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product_id: 22260810
title: "VX2257-MHD"
brand: "viewsonic"
price: "$U2563"
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# 75Hz Refresh Rate 22" Full HD 2ms Response Time VX2257-MHD

**Brand:** viewsonic
**Price:** $U2563
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎮 Game On, Stay Ahead!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** VX2257-MHD by viewsonic
- **How much does it cost?** $U2563 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- viewsonic enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted viewsonic brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eye Comfort:** Flicker-Free and Blue Light Filter for extended gaming sessions.
- • **Smooth Gameplay:** Experience seamless action with AMD FreeSync technology.
- • **Complete Package:** Includes all necessary cables for immediate setup.
- • **Customizable Modes:** Pre-set visual modes tailored for FPS, RTS, and MOBA games.
- • **Versatile Connectivity:** Easily connect to laptops, PCs, and Macs with multiple input options.

## Overview

The ViewSonic VX2257-MHD is a 22-inch gaming monitor featuring a Full HD 1080p resolution, 75Hz refresh rate, and a rapid 2ms response time. Designed for gamers, it incorporates AMD FreeSync technology to eliminate image tearing, ensuring smooth gameplay. With eye care features like Flicker-Free technology and a Blue Light Filter, this monitor is perfect for long gaming sessions. It offers flexible connectivity options, including HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA, making it compatible with a variety of devices. The monitor comes with all essential cables for a hassle-free setup.

## Description

The ViewSonic VX2257-mhd is a 22" (21. 5" viewable) Full HD price-performance monitor built for gaming and entertainment. Equipped with VESA Adaptive-Sync Technology, this monitor's variable refresh rate capabilities virtually eliminate screen tearing and stuttering for fluid game play during fast-paced action scenes. An ultra-fast 2ms response time and low input lag mode also provides smooth screen performance free from blurring or ghosting. For a game winning competitive edge, a Game Mode hot key optimizes gameplay for FPS, RTS and MOBA. On top of that, a black stabilization function helps you target enemies lurking in the dark, while enabling the monitor to maintain brilliantly rich colors and contrast for total immersion. Flexible connectivity options such as DisplayPort, HDMI, and VGA allow you to connect to your dedicated graphics card and gaming console. The VX2257-mhd features all the perks needed to dominate all your gaming and entertainment quests. The brightness is 250 cd/m2

## Features

- BE THE DIFFERENCE: With modern design, Full HD 1080p resolution, and TN panel, this monitor looks as good as it performs
- NO IMAGE TEARING: AMD FreeSync technology enables smooth frame rates to aid you in battle
- COMFORTABLE GAMING: Flicker-Free technology and Blue Light Filter for all-day comfort
- GAME ON: An arsenal of pre-set customizable visual modes keeps you ready for any FPS, RTS, or MOBA games
- FLEXIBLE CONNECTIVITY: The VX2257-MHD supports laptops, PCs, and Macs with HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA inputs
- INCLUDED IN THE BOX: LCD Monitor, Power Cable, HDMI Cable, VGA Cable, and Audio Cable

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Standing screen display size | 22 Inches |
| Screen Resolution | 1920x1080 |
| Max Screen Resolution | 1920 x 1080 Pixels |
| Brand | ViewSonic |
| Series | VX2257-MHD |
| Item model number | VX2257-MHD |
| Item Weight | 8 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 9.04 x 20.13 x 15.53 inches |
| Item Dimensions  LxWxH | 9.04 x 20.13 x 15.53 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Computer Memory Type | DDR3 SDRAM |
| Voltage | 100240 Volts |
| Manufacturer | ViewSonic |
| ASIN | B018MYT3YO |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | November 27, 2015 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ViewSonic
- **Screen Size:** 22 Inches
- **Resolution:** FHD 1080p
- **Aspect Ratio:** 1.78:1
- **Screen Surface Description:** Matte

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I couldn't be more pleased in my choice of these monitors
*by A***A on March 6, 2016*

