Viewsonic P775

I looked at many. My eyes are blue, and my vision is poor from welding for years.This thing is very easy on the eyes. For $335 it cannot be beat. The fine tuning is a bit arduous. Keep the brightness down. I run at 1020x768 all day long. I find it to...

Warranty replacement model, What's that?!? Well, let me explain... My boss at work purchased this monitor for its high clarity and crispness. However after 3 weeks of use, the screen went dark. I called Viewsonic on his behalf to discover what has...

We use this monitor at work. It was bought as a replacement for an E series Viewsonic that was really unreliable. We have had it up and running 24 hours a day for months and have had no problems at all with it.

When I went out looking for new monitor I looked first to Viewsonic. I own their G773 and G790 and the G773 especially is excellent. Nice clear text across the whole screen. The PF775 looked great.

I bought this monitor after owning a lowend 15" viewsonic for a little over a year. This time I wanted something that would be excellent for graphics and for web surfing. I also had a new DVDrom and wanted the full experience of seeing movies on a...

It's been years I've been hoping for a compromise between my desktop monitor's size and price (currently an ADi MicroScan 5gt, 17", about which you can read my epinion too) and a laptop's active matrix. I've always found the flatness of the laptop's...

When the time came to upgrade to a 17" monitor (Feb, 1998), I picked a Viewsonic partially because I had seen good reviews, and partially because the Viewsonic monitors I had seen on desks and at tradeshows had a great picture.

As high end 17" monitors go, the Viewsonic P775 is a good value. The images, both text and graphics, are excellent. The colors are very vivid, although I haven't done any rigorous color match comparisons. The .25 dot pitch gives sharp definition,...