ViewSonic VX2480-SHDJ 24-inch Full HD IPS Monitor is a Full HD 24-inch IPS monitor with a 75Hz refresh rate, ergonomic stand and VGA, HDMI and DisplayPort connectivity.
Model identity and everyday role
The ViewSonic VX2480-SHDJ is a 24-inch-class entertainment monitor with a Full HD IPS panel and 75Hz refresh rate. ViewSonic’s Bangladesh product page identifies the exact model and describes the 24-inch Full HD IPS screen, SuperClear IPS technology, adjustable ergonomic stand and VGA, HDMI and DisplayPort connectivity. The specification page gives a 23.8-inch viewable area, 1920 × 1080 native resolution and 75Hz refresh rate. Keep the VX2480-SHDJ model code with the product invoice because ViewSonic has other VX monitors with different resolutions, sizes and refresh rates.
This model is aimed at mixed home and office use: web browsing, documents, video, general computer work and casual gaming. The Full HD resolution is compatible with a wide range of computers, and the 75Hz ceiling provides somewhat more frequent updates than a standard 60Hz setting when the source supports it. It is not a high-refresh competitive gaming monitor, and it does not turn a low-frame-rate game into a high-frame-rate one. Actual motion depends on the computer, software and selected display mode.
The official product overview highlights SuperClear IPS, ViewMode presets, ergonomic adjustment and cable management. Some listings call the product an entertainment monitor while others use an “IPS monitor” title; these refer to the same VX2480-SHDJ model when the product code matches. The manufacturer’s Bangladesh specification should be used to resolve retailer copy that conflicts with the product identity.
Resolution, panel and viewing
The monitor’s native resolution is 1920 × 1080 pixels, or Full HD, on a 16:9 widescreen panel. ViewSonic lists a 24-inch display and 23.8-inch viewable area. Full HD is a common resolution for desktop applications and streaming video. At the 24-inch class it gives less desktop workspace and pixel detail than QHD, so people who routinely compare many documents side by side or edit high-resolution imagery may prefer a higher-resolution screen. For everyday use, Full HD remains a widely compatible choice and can be easier for a computer to render at stable frame rates.
The display uses SuperClear IPS technology. ViewSonic states that the panel offers up to 178-degree horizontal and vertical viewing angles, helping maintain a consistent image when viewed from different positions. Viewing-angle figures describe a specified threshold and do not guarantee identical color and contrast at every angle. Screen height, ambient lighting and reflections still affect what the viewer sees. The panel is flat and has an anti-glare surface with a 3H hard coating in the official specification.
ViewSonic lists 250 cd/m² typical brightness, a 1,000:1 typical static contrast ratio, 16.7 million colors and 103% sRGB typical color-space size. The official page also gives 72% NTSC and 8-bit color support (6-bit plus frame-rate control). These figures describe the product’s listed display characteristics; gamut coverage alone does not establish factory calibration or professional color accuracy. For color-critical work, verify calibration on the individual monitor and use suitable calibration equipment.
The official specification gives a 3.96ms gray-to-gray response with overdrive, which retailers commonly round to 4ms. Overdrive changes pixel transition behavior; select a mode that avoids distracting overshoot for the content being viewed. Response time is different from refresh rate. A 75Hz panel can update up to 75 times per second in a supported mode, while response time describes how quickly pixels transition. Neither number alone expresses total input latency from the computer to the displayed image.
Refresh rate and picture options
The VX2480-SHDJ supports up to 75Hz according to ViewSonic’s Bangladesh product page. A compatible source can use this mode for smoother cursor movement, page scrolling and supported video or game content than a 60Hz mode. The source, selected resolution, cable and operating-system display setting must all support 75Hz. If the refresh option is missing, check the display control panel and confirm the connection and graphics output. HDMI 1.4 and DisplayPort 1.2 are listed inputs; the VGA connection is analog and may have different source-mode limitations.
ViewSonic’s ViewMode offers presets for different uses such as games, editing or movies. The product overview says these presets adjust gamma, color temperature, contrast and brightness. Presets can provide a starting point, but the best appearance depends on room light and personal preference. Save a comfortable everyday setting before experimenting so it is easy to restore. The official page mentions a game mode that includes presets for FPS, RTS and MOBA styles, but the monitor remains limited to its 75Hz maximum.