I spent a couple weeks looking through various monitors before finally deciding on these. I've included images from my previous setup of a 24" LG LED and 2 LG 22" LEDs versus 2 27" ViewSonic VX2757-MHDs. This review will be lengthy so I will include a TL;DR at the bottom.I am an avid gamer and also do instructional design work that requires quite a bit of time working at home. My games include Fallout 4, Witcher 3, any Civilization I can find, Dragon Age, the Mass Effect trilogy, and several other graphics heavy games. Instructional design requires quite a bit of work with photos and images as well as needing to be precise in layouts and contrasts. I demand quite a bit from my rig and needed to upgrade the monitors to match. Compared to my previous setup, I couldn't be more pleased in my choice of these monitors, even having them for only 10 hours at the time of this post.I have my primary connected via display port in order to take advantage of AMD's FreeSync and have seen a huge improvement in my gaming. I will post my rig's specs below. Witcher plays on Ultra graphics with absolutely no lag even when surrounded by enemies in a big fight. I used to suffer from screen tearing but that is now a thing of the past. Running Fallout 4 is like having a brand new game, especially during the night when the black stabilization kicks in and lets me see into the shadows far better than I had been able to before. For anyone looking for their first FreeSync capable monitor, I would HUGELY recommend picking this up.For non-gaming, the monitor has also been a big step up in design and general entertainment. I am currently watching Ender's Game while I type this out and can't believe that the image I am watching is better than the 60" Vizio 1080p I have out in the living room. Colors are rich and clear, no ghosting to speak of even in the most hectic sequences, and paired with AMD's Radeon cinema settings there is no comparison for movie watching. I have also connected both monitors to my work laptop (do not ask for specs, it is shameful) with outstanding results. The company I write for uses 80" displays in our classrooms and having these two monitors allows me to truly understand what our students will see when my training is presented to them. I have spent time with both PowerPoint (c'mon, you know it is the lifeblood of corporations) and Articulate Storyline on these monitors and have a hard time knowing I will have to be back in the office on Monday using far worse equipment.The setup of these monitors was extremely easy. Packaging is well thought out and there was none of the tugging and pulling to remove the monitors from their packaging that we have all experienced in the past. This is a 27" monitor so there is a little wobble on them if you are pounding down on your desk but this should be expected. If you don't want the wobble, spend a bit more and get a secured mount. Once I had these cabled up, one with display port the other HDMI, both monitors were immediately recognized and the picture was washed out. Basic brightness and contrast are set extremely high when they come out of the box, press a couple buttons and you will have that taken care of quick. As a couple other comments have stated, the buttons are located on the rear of the display on the lower right corner. They are a slight pain to deal with but you will get through it. Within 20 minutes I had both the monitors' settings and my graphics card settings done and perfect images on both.TL;DRBuy these monitors, period. Without going to the $400+ range for displays, you will not find a better mix of response and quality.I will update in a few weeks after more time spent.My rigWin 10AMD FX-8350 (Vishera)16GB HyperX DDR3 @ 669MHzGigabyte GA-78LMT-USB3MSI AMD Radeon R9 390

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Needss adjusting. LACK OF VERTICAl IPS, more warranty from 3rd sellers
*by C***0 on April 9, 2017*

I bought a refurbished (by manufacturer) 22inch from EnterComputers.It came with all the cables and everything looked like new :) but i wish there wasa certificate that proves this was refurbished and inspected by manufacturer.It turns out that the BLACKSTABLIZER is making the screen look bad so you need to tone it down to 5 or 4 or 3, maybe even 0.you need less gammer but you need a graphics controller software to do that if your computer has one (such as AMDor INTEL graphics properties).Your graphics card might have a software for it online if you dont have it installed.Anyway, i reduced gamma to 7.0 since it makes everything cleared but also does something else.you need to make sure the monitor is runningat 60hz because sometimes it runs at 59 hz for example when it should be 60hz to match a 60hz computer.if your computer is 75hz, you need to match it to 75hz for the monitor.I managed to make this monitor about as perfect as my IPS full hd computer HOWEVERone RRREEALY BAD THING I HATE is that this monitor DOES NOT have VERTICLE IPS.I have to angle the monitor alittle downwards to see everything clearly. My IPS computer is clear from most verticle angles...Im giving 5 stars for the shipping by entercomputers and the amazing quality and size. Plus i don twant to give them a bad rating.I have yet to see how long this product lasrs .... hopefully over 5 years lol. the give 90 warranty :( i need at least a year........Oh the speakers SUCK.The HDMI cable can transfer sound :)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Understand its limitations and this can be a great monitor!
*by J***E on March 29, 2016*

