Dude, could you talk about the brightness of this one? my preference 350ish on SDR. My current one is around 290 max and 350 on HDR. Leaves a bit to be desired. I know there's no easy way to measure that but what do you think?
i got one of those monitors but mine came with a dead pixel when i first got it but i didn't notice the dead pixel till the day after i got the monitor and now i notice that the monitor has a wetness look to it with most colors like red is the least affected but white and blue is really affected the wetness look is mostly noticeable on blue and white especially on white and green is somewhat noticable and red is usually a little bit to not noticeably wetness look and the picture is a tiny bit off but mostly fine and i do clean my monitor every now then and i do like the monitor and all its features but i hate how mine was a defective one i mean it could be worse and it could of just stopped working after 2 months but im still using it now since its not unusable yet
@@canerdem6273 is a wetness look to most colors a common issue because mine has a wetness to most colors and mine also came with a dead pixel that i didn't notice till the day after it arrived
I think that the j model means the monitor is more adjustable, like it can tilt, rotate, Ect. But I’m not sure if that’s 100% correct, don’t take my word for it.
@@shimik11But its not detail he just speak vaguely. We expect to see in terms of numbers like how many % of sRGB, adobe rgb, and dcip. Atleast he can show the chart and comparison which is very important information for photo and video editors. Color Accuracy is a very important topic.
@@relexelumna5360 Yep, that I understand. However with budget constraints, expect tradeoffs - a budget gaming monitor likely has weak performance in color accuracy and a cheaper monitor with good color accuracy probably has no budget allocation leftover to be good for gaming.
own one. never regret buying it. if you havent get one, buy one.
Dude, could you talk about the brightness of this one? my preference 350ish on SDR.
My current one is around 290 max and 350 on HDR. Leaves a bit to be desired.
I know there's no easy way to measure that but what do you think?
I own similar monitor by viewsonic, tbh its bright enough and has hdr which boosts brightness if u really need it
Props for including Bladerunner 2049! ^^
My favourite movie!
i got one of those monitors but mine came with a dead pixel when i first got it but i didn't notice the dead pixel till the day after i got the monitor and now i notice that the monitor has a wetness look to it with most colors like red is the least affected but white and blue is really affected the wetness look is mostly noticeable on blue and white especially on white and green is somewhat noticable and red is usually a little bit to not noticeably wetness look and the picture is a tiny bit off but mostly fine and i do clean my monitor every now then and i do like the monitor and all its features but i hate how mine was a defective one i mean it could be worse and it could of just stopped working after 2 months but im still using it now since its not unusable yet
after 1 month using it has some weird flickering issue when active freesync on gsync compatible and response time when set to advance
Have you got this fixed?
is this a common issue?
@@canerdem6273 is a wetness look to most colors a common issue because mine has a wetness to most colors and mine also came with a dead pixel that i didn't notice till the day after it arrived
VIEWSONIC VX2728-2K vs ViewSonic VX2758A-2K-PRO-2 ?? What's the difference, do you know? I couldn't findout myself.
Does this monitor support 2.1 HDMI port to support the ps5 variable refresh rate ? Going to get this if it does.
My room has a lot of natural light in the days, will this monitor be bright enough to at least not be too dim when using it in those times of day?
0.5 ms response time ?
Does this come in ultrawide? If not, any suggestions for something like this in ultrawide?
What about the VX3218C-2K Is it as good ?
Is it good for e sports gaming ?
How does this stack up against the Prism x270?
I'm thinking the 32inch one 2K
I personally find 32 too big for 1440P
Took me two full days to figure out the best size, panel, price ratio and went to this without reading any reviews. Hopefully im correct.
Hopefully it works well for you!
Is it good
Is it good?
@@Nynxyzzz its good for an ips panel. But really its not too bright compared to a VA panel.
@@sidpablo ok thanks.
how do you turn motion clarity to advanced mode
What is the difference between VX2728J-2K and VX2728-2K?
I think that the j model means the monitor is more adjustable, like it can tilt, rotate, Ect. But I’m not sure if that’s 100% correct, don’t take my word for it.
does this have HDMI 2.1 port or 2.0 ?
does it work with a ps5?
Yes I got this monitor and I have a ps5 and it works great on all games
@@wya.shadowapex to?
Does it work with Xbox series X. Im really new to monitors
any monitor will work with the xbox same as a tv would. the xbox only gets 120 fps max so you wouldnt take full advantage of the 165hz
Yes
what about ps4@@dahlenalex
This or the samsung odyssey g3?
This is better value
nice monitor really hope i could buy asap cuz my monitor burned out already still saving money for it tho
If u in Singapore theres a nice deal on thetechyard.com
does it have speakers ?
Yupp two
@@jay_mp4 mine doesn’t wha
@@g9holbro is it good no screen bleeding
Is good for retouching ?
Decent
Looking at getting this monitor
U in sg?
@@ZXTech what's sg
Singapore
Nah Western Australia
@@scribblegamer2047 if you have bought it whats it like? Thinking of buying one
He missed most impt point "color accuracy"
Did you not watch the video? He addresses it at 3:24
@@shimik11But its not detail he just speak vaguely. We expect to see in terms of numbers like how many % of sRGB, adobe rgb, and dcip. Atleast he can show the chart and comparison which is very important information for photo and video editors. Color Accuracy is a very important topic.
@relexelumna5360 no photo editor who is pro should be looking at this monitor lmao
@@ZXTech there are millions who look for budget coz they can't afford expensive ones. Reality is diff
@@relexelumna5360 Yep, that I understand. However with budget constraints, expect tradeoffs - a budget gaming monitor likely has weak performance in color accuracy and a cheaper monitor with good color accuracy probably has no budget allocation leftover to be good for gaming.