ViewSonic lists Flicker-Free and a software-based Low Blue Light feature. These are display options that may help users adjust the image for comfort; they are not medical treatments or a guarantee against eye fatigue. Set a comfortable brightness, reduce glare, position the monitor at a suitable height and take normal breaks during long sessions. The manufacturer also lists a dynamic contrast ratio, but dynamic processing can change with the image and settings, so the typical static contrast ratio is the more useful comparison value.
Ports, audio and physical setup
The official product page lists one VGA connection, one HDMI 1.4 input, one DisplayPort input and one 3.5mm audio output. Star Tech specifies DisplayPort 1.2. These connections cover many desktop PCs and laptops with conventional video outputs. A USB-C-only laptop would need a compatible adapter or dock, and buyers should check that the adapter supports Full HD at the desired refresh rate. No USB hub or USB-C video input is listed for this model.
Built-in speakers are listed as absent by Star Tech, and ViewSonic’s reviewed product specification lists an audio output rather than speakers. Plan to use headphones from the 3.5mm output or speakers connected to the computer. Audio output behavior can depend on the input and source device. Confirm the cable and audio routing with your device if you expect sound through a monitor-connected headset.
ViewSonic describes an ergonomic stand with height, swivel, pivot and tilt adjustment, plus integrated cable management. Star Tech lists height adjustment up to 150mm, tilt from -5 to 20 degrees and a 100 × 100mm VESA mount. The retailer lists swivel and pivot values as well, but its page does not consistently explain the measurement convention. Use the product manual for exact stand ranges and fit. The cable channel can guide connected leads down the stand to keep a desk tidier.
Star Tech lists physical dimensions around 539mm wide by 384.5–534.5mm high and 214mm deep with stand, and 539 × 317 × 50mm without stand. It lists net weight as 5.4kg and net weight without stand as 3.3kg. Measure the desk depth and height before installing the stand or an arm. A 100 × 100mm VESA pattern is listed; ensure the mount’s load rating exceeds the monitor’s weight and use the correct hardware. The monitor also includes a Kensington lock slot according to retailer data.
Power, warranty and seller checks
The official specification lists an internal power supply, AC 100–240V input and typical consumption of 22W, with a maximum of 23W. Eco modes are listed at 18W and 20W, with 0.5W standby consumption. Actual use varies with picture settings and operating conditions. Connect the monitor using its specified power lead and a suitable outlet. The product page lists a three-pin IEC power socket; check the supplied cable and local plug arrangement when unpacking.
Star Tech currently marks this model Upcoming and shows the price as “To be announced.” Vibe Gaming displays “In Stock” at ৳25,500, but its own page describes the same title as a QHD model and presents 2560 × 1440 QHD specifications. Those details contradict ViewSonic’s official Full HD record, so the Vibe listing is not reliable evidence for the exact product’s price or availability. Search snippets also surface other retailer offers, but those were not confirmed on a consistent exact-model live page. This profile therefore does not add an estimated market price.
Star Tech lists a three-year warranty. The official manufacturer page reviewed does not state Bangladesh seller service terms, so verify the written coverage with the seller before purchase. Ask who handles claims, which documents are needed and whether any panel-pixel or physical-damage conditions apply. Keep the invoice and check that it names VX2480-SHDJ. Retailer warranty details can vary by stock batch and distribution channel.
The VX2480-SHDJ suits a buyer looking for Full HD IPS viewing, 75Hz refresh, an adjustable stand and common VGA/HDMI/DisplayPort inputs. Its key compromises are the resolution and refresh ceiling compared with newer QHD or high-refresh displays, the modest 250-nit typical brightness, and no built-in speakers. The source conflict on Vibe Gaming is recorded rather than silently merged into product facts. Before ordering, confirm the exact VX2480-SHDJ model, seller stock, live price, included cables and warranty terms. If you need a higher refresh rate, USB-C or more resolution, compare those specifications explicitly against another monitor.
