Viewsonic Monitors That Work Well With Mac

This is my fourth Viewsonic monitor during the past 30 years, both at work and at home, and this monitor has been and is superb, as have all of the Viewsonic monitors I have used. It is the first brand I go to when I am in the market for a monitor. Good price and great picture quality. I couldn't be happier with it.

I have always bought ViewSonic monitors. This one worked perfectly from the start and the sharpness is remarkable.

Hard to beat a good ViewSonic monitor. This might be the best value at 1080P 165hz! If it's anything like my past VS monitors, it'll last you 10+ years!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We added the VG2440V to our fleet of ViewSonic monitors in our office to facilitate video meetings. Easy to set up, install software, configure. Just download the files needed from ViewSonic before you start. ViewSonic has been our preferred choice in monitors. Great products!

I used to get only Apple monitors but now I stick with ViewSonic. I run a 32 in the center and 2 x 27 on the sides. I float all three on ergotron arms and the setup is sweet. Matte screen finish keeps glare and reflection down. Colors are spot on. I work in TV so we gotta get color right.

ViewSonic VX2452MH 23.6 - Good product. Good value. I got this to have two monitors. I already had one just like this which I have had for several years. Very happy with this selection.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] #sweepstakes ViewSonic monitors last a long time. I still have the previous monitor and it works after 16 years of service. The new monitor has so many extras; camera, sound and USB outlets all for less than $270. A real bargain.

Arrived Sunday (FedEx). A day early, good thing I was home. Have the 2 new monitors setup on a 6' by 30", elevating desk. Just enough room. Strong, sturdy base plates 18"w by 12"d. Arrived in perfect condition and I tell you why. The packaging for the 4381 is a magnitude (10 x) better than how they packaged the 4380. Under Windows 10 (x 64) the installation (Viewsonic's x 64 signed version (drivers)) it magnified the text & Icons by 300% and at first I thought that the high resolution was not working, so, I eventually found out why and lowered it to 100% and got what I expected (pure 3840 x 2160). The optional special features have not yet been explored (split screens and all that). Nevertheless, at this point all is well and they do everything my older 33" HP Pavilions could do, albeit, with greater size and resolution. Older programs that are not resilient in adapting to the native higher resolution will have to use a lower resolution. You will have to experiment with different x by y configurations to find the clearest one. Also download the PDF file - ViewSonic-VX4381-4K/VX4381-4K_UG_ENG (explains it all, especially the menu and wonderful options). Next Year, I will mount them on VESA arm systems and free up the desk space. I am one happy Customer, glad to be back using Viewsonic monitors again.

The new Mac mini is much improved over the older versions. My first Mac was a mini back in 2007. Since then I owned a MacBook Air 2011(which I still own) an iMac 27 in 2014 and a 2016 MacBook Pro 16. I work at home more now like everyone else and since my wife needed a new laptop we decided to purchase the Mini and pass the MacBook Pro to her. The mini has the same configuration as the more expensive MacBook Pro, i7 intel chip, 16gb RAM and a 256gm SSD drive, so this was a lateral move. The mini is super fast and connected to two 21 4k LG monitors it delivers a great experience. I was concerned about heat, since the MacBook Pro would get pretty hot while connected to the 2 monitors but the mini handles them just fine. It's compact and freed up more real estate on my desk. No regrets switching to the Mini and from what I read the next generation of Mini's will be even more powerful and still at a decent price point. So if you work from home and need a new powerful computer without breaking the bank, Mini is the way to go.

While I did have an issue with a Mac mini with an M1 chip, that was quickly resolved with a call to Eizo tech support. I am a longtime Eizo user--probably 13 or 14 years. The monitors just work. I run the auto calibration, and when I print after soft proofing, I always get what I saw on the screen. Yes, they are more expensive than other brands, but I am willing to pay the price to avoid wasting paper and ink while having an easy time setting the monitor up. As compared to older Eizo monitors, this monitor is lighter and more sleek. The on/off button works better-it seems to sense your finger without the need to push anything and the menu system is easier to work with.