Viewsonic VA2416C - 24 Inches 1920 x 1080 Pixels

Change the way you see work and play with the ViewSonic® VA2416C monitor. Featuring a 1500R curved screen and 1080p Full HD resolution, the VA2416C delivers better clarity and a more immersive viewing experience. Exclusive ViewSonic ViewMode™ presets offer optimized screen performance for home entertainment applications such as watching movies, editing files and playing video games. Flicker-Free technology and a Blue Light filter help minimize eye strain and enhance visual comfort during extended viewing periods. Enjoy flexible connectivity options with both HDMI and DisplayPort inputs. Review: Monitor controls are on front instead of the back. - I'm very happy with my purchase. My old monitor was developing issues (burnout pixels, humming, etc) and I knew I needed to get a new monitor soon. It only took a couple of days for the new ViewSonic to arrive. As a matter of fact, it arrived a day earlier than the estimate given. The monitor and stand were very easy to assemble. The screen image is very clear and sharp. I like the facts that it's adjustable and that the monitor controls are on the front of the monitor. The price was very good for such a good quality monitor. Review: Using as large travel monitors; working just fine as expected. - I keep buying these. You know the 1920x1080 specs, image quality is LCD. Side viewing is decent. I picked 32" and 1080 so the smallest text & menus remain readable. I could have gone 32" 4K but I just I've have to deal with scaling and all that. Besides, less pixels and for programming on the road, it's fine. Base disassembles easily enough. Tab releases the vertical part of the base, quarter turn to separate. Since it's just me handling, I don't bother putting in the screws; (not a negative, just an understood condition) just be careful turning the monitor else it will fall off the base. I've got a bag to carry two of these when I travel. One has a SFF computer VESA mounted on the back. Not gamer but good CPU/RAM/multimonitor outputs. Whole setup works well. To make it more travel friendly, I carry two individual USB C PD power supplies. One with a USB C PD cable to power the SFF computer. One with a USB C PD cable to power the monitor at 12 volts. (Make sure your PD power supply supports 12 volts; not all do.) Makes travel much lighter. Fun / interesting thing. When the computer is off and monitor having power but sleeping, in certain lighting conditions you may notice the display cycling between red, green, blue, white and off. If you have one, put a small flash up to the monitor when it is powered by sleeping and you'll never be able to unsee this. And I have no idea why they have them cycling the color... perhaps to mitigate stuck pixels?? Anyhow, I like the monitors and will likely buy more. BT recommended