Key features
- 24-inch class SuperClear IPS panel; 23.8-inch viewable area
- Full HD 1920 × 1080 resolution with 16:9 aspect ratio
- 75Hz maximum refresh rate for supported sources
- 3.96ms GTG response with overdrive on the official specification (often rounded to 4ms by retailers)
- 250 cd/m² typical brightness and 1,000:1 typical static contrast
- 178° horizontal and vertical viewing angles
- 103% sRGB typical color-space coverage, 72% NTSC and 16.7 million colors
- VGA, HDMI 1.4, DisplayPort 1.2 and 3.5mm audio output
- Height-adjustable stand with swivel, pivot and tilt; exact ergonomic dimensions should be checked in the manual
- 100 × 100mm VESA mounting and integrated cable management
- Flicker-Free, software Low Blue Light and ViewMode picture presets
- Black finish, flat anti-glare panel with 3H hard coating
- Internal power supply; 22W typical and 23W maximum power consumption
- Three-year warranty displayed by Star Tech; verify local service conditions
Advantages
- Official Bangladesh product documentation confirms the exact VX2480-SHDJ model, 24-inch Full HD IPS panel and 75Hz refresh rate.
- IPS viewing angles and 103% sRGB typical coverage support general media and everyday productivity.
- VGA, HDMI 1.4, DisplayPort and audio output accommodate common desktop connections.
- The ergonomic stand, VESA pattern and cable-management feature allow flexible desk placement.
- A 75Hz refresh rate provides a modest improvement over 60Hz for compatible desktop movement and supported content.
Limitations to consider
- Full HD at 24-inch class offers less workspace and fine detail than QHD.
- 75Hz is below the refresh rates of dedicated competitive gaming monitors.
- 250 cd/m² brightness may be limited in brightly lit rooms or near windows.
- No built-in speakers are listed; sound needs headphones or separate speakers.
- Vibe Gaming’s listing contains contradictory QHD text and specifications for this Full HD model, so it was excluded from price/spec evidence; Star Tech marks it Upcoming.
Frequently asked questions
What is the ViewSonic VX2480-SHDJ?
It is a 24-inch-class Full HD IPS entertainment monitor with 75Hz refresh, an ergonomic stand and VGA, HDMI, DisplayPort and audio connections.
What is its native resolution and screen size?
ViewSonic lists a 24-inch size, 23.8-inch viewable area and 1920 × 1080 Full HD resolution in a 16:9 aspect ratio.
What refresh rate does it support?
The official Bangladesh product page lists 75Hz. Actual available modes depend on the connected device, cable and display settings.
What is the response time?
ViewSonic specifies 3.96ms GTG with overdrive; local retailers round this to 4ms. Response time is not the same as refresh rate or total input lag.
What ports does it have?
Official specifications list one VGA, one HDMI 1.4, one DisplayPort and one 3.5mm audio output.
Does it have built-in speakers?
Built-in speakers are not listed. Use headphones from the audio output or connect speakers to your computer.
Can the stand be adjusted?
ViewSonic describes height adjustment, swivel, pivot and tilt. Star Tech lists tilt, swivel, pivot and 150mm height adjustment. Consult the model manual for exact adjustment limits.
Can it be wall-mounted?
The manufacturer feature diagram and Star Tech list a 100 × 100mm VESA mounting pattern. Check the arm’s load limit and included screws before installing.
What is the brightness and color coverage?
ViewSonic lists 250 cd/m² typical brightness, 16.7 million colors, 103% sRGB typical color-space size, 72% NTSC and 178° viewing angles.
Does it support FreeSync?
Star Tech lists FreeSync support, but the official Bangladesh specification summary reviewed did not confirm the feature. Verify support and range for the delivered unit if it matters to you.
What is the current Bangladesh price?
Star Tech displayed Upcoming with price to be announced. Vibe Gaming showed In Stock at ৳25,500, but its page also described the product as QHD and showed QHD specs that conflict with ViewSonic’s official Full HD data. No reliable price estimate was used.
What warranty is listed?
Star Tech lists three years. Confirm the written local warranty and service process with the seller before buying.
Check the exact VX2480-SHDJ unit, current price, stock and warranty with the retailer before purchase.
