ViewSonic VX2460h-LED Pro Reviews

Although its performance isn't stellar and its build quality isn't of the highest standard, the ViewSonic VX2460H-LED finds some success, depending on your needs. It works great as both a general-purpose monitor and as one you plan to watch a few movies or TV shows on. It's also fine for light gaming, but serious gamers have many more deserving options. Those on a budget will most assuredly appreciate its bargain-basement $200 price.

The Viewsonic VX2460h-led monitor sets up easily, performs well and costs under $300. Those looking for a bigger view for their primary monitor — or needing plenty of space in a second monitor — will find both value and usability here.

The ViewSonic VX2460H-LED is an exceedingly slim and stylish monitor which performs well and comes with a useful trio of inputs. Image quality is bettered by IPS displays, but this model is a definite improvement over the budget displays often bundled with PCs and will look good in a home or executive environment.

Any 24-inch monitor for under £150 was considered a bona fide barrel scraper not that long ago. But things are different now and this ViewSonic screen finds itself pitched against some relatively stiff competition. The first surprise is that it sports TN technology for its LCD panel. IPS panels, which are generally superior, are now available for under £150 in the 23 to 24-inch segment. On the other hand, the ViewSonic also sports an LED backlight. That in itself is nothing special. But it does allow ViewSonic to cook up an ultra-slim chassis measuring just 6.8mm thick. That doesn't actually do anything for image quality, of course, but looks do matter and there are all sorts of reasons why you might want a cheap but seriously slick-looking screen. However, for anyone who prizes image quality above all else, comparisons with the likes of ViewSonic's own IPS-powered VX2336s-LED or the AOC i2352Vh, both of which are cheaper, are likely to be uncomfortable.