Viewsonic VX1932wm LED Monitor [Review]

Viewsonic VX1932wm LED Monitor [Review]

Roydon Cerejo, Jan 14, 2010 1300 hrs IST

Viewsonic monitors desperately need a fresh look

Low power draw, good contrast, deep black level, priced appropriately

No bundled DVI cable, slight colour banding and fringing is noticeable

Check specifications
Write Review

Expert Rating :

Expert Review

LED backlit monitors are now trickling into the market. We have already taken a look at the BenQ V2400 LED, which exhibited really vivid colours and low power consumption, and now its Viewsonic's turn to showcase their creation. Instead of a 24-incher, we have quite a modest 19-incher called the VX1932wm-LED with us today.

This monitor comes with a typical resolution of a 19-incher of 1440x900 and a 1000:1 contrast ratio. The panel used here is TN with 5ms gray-to-gray response time. All this looks good on paper and is in keeping with today's standards; especially the LED backlight that should provide some good power conservation. Let's just hope it's priced reasonably well for it to be a sensible buy.

Bundle

VGA cable
Power cable
Instruction manual
Stereo audio cable

For some reason Viewsonic doesn't bundle a DVI cable, which I don't think is too much to ask for these days, even if it is a 19-incher. One can easily find a DVI cable for Rs. 350, so why not include it in the bundle.