price, usability, reliability, size

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

price, usability, design, reliability, size

94% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

Ergonomically flexible design

Light on features

Solid performance and a flexible design make the VP2365 worth considering for those who want a basic IPS-panel display with a wide viewing angle.

IPS panel ; Fantastic colours ; Great viewing angles, strong contrast ; Very aggressively priced ; No anti-glare sparkle or IPS glow

Falls short of TN tech for response ; Backlight could be brighter ; Chassis is dreary ; 1080p res not necessarily ideal ; 120Hz support would be nice

The influence of Apple's computers and gadgets is often over egged.

If you're into photography, video or graphic arts, then the 23in ViewSonic VP2365-LED will provide a huge improvement over a TN-based display at a very reasonable price. However, multimedia fans might bemoan the lack of speakers or HDMI connectivity.

Admittedly, the VP2365wb doesn’t have the widest colour gamut, but it’s a match for any other monitor in the sub-£350 category. If you need a monitor for very fine photographic work, you should spend a bit more on the Eizo FlexScan SX2262W monitor, but...

Eight-bit IPS panel; delivers 84 percent of the NTSC color gamut; inexpensive

Low overall brightness level; slow pixel-response time

Our DisplayMate test also revealed a serious pixel-tracking error. The monitor exhibited severe flickering while displaying the highest-intensity dithering pattern in that set of tests. We didn’t encounter this problem with any of the real-world...

The ViewSonic VP2365wb has plenty of ergonomic options, a great lower-viewing angle, and accurate colors.

The ViewSonic VP2365wb has a fragile-feeling chassis and a panel that shifts colors at off angles. Also, it has a low brightness and no HDMI connection.

The ViewSonic VP2365wb has solid performance, but its low brightness gives images an overall dull look.

For an MSRP just a dollar shy of $350, you're securing a mid-range, mid-size monitor from ViewSonic. This product straddles the line between budget buy and long-term investment in expert fashion. Its contrast ratio is superb, much higher than is needed...

The dodgy backlighting disappoints, but anyone who wants fine image quality on the cheap should cut the VP2365-LED some slack. Despite its flaws, it offers superb colour accuracy and a fine e-IPS panel, which in the budget space isn’t to be sniffed at.