Now with price drop I would recommend it to anyone wanting a 1080 Monitor. I don't use speakers so I can't comment.

Rich colors; no dead pixels; presets work well for me

Having the control buttons are not a problem; They are but a bent finger touch away; Can't use FreeSync with my NVidia cards; But knew it; It's been cheaper since I bought it

Bought this monitor for my gaming rig. At first, colours seemed a little washed out. Removed the presets and set everything to default instead of "game 1" or whatever that was. As soon as I did, I was very happy with the image quality. Visuals are very crisp, nothing more to really ask for.

For a relatively low price for a great monitor this does an incredible job. It's very easy to use and once you understand how to use the buttons to control the monitor, it's a breeze.

Nice price point at $179. I bought this because it had a displayport and that's all I had left on my video card. I'm running a triple set-up. This is the middle monitor and I have two 24" monitors on each side. It's bright, crisp, (almost too bright--but now my other monitors seem pallid).

Viewsonic has been my first choice in monitors for years. This is an example of a quality monitor at a fair price. The monitor is bright and sharp.

Nice size, but there are some driver issues at the moment with Windows 10 that have it a little glitchy once in a while. Update it, and it should be fine. The colours are a little washed-out, and the buttons fiddly, but it's still great for gaming.