In addition to brightness and contrast levels, you can choose one of five color temperature settings (sRGB, blueish, cool, native, and warm) or create a custom color-temperature setting with the User Color option. The VX2452mh offers only basic picture settings. However, you do get a pair of 2-watt speakers that are moderately loud, but a bit tinny. You won't find any USB ports on this monitor, nor is there a DisplayPort input. At the rear of the cabinet are VGA, DVI, and HDMI ports, as well as two audio jacks (input and output). Height, swivel, and pivot adjustments are not supported with this model, but you can remove the base and hang the cabinet on a wall using the four VESA-compliant mounting holes. The 7.6-pound cabinet is 2.1 inches thick and is supported by a round base with a 20-degree tilt range. Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. The 24-inch twisted nematic (TN) panel has a maximum resolution of 1,920-by-1,080, a brightness rating of 300 cd/m 2, and an anti-glare coating. The familiar ViewSonic Gouldian Finches are perched in the upper-left corner. Off to the right, beneath the bezel, are four function buttons and a power switch.
A ViewSonic logo adorns the center of the lower edge, and below that, a curved piece of clear plastic juts out and glows blue when the monitor is powered up. The VX2452mh's ($129.99 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) thin, glossy, black bezels and clear trim make it look more expensive than it is. Its gray-scale performance and color accuracy could be better, its wide-angle viewing is weak, and features are limited. However, there are sacrifices to be made. Priced at $189.99, this 24-inch monitor brings a speedy two-millisecond (gray-to-gray) pixel response, sharp image detail, and a bright picture, and it doesn't require much power. The ViewSonic VX2452mh is proof that you don't always have to spend a lot money for good gaming performance.
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