Viewsonic NX2232W 22-Inch 720p LCD HDTV

This TV is Perfect for Video Gaming, it has several jacks for video game systems, its very good size for playing video games. It is also at a very good price. If you want to buy a TV for strictly TV watching, I wouldn't suggest this as the picture quality with TV is not as good as other HDTVs.

I bought this TV to use in the bedroom. Has a great picture but sound is terrible - but I don't use the monitor's speakers so no big deal. After several months my wife wanted a bigger TV -- so we got one. The Viewsonic sat for a month when I thought one night while web surfing "Why am I using this 19" monitor when I have a 22" doing nothing". So I bought it down to the den and it is now an excellent computer monitor. Yes you do have to set it up right and calibration takes some time. But the picture is better than the Samsung it replaced. Not sure what these other folks are complaining about.

I bought this TV after reading some good reviews. I tested it on "Analog" TV, which I had at the time (Comcast). It was quite good. I also tested it as a PC monitor on my Linux computer and it was excellent, despite of exact resolution settings mismatch. Then, I switched to Verizon that delivers only "Digital" format. The TV display became HORRIBLE as noted by other reviews. I do not recommend this TV to anyone... I regret that I did not check "Digital" format at the beginning. That's the problem with this TV. Stay away because "Analog" TV will end on February 2009, not too far away...

I bought this yesterday on clearance at Office Depot for $191.95 to run with my HP Pavilion a6407c that I bought from Costco refurbished for $379.95. PC Specs: AMD Athlon 64x2 Dual Core Processor 4400+ with 3MG Ram running Vista Home Premium with NVIDEA 6150 SE graphics card. I set the PC Video at 1680x1050, highest quality color. I am not a gamer, so I can't address their concerns. But for my purposes (Excel, Word, Internet, e-mail) the PC screen is outstanding. Great clarity, sharpness, adjustability for brightness, contrast, color, etc. Hooked up to PC using standard monitor connector (not DVI/HDMI), then installed the drivers. The CD drivers said they were compatible with Windows XP and earlier Operating Systems, but didn't say if they were Vista-compatible. I was a little worried, and was very pleased that it worked fine with Vista. Don't bother to download Viewsonic's Vista-compatible drivers; they don't work with this monitor. The supplied driver is fine with Vista. I then hooked it up to my Comcast CATV with the old RG-59 coax (no converter box, not HD) and am very pleased with the picture and features including autoscan channel find, ease of deleting unwanted channels, ease of labeling channels, favorite channels, distinguishing between analog and digital channels. I plan to hook it up to my HD box later, and expect the picture will be much better. TV Sound quality is as to be expected from small, built-in speakers; not much bass but speech is OK. Reviewers who complained about this monitor/tv either got a lemon or didn't know how to set it up to get the best picture. BOTTOM LINE: FANTASTIC VALUE FOR UNDER $200! I found nothing else that came even close.

I had just bought a new computer and my old lcd monitor a week later stopped working.
I was mad about that.

The only reason i got this monitor was because it was the cheapest for having hd and all the features that it does. I only use it for a computer monitor now but i have seen it in tv mode and its alright.

Down Site

-Takes forever to start up
-Sometime when you press a button on top it does not do anything so you have to use the remote!!!