Reviewers Liked
- Sharp UHD picture
- Reasonably priced
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Only supports 30Hz UHD frame rates
- Poor speakers
Viewsonic VX2880ml
A 4K TV disguised as a PC monitor, the VX2880ml's 30Hz refresh rate limitation makes it unsuitable for gaming or doing professional work in 4K. If you're mainly planning on watching 4K video, however, it's an affordably-priced and smartly-designed, if compromised option.
-- As reviewed by TechRadar
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