Although the ViewSonic ColorPro VP2776 ($799.99) has a lower resolution than many other monitors for creative professionals, it makes up for it with some atypical features. A refresh rate that is more than double the standard rate makes the VP2776 a good choice for video editors or game designers dealing with moving images. Plus, its ColorPro Wheel peripheral, which can be used to navigate the monitor's onscreen menus as well as those of some third-party apps, doubles as a calibration tool when paired with ViewSonic's Colorbration+ software. If you don't have such a tool already and you want to get started in calibrating your own panel, the VP2776 is an excellent option. We dub it an Editors' Choice winner as a pro-grade panel for creative folks on a budget who don't need 4K native resolution. It delivers a lot of value. An Atypical 1440p Professional Monitor The VP2776’s 27-inch (measured diagonally) in-plane switching (IPS) panel has QHD (1440p, or 2,560 by 1,440 pixels) native ...
The ViewSonic ColorPro VP2776 is a highly capable 1440p professional monitor with two notable extras: a 165Hz refresh rate (making it good for video editing or game design) and a color calibrator.
Bright panel; 165Hz refresh rate; Magnetically attached glare-blocking hood; ColorPro Wheel serves as an easy, effective calibration tool
Relatively low resolution, pixel density for a professional monitor; High Delta E out of the box in the DCI-P3 space (though easily fixed with included tool)