The ViewSonic VP231WB didn't perform brilliantly on our calibrator test.

The results were frankly not extraordinary for a pro monitor. Only 75% of the colours were perfect, and barely 80% were within standard.
| Black spot | White spot | Contrast |
|---|---|---|
| 0.42 | 142 | 338: 1 |
The black level was good. The white spot is also well calibrated. At 142 nits, the VP231WB won't blind you. That's ideal for extended use with office applications.

Contrast was fairly stable, as is often the case with ViewSonic - nothing to comment on there.
The colour-gamut test, on the other hand, was more interesting:

In fact, the ViewSonic actually offered richer colours than the best specialized photography monitors in the greens and reds - though ultimately the differences were minor.
Summary
- 16:9 LCDs: Movies On Your Desk!
- Sony MFM-HT75W
- High-Class
- Spatial Uniformity
- Overshoot
- Acer AL2032WM
- Connectivity
- Spatial Uniformity
- Overshoot
- Philips 200W6
- Mixed Results
- Spatial Uniformity
- Overshoot
- Dell 2405FPW
- Good, But Not Better
- Spatial Uniformity
- Overshoot
- ViewSonic VP231WB
- Iffy Colours
- Spatial Uniformity
- In Use
- Sony SDM-P234
- Hi-Fi?
- Spatial Uniformity
- Overshoot
- Conclusion
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