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Question: Is that a blue light on the bottom of the bezel? Can it be turned off? Seems like it would be distracting having a light there.
Document: For the price it's pretty great, the color and resolution looks great. Currently using the HDMI input for my home PC, and the VGA for when I hook my work computer up to it sometimes. VGA isn't as good but I think that has more to do with the connection type than the monitor itself. The actual frame/stand is kinda cool too with the blue light/see through part at the bottom (although some people may not like that light).
This may be a quirk of the BBB, or it may be that the monitor has trouble correctly aligning images which are solid black on the top and bottom edges (wouldn't think that would be a problem in pure digital inputs, though).Mixed-bag notes:&#8226; The clear plastic ring at the bottom center is a giant blue power light. It can be disabled in the menu.
Bought two of these for a dual-monitor setup on a Planar 997-5253-00 stand. They work great with excellent picture quality and response. They are thin and light weight and I like how the clear skirt at the bottom is lit blue when active, yellow when in energy-saving off mode. That has become even more important because one of the monitors is having an issue with its power plug I have yet to investigate well.
I like ViewSonic monitors, but on this one the stand seems really flimsy, but I bought it intending to mount it flat on the wall with a VESA wall mounting bracket. The connections are on the bottom of the monitor instead of out the back and that allows for the flat surface wall mounting, which would be impossible otherwise.At first I was disappointed, thinking that the monitor touch controls didn't work, and surprise, they are not touch controls.
I have three of these and am happy. I had to return one for banding display but that took only a few days. Audio works good and the choice of inputs is great. You can disable the power on light in the menu so the blue is not so distracting. Base is a bit wobbly on a shaky table but a multi monitor stand or better desk will solve that.
I was not sure I would like a wide-screen monitor, but I have adjusted to it. I have always liked the ViewSonic brand. This seems crazy, but I really love their logo with the cute little birds :)
Had this monitor for almost 3 weeks now and no problems with it yet. Great looking screen right out of the box. Made very few changes to it. Movies look great as well as web pages. The blue of the power button is a nice touch as it is not very over powering  while watching movies in a dark room. I really like this monitor and would recommend it to anyone who was looking for a new monitor.
I tried the calibration and the biggest difference came with the gamma adjustment to 2.2. Everything seems to be good now. I haven't tried out the response rate yet but I think it will live up to it's billing. It is a light display but at this price, I don't think you should expect an aluminum case.
It is a decent light weight lcd monitor. This is a good cheap option for a monitor with an HDMI port. Picture quality is good. The sound on the device is quite terrible though (which is expected). Also, the base frame seems a bit flimsy but I haven't had a problem with it yet. Overall it was worth the amount I paid for it.
I recommend this product, by the way I bought another one now my laptop is connected to these two monitorsPros:HDCP compliantHDMI and DVI inputInexpensiveLight weightBright imageNo hot or dead pixelsGood horizontal viewing angleComes with DVI and VGA cablesI can turn off the light at the bottom (there are so many monitors with bright led with no option to turn it off)Cons:No HDMI cable
Answer: The blue light can be turned off through the monitor's On-screen Display menu, then selecting Setup Menu, and then selecting Power Indicator to uncheck and turn off this light.