Make sure this fitsby entering your model number. Curved design: immersive 1800R curved viewing experience with panoramic images, vivid Color, and incredible detail in full HD 1080P resolution Be the difference: Fast response time, and amazing 144Hz refresh rate give you the edge in all your gaming quests Smooth gaming: AMD Free Sync technology enables smooth frame rates to aid you in battle Game on: an arsenal of pre-set customizable visual modes keeps you ready for any FPS, RTS, eSports, or MOBA games Flexible connectivity: The VX2758-C-MH supports laptops, PCs, and Macs with HDMI, and VGA inputs Industry-leading warranty: 3-year coverage with access to our US-based customer service team Included in the box: LCD monitor, power Cable, and HDMI cable.
Tested monitor on its original stand and it was very good for the price. Unfortunately, it sits too low and there was no VESA mounting ability. Answers to Questions include "Yes, there is VESA", and this may be true for some of the products in this listing, but not true for my model. This is yet another example of confusion caused by listing multiple products in the same page. AMAZON, please discontinue this practice!!!
Csaba Szalontai
4
Very pleased with the monitor. Curvature was weird first but got used to it in a day. My first monitor had a stuck green which I couldnt make go away ( i tried pressing, switch it on and off and also tried the color flickering videos on youtube. Fortunately, Amazon was nice enough to send me a new one which arrived in 2 days. They didnt even require to send the other one back first. This one has no issues thank god. You need a display cable for freesync (and g sync). Wont work with supplied hdmi cable. You also need to turn freesync on in settings. The nipple pad and the on-screen menu is a headache. I was constantly exiting the menu instead of stepping down on the list. I think a grew a couple of new white hairs because of it. It has a lot worse light bleed than my older monitor. Also, the very sides look darker to me when browsing the web. They are not much visible in games. I like to play on it tho. Games look awesome. v sync off and no more screen tearing. YAY!
Mike
4
I use this monitor mainly for writing software (not for gaming). Mostly apps like visual studio where you have a lot of windows open. At 32" with the 1800R curve I find the curve is subtle and easy on the eyes for reading text near the edges. Unfortunately the speaker is too quiet and I have to turn the volume to 100%. I wish it was 20% louder. I have a quiet work environment so its OK for me but in a noisy environment I wouldnt be able to use it. I bought this model mainly because its the only 32" 1800R I could find with a built in speaker. Unfortunately I find the dual inputs almost unusable; if you have auto-switching turned on, when I reboot my PC its switches to the other input and I miss messages during the boot process. If you turn auto-switching off, and you power your PC off, YOU CANNOT get to the input menu to change it to the other input. You have to physically switch the cables. Not very well thought out. So I bought a 4K@60Hz KVM switch and only use 1 input on the monitor and that works well. I also wish the stand was adjustable, it could be an 1" higher IMO. Make sure you go into your Windows Adjust ClearType text settings after setting it up. I give it 4 stars, the picture is amazing, no flicker and no dead pixels. Minus 1 star for low volume speaker, non-adjustable stand and dual inputs that dont work well.
Rise
4
No VESA mount, I dont believe the stand is height adjustable that it comes with either, and it comes with only a dinky HDMI cable ($400 monitor,1440p@144hz and they cant even give you a displayport cable?) and the power plug uses a small plug to a power brick to the thicker standard power plug, advantages and disadvantages but kind of obnoxious because the brick almost didnt reach the floor (weight/stress on the cable), and its needlessly long compared to the 4 foot or something HDMI cable they gave.
