in our tests of screen quality.

Thicker than most displays equipped with LED backlights, the VP2365 has a nondescript flat-black exterior and antiglare screen. The five small silver buttons on the front, just below the screen out, are easy to place just aren't particularly attractive–and it can make up difficult to tell what from each one button is for until after you touch it and the menus appear.

The VP2365 is fully adjustable, and also includes a W. C. Handy four-port USB hub. Its connections are limited to the basic DVI and VGA alternatives.

In our screen-performance assessment, the VP2365 did well. Our jury awarded this monitor a Same Good rack up in text legibility, color quality, screen door uniformity, and range of viewing angles. Information technology received a score of Good in our motion tests.

Oblation solid performance and a flexible conception, the VP2365 is worth a look if you want the bird's-eye viewing angle of an IPS panel, but you don't require HDMI or DisplayPort inputs.

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