ViewSonic ColorPro VP2788-5K

UK specification value. The ViewSonic USA page lists 60 Hz for the same model name; see regional configuration.

UK figure; the US page lists 14 ms typical GtG.

Manufacturer claim with overdrive (UK page); not a measurement.

The UK product page describes a Gaming Mode with “Adaptive Sync modes tailored for FPS, RTS, and MOBA genres”. ViewSonic names no adaptive-sync technology or certification tier and declares no variable-refresh range; the UK specification’s vertical input-signal frequency is 24–75 Hz, which is not stated to be the adaptive-sync range. The US page does not mention Adaptive Sync.

UK specification table “Dynamic Contrast Ratio: 20M:1”; not comparable with the 2,000:1 typical static contrast. The US table lists no dynamic contrast figure.

ViewSonic typical (Typ) figures from the UK specification table; the page does not state the CIE basis. Size (gamut area relative to the standard) and coverage are different measures.

ViewSonic states “Delta E <2 color accuracy” without naming the colour space, Delta E formula or measurement basis. Manufacturer claim, not an independent colour-accuracy measurement.

ViewSonic states that each unit is factory-calibrated and includes a personalised colour calibration report.

Hardware calibration uses ViewSonic’s Colorbration+ software; listed calibrators: ColorPro Wheel, X-Rite i1Studio / i1Display Pro / i1 Pro 2 / i1 Pro 3, X-Rite ColorMunki Photo/Design and Datacolor Spyder X. Self-calibration from the OSD menu (sRGB, DCI-P3 or Rec.709, no software or computer needed) lists the ColorPro Wheel, with X-Rite marked “coming soon”. No calibrator is listed in the package contents.

Manufacturer-listed third-party validation programme.

ViewSonic describes a colour temperature light that toggles between D65 (daylight) and D50 (warmer indoor lighting) for matching screen and print work. No brightness or colour-rendering figures are published for the light.

No headphone jack appears in the UK connector list. The US table rates the USB-C upstream port at 15 W; the UK table gives no rating for it.

Up to 100 W via the Thunderbolt 4 upstream port; ViewSonic advises against using the laptop’s own charger at the same time.

UK table “Tilt (Forward/Back): -5º / 22º” and UK ergonomics graphic “-5° ~ 22°”. The US table lists “Tilt (Forward/Back): 5º / 22º” under the same forward/back label, without the minus sign.

The UK specification table lists “Swivel: 60º”; the UK ergonomics graphic gives “Swivel -30° ~ 30°”, “Tilt -5° ~ 22°”, “Pivot -90° ~ 90°” and “Height adjustment 0 ~ 120mm”.

ViewSonic’s metric table is labelled W × H × D; the height is given as a range across the stand’s height travel.

Front-to-back depth with stand; allow cable clearance.

ViewSonic “Net” weight, listed separately from “Net Without Stand” (4.2 kg), so taken as the assembled weight with stand.

ViewSonic UK typical figure; the US page lists 47 W without audio/USB load and 242 W with audio/USB load.

UK feature text and regulations row list ENERGY STAR; the US regulations row lists “Energy Star 8.0”.

The four viewing modes described on the ViewSonic UK product page: Clarity Boost enhances visibility in low-light scenes and dark backgrounds; Magnifier zooms into a chosen area; CAD/CAM raises contrast for fine lines in 3D modelling and technical drawings; Gaming Mode offers Adaptive Sync modes for FPS, RTS and MOBA genres. The on-screen menu (UK and US tables) lists Input Select, Colour Mode, ViewMode, Audio Adjust and Setup Menu; neither page enumerates the individual Colour Mode or ViewMode presets. Self-calibration targets (sRGB, DCI-P3, Rec.709) are recorded under hardware calibration.

Physical controls and on-screen-display items as listed in the UK and US specification tables.

Separately downloaded software, not built into the monitor: ViewSonic UK says to download ColorPro software and Colorbration+ from the ViewSonic Display Portal. ViewSonic UK says ColorPro Display Manager adjusts settings, switches colour modes and manages inputs from an on-screen interface, and that ColorPro Sense explores and matches Pantone Colours across multiple libraries. ViewSonic USA says ColorPro Display Manager lets you adjust brightness and volume with your Mac function keys; Mac-to-Monitor Control requires a MacBook model with physical function keys or a Magic Keyboard.

UK specification table (PC Operating System). ViewSonic USA titles the model “Mac Compatible” and lists 5120 × 2880 as the maximum PC and Mac resolution.

UK feature text: “EPEAT Silver and ENERGY STAR certified”, with the footnote that certifications and safety standards may vary by region; the UK regulations row lists “Energy Star, EPEAT” without a version or tier. The US regulations row lists “Energy Star 8.0, EPEAT Silver”. Packaging: the UK page describes FSC Recycled certified packaging made from 100% recycled materials; the US page describes packaging of 100% recyclable, FSC-certified materials printed with water-based ink. The UK regulations row also lists cTUVus, FCC-B, ICES003, CEC, NOM, Mexico Energy, CE, CE EMC, CB, RoHS, ErP, REACH, WEEE, EAC, UkrSEPRO, BSMI, RCM, VCCI, PSE (adaptor), CCC, China RoHS and China Energy Label.

Part of ViewSonic Eye ProTech+; the UK specification table lists “TUV Flicker Free”. Manufacturer-listed certification, not medical advice.

Part of ViewSonic Eye ProTech+; the UK specification table lists “TUV Low Blue Light (Hardware solution)” and the feature text describes a low blue light hardware solution. Manufacturer-listed certification, not medical advice.

UK specification table: “TUV Low Blue Light (Hardware solution)”. ViewSonic publishes no blue-light percentage or spectrum figure.

ViewSonic Eye ProTech+ combines flicker-free technology and a low-blue-light hardware solution; certificates as listed in the UK specification table. The US table lists neither certificate. Manufacturer-listed features, not medical advice.

The UK and US specification tables list two 5 W speakers. The UK feature text describes “dual 5W speakers and a woofer”; ViewSonic gives no rating for the woofer and the specification tables do not list it.

UK: “3 Year Pickup, Repair and Return”. US: “Three-year limited warranty on parts, labor and backlight”, subject to ViewSonic’s warranty and on-site service terms. Check the full manufacturer terms for the purchase market; this is not a cross-border warranty guarantee.