For the most part this monitor is pretty a standard, decent monitor. No real flaws compared to expectations at this price, but nothing really standing out either... With one major exception: Freesync -- As far as I'm aware, this is the least expensive 24" freesync monitor on the market. Which, really, is a pretty big deal. So, given that everything else works like you'd expect, this review will focus almost entirely on that one feature.First, a quick overview of how freesync works, and what it means. Most people looking at this may already understand it fully, so feel free to skip. Basically, a monitor works by pulling displaying a scene a certain, specific number of times a second, on a precisely timed refresh cycle. A video card, on the other hand, works by rendering a scene from top to bottom, then immediately starting on rendering the next scene. The currently rendered information is stored in a buffer, and when the monitor's cycle time rolls around, the current contents of the buffer are sent to the monitor. This process can be a problem if the monitor is timed to receive the buffer right in the middle of a refresh - the top half of the screen will be the next frame, where the bottom will be the prior frame. Especially when there is rapid side-to-side motion, this can cause 'broken' objects, walls, etc. on the screen - commonly referred to as 'screen tearing.' A common fix for screen tearing is 'vsync' - which is, in effect, having multiple buffers; the live buffer that gets rendered data, and the output buffer, which only gets refreshed when the live buffer is completely finished with a rendering. Unfortunately, for various reasons, enabling vsync can have serious performance and input lag impacts, making it often undesirable (admittedly, much of the problem here is software/implementation, but still...). Freesync works by allowing the monitor to vary its refresh rate, so long as the refresh cycle falls within a certain functional range. This monitor has a 48 to 75 hz freesync range - what that means is, as long as each frame is between 1/48th and 1/75th of a second after the prior frame, the monitor will refresh precisely when the next frame is ready, rather than its normal refresh timing cycle. If the framerate drops to 45 fps, or if it goes up to 80 fps, freesync will no longer have any impact.So with all that said, the one reason this monitor doesn't get 5 stars is, 48 to 75 is a pretty weak range. The upper bound I completely understand; at this price point, it would be unreasonable to expect a 144hz refresh rate at all (75 is actually the upper end for the monitor overall). However, I'd have really preferred to see a better lower limit, like 30fps. I strongly prefer higher refresh rates myself, but setting quality high enough to *usually* run at (for example) 60fps will often lead to occasional slowdowns, and slowing down to 30fps occasionally is still a pretty good experience - unless when that happens, you suddenly have glaringly obvious tearing alongside the slowdown. Having said that, it's fairly straightforward to keep refreshes within this range - The AMD driver suite has the option to frame limit, so just setting a universal 75hz frame limit accomplishes the high end - then for the low end, simply make sure your game is set to quality settings appropriate to your video card in order to ensure it can almost always break 48fps. In theory, you could also go ahead and enable vsync; since the monitor will alter its refresh rate to match the buffer, vsync *SHOULD* have minimal performance impact while in the vsync range -- but I think it's a bad idea, since the objective of enabling vsync would be to fix tearing when framerate dropped below 48fps ... and since that would only happen when outside of the freesync range, performance *would* be impacted, right when performance is already at its worst. Bad combo :)So to take all that semi-technical info and put it into context of actual games:PROS--No more screen tearing! (usually, within certain contexts)-Very affordable!-Darn good entry level monitor in general besidesCONS--75hz upper boundary on refresh may not be desirable, especially if you play twitch multiplayer games-48hz lower boundary means you'll need to be a bit more attentive to video rendering quality settings, or lose freesync effectiveness when you get slowdownSo if you ****HATE**** screen tearing, but also ****HATE**** the input lag usually associated with vsync, and if you don't really play a lot of twitchy/mp gaming, this can be a great solution for a really affordable price. If you really love the higher refresh rates seen on other monitors, this probably isn't the best choice, but all the options to fill that need are a noticeable price increase over this option.

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