Best Monitors - 280 to 400 cd/m^2 Brightness, Tilt User Controls, CB Regulatory Approval

'Dull colors at times.'

'Text becomes unreadable and colours wash out when viewing from non-optimum angles, although this is somewhat expected from a TN panel.'

'While this was more helpful than displaying a black screen with an out-of-range message, you don't want to use the monitor in anything other than its native resolution--the VP2250wb looks pretty bad when displaying this interpolated mode.'

'the display looks dingy and yellow and not very attractive at all.'

'So-so graphics and text performance.'

'the ViewSonic had the most prominent color shifts and loss of contrast when looking at the display from the left or the right of center.'

'stray finger jab has left more than a slightly annoying smudge.'

'Specs:.'

'The monitor is hardly elegant because of the large stand.'

'Built-in speakers produce so-so sound.'

'Brightness and contrast levels are sluggish.'

'it fared poorly in our text and graphic tests, where its unimpressive scores placed it at the bottom of all the models we tested.'

'The monitor also lacks a cable-management system, which is especially unfortunate when it's turned to portrait orientation and cords are sticking prominently out of the side.'