Monitor

Asus - VS228NL-P 21.5" 1920x1080 60 Hz Monitor

( 4.3 Average / 3 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Asus

Part #

VS228NL-P

Screen Size

21.5"

Recommended Resolution

1920 x 1080

Widescreen

Yes

Aspect Ratio

16:9

Viewing Angle

170 ° H x 160 ° V

Display Colors

16700000

Brightness

250 cd/m²

Contrast Ratio

ASCR 50,000,000:1 (1000:1)

Response Time

5 ms

Refresh Rate

60 Hz

Panel Type

LED

Yes

Built-in Speakers

DVI

VGA

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- 15 15 by pizzaguy312
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Reviews

pizzaguy312 15 points 39 months ago

from completed build Photo editing build for aunt

Got it insanely cheap so it's a great monitor for the price. Weirdness in that it defaults to DVI and if you don't have it connected it goes into standby so fast there's no time to change it to VGA. Thankfully I was using DVI.

HaloLegend98 5 points 36 months ago

from completed build StarCraft II: First Build in Blue. The 5th Glaive

Upon purchase of this monitor I was very happy and content with it. Perfect size. 1080p. TN panel. A great stand with vertical and swivel adjustments. Only downside is that I have noticed really fuzzy images when all black or darker colors. The colors are not even and have a patchiness to them. I have checked images, YT videos, and video game images/stills and it appears to be this panel. Not sure if this is normal.

There is noticeable light bleed when booting the PC, but I don't care.

Someguy545 3 points 25 months ago

from completed build Ying and Yang (Updated)

I bought this monitor when it was on sale around Blackfriday 2015, and it has done me well since then. It was cheap and it gets the job done. It's basic.