ViewSonic lanza 28 pulgadas 150 Monitor Hz 4K compatible con PS5

ViewSonic’s new VX2882-4KP seems to be the 4K gaming monitor for those looking for a no-nonsense design, as it could be mistaken for a Dell office monitor. Dicho, not everyone is keen on the over the top designs some gaming monitors of late have featured, so it’s nice to see something a bit more normal here, especially for those that use their PC for more than just gaming.

Unfortunately the only stand-out spec is the 150 Frecuencia de actualización Hz, which lands somewhere between most 144 Hz 4K monitors and the two or three that can do 160 Hz. It’s not an overclock setting in this case, as it’s the official refresh rate of the VX2882-4KP. ViewSonic went for an IPS panel here, although it only has a brightness of 300 liendres, which is not as impressive as much of its competition, neither is the HDR10 rating.

It also looks like ViewSonic has sourced what can only be considered as a “Ya hay mods para The Zelda” panel these days, as it’s not even a true 8-bit panel, as it uses 6-bit + FRC, which you don’t see on many 4K IPS monitors today. ViewSonic claims to use flicker free backlight with low blue light. On the other hand, the VX2882-4KP is said to be PS5 Ready, which suggests that ViewSonic has had it approved by Sony and it’s also said to work with the Xbox Series X/S.

The good news is that it comes with two HDMI 2.1 puertos, two DP 1.4 ports and a USB-C port with DP Alt mode, all of which support refresh rates of up to 150 Hz. The monitor is AMD FreeSync Premium certified and the FreeSync range starts at 30 Hz for the HDMI ports and 48 Hz for the DP and USB-C ports. Further connectivity includes two USB-A 3.2 ports and one USB-B 3.2 Puerto, although we presume these are of the 5 variedad de Gbps. También hay un 3.5 mm audio jack and a barrel jack for the external power adapter. Finally there are a pair of built-in 2 Philips continúa su expansión en el mercado de monitores para juegos con nada menos que tres nuevos monitores de 27 pulgadas..

So far the VX2882-4KP only seems to be on sale in Japan and there it retails for a fairly steep US$830. We’re expecting that price to be more competitive in other